Anthony Richardson Week 1 2023 vs Jacksonville Analysis

[@ferrisganzman7727]

As a Bears fan this one hurts but, happy for ARich and Colts fans that they are setting up their QB for success and development.

[@waylonbeasley1477]

@onetwo-il2qdOne is a rookie’s first game and the other is a 3rd year pro in his second year in the system. Also if you’re box score watching they have similar stats but if you watched both games the offensive scheme and coaching of the Colts are a ton more conducive to a running style QB . I also don’t think Luke Getsy called a single QB run the entire game for Justin in week 1.

[@TrewlPatrol]

Fields will be fine….eventually

[@jeffredfern3744]

​@@TrewlPatrolFields will never be a good NFL QB. His career will be a Seneca Wallace type backup going forward after this year. I'm a Bears fan, I've seen this before.

[@MJisAGlorifiedDemarDerozen]

@@jeffredfern3744he’d be an elite TE tho

[@AllDay3004]

@@jeffredfern3744 please go watch Seneca Wallace again because besides being Black they are not the same

[@keith4776]

I didn't understand the Richardson draft hype, until I watched his combine interview. Then I thought he should have been the #1 pick. He's going to be very good; work ethic, competitiveness, and pursuit of perfection are a powerful combination.

[@AtlantaJonny]

Yup fully agree. It’s the person and leader he is that make him so special.

[@rtwhitworth]

And coming from a Panthers fan that was really hoping that they'd take the risk on upside potential, I completely agree 😢

[@Peyton1218]

@@rtwhitworth With Young you still got yourself a great one. I think Stroud is the one of the three who busts.

[@rtwhitworth]

@@Peyton1218 yeah, I have no major issues with Young. His size and longevity just make me nervous 😬

[@CarolinaPride95]

@@rtwhitworthyour comment is somewhat ironic considering AR got hurt in his 1st game and Bryce was fine 😅😂

[@jetterjetson]

This channel is so good i'm binge watching episodes from three years ago.

[@TheQBSchool]

Ha. Nice. Thanks.

[@Flintstones74]

That was me last year when I found this channel too!

[@DarkCeasar85]

So good

[@vollmagnet]

@@TheQBSchool Yeah there's more of us but I did that some time ago. You're also going crazy with the volume atm. Love me some Air Raid on this channel

[@milesdvd]

Bro facts I just found his page this offseason and he has the best reviews on KZbin honestly..

[@derrick1909]

Honestly he’s been developing so fast since that first rookie ota… the rate he’s growing is crazy to me

[@PeteMD]

He’s the youngest QB and one of the youngest players at any position in the NFL. He has less experience than any QB in the league…except maybe Trey Lance 🤯. He’s only going to continue to improve

[@MrStayOutThewAy5]

everybody said he’s the rawest but has the highest ceiling. indy gotta a good one

[@kill4k1]

hes hella smart man glad hes cooking

[@benplaster9943]

Love this content. Richardson looks way better than I expected. Shane Steichen is such a good playcaller

[@staticocean1233]

I'm impressed with how many vids you've cranked out in less than a week. Respect.

[@GoZito75]

he knows this is go time for his channel, obviously

[@TryPuttingItInRice]

AR5 is the best QB from this draft class and is gonna be one of the best soon and stay there. Been saying this since before he was drafted.

[@NickWellingFitness]

You've been churning out some great content at a high volume. Great stuff. Much appreciated!

[@TheQBSchool]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@cobretti3812]

Two things that I learned from watching this are: 1. Shane Steichen knows how to set his QB and offense up for success and growth. 2. AR has more football IQ and poise than originally expected. This kid could really be special in a year or two. Great video. Thank you!

[@cuhgaming4943]

He never had a decent chance at UF to show his potential like Bryce at Alabama and Stroud at OSU. So the media just labels him a prototype QB and a bonehead with a strong arm like everyone else that isnt a undefeated heisman winner

[@vincenzofrancis9015]

Guy plays with a ton of heart! Think he will be a really good pocket passer in time as well. Understands when to get a 1st down with his legs. Hope he stays healthy he could be one of the coolest/most fun QBs to watch make plays 🤩

[@davidcruz3886]

JT you are killing it! Keep it going the delivery of information is perfectly paced and the detailed breakdown is elite. Keep going

[@TheQBSchool]

thanks, david.

