Which is why it’ll be so fun to see what the veteran QBs downwind on the schedule (Tom Brady, Matt Stafford, etc.) end up doing. I counted anything where he was nearby, hence the extra targets.Įither way, the subsequent weeks will show us that attacking Woolen downfield is unwise. They’re charting some plays I’m not, and vice versa. Pro Football-Reference lists 10 completions on 20 targets for 152 yards on Woolen’s page. (all numbers mine)- John Skellingt n Fraley October 18, 2022 Counting penalties and times he got coverage help downfield, I find 34 plays where Tariq Woolen was targeted.
I should get danger pay for rewatching any part of this game that isn’t Woolen’s blocked field goal. Didn’t get beat deep but gave up a lot of yardage anyway. So the ends justify the means?įinal line: One completion on four targets, for 18 yards.
Felt like he was trying to keep four points off the scoreboard, and in the end it turned out to be all seven, after the fumble inside the one. So I love the process of committing this penalty on purpose, seems very heady to me if that was the plan.
While a different official might see one or both of the Week 1 penalties in a different light, the second one is a pretty clear grab that only a vet could hope to disguise.īut if Woolen doesn’t hold Hamler, that’s likely a touchdown. No surprise that Wilson would pick on the rookie a little bit here, with four targets in a single quarter. Denver /GFvVeI0isD- John Skellingt n Fraley October 20, 2022
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