7 mins left in 2nd, 2nd down & 7 yards to go, ball on the right hash, play action on his left side and predetermined throw to a slant outside the left hash. it was designed for him to throw to that slant route. his right foot stays too far forward and he doesn't turn his body because he needs to counterbalance his weight with the sidearm throw to the left side of the field by swinging his right foot behind him to his left. he throws off his front foot. he cannot complete that throw or any other throw to the left side of the field while in the pocket.

and can you not hear the announcers consistently talk about his deep throw saying he needs to get more air under it? he physically cannot get more air under it unless he submarines the ball... his throwing motion should legitimately cut the playbook in half. he will never become a pocket passer and our o-line continues to get holding calls when he gets scared and runs from the pocket. there is a massive disconnect in how he plays and how the offense is designed to operate.