[@sethvherman690]

As a Colts fan, this makes me so excited for the future with AR. Definitely a cause for pause on Pittman though with some of the effort plays at the end.

[@IcicleLynx]

I was at the game, was waiting for this as I had my own thoughts. As a Colts and Gators fan I’m pretty happy

[@stevewaters7559]

Was he like this at Florida?

[@IcicleLynx]

At times but I'm slightly surprised tbh@@stevewaters7559

[@ronaldroberts9274]

@@stevewaters7559He struggled with underneath and intermediate accuracy, like his “catchable ball” rate was noticeably behind the other guys in his class, but a lot of that was due to Florida just having an absolute shit offense. He had very very little skill positional talent around him, florida rarely ever gave him any easy throws, they almost never gave him hot throws, it was a poorly designed offense. The effort, intensity, arm talent, etc were all very much on display at florida though.

[@jamesnguyen7069]

"where are all the AR5 haters at?!"

[@Channel-qx1or]

right here

[@Austin.Kilgore]

@@Channel-qx1orBoooo! 👎

[@ThatBoyKlink]

Right fucking here lol

[@jonathangeddes9786]

You're a bot

[@viralencore85]

Right here

[@slimdawgmillionaire3072]

bro watching this breakdown, im more impressed by Shane Steichen's play calling lmao, that man seems like a genius to me

[@PeteMD]

Yep and Hurts struggled in his first NFL game without Steichen. It all makes sense

[@jordangraff2254]

J.T, you are always putting out awesome videos Sir! As a Colts fan, I am very excited for the future with Anthony Richardson. Kid's soo big and strong, poised and athletic. And hes genuinely a wonderful human and puts in ALL the work. I have zero doubt in my mind we are seeing a future perennial All-Pro QB in Indy (Again, finally)

[@joeshmoe8134]

You flip burgers at Wendy’s. Nobody cares about your football analysis.

[@user-je1jo4ul9t]

Been waiting for this one, rooting for the kid. He seems like a great player on (so far) and off the field :). Thanks!!

[@danny2a3]

yeah steichen and the oc know how to scheme can’t wait until we get some playmakers around AR. love your channel btw

[@Cool_Hand_Luke]

Indy fans gotta be feeling good about finally stepping off the carousel. Now to get Johnathan Taylor paid

[@OohGeeSilk]

Facts

[@junkmail6567]

They really gotta just pay him to preserve AR. He needs a dang weapon

[@carlos00700]

Bro they need him “healthy” too

[@MetaTaco317]

​@@junkmail6567they need JT to allow the Colts doctors to examine him. He's refused, but still claiming he's injured. Hmmm

[@imnotbigjuicy]

If jt dont wanna be there we dont need him in my opinion. New culture with AR we cant have bad energy 🙌🏽

[@gregghome3339]

I love hearing "design" and "beauty" in the same sentence while referring to parts of the Colts offense again.

[@coastfan24]

Love seeing the incredible growth of this channel over the last year or so. Absolutely deserved. These videos are on point and provide such valuable insight. Thanks JT

[@junkmail6567]

5 minutes in, JT making me miss Steichen in Philly…. Would love to have him back

[@gabesoto9301]

i’d bet a lot of money he’ll be the best QB in this draft class. he’s the most talented and he’s set up in the best spot to succeed of the 3. plus his mentality is that of someone who is just going to keep getting better.

[@joeshmoe8134]

Lmfao…..I’ll take this bet.

[@Almod-qf4pc]

Richardson will have growing pains, just like any other rookie QB, but I think he will eventually be good. Great character guy too and I'm rooting for him to succeed.

[@UGLYBOYwrld]

I agree but I also dont think hes as raw as scouts were makin him out to be hes a fast learner

[@kahlbutomacfarland]

“This is what it should look like Chicago” - thank you! JT knows what time it is.

[@noashtraysports4151]

The comments about MPJ are fair but the Colts only have 4 WR rostered, I think MPJ took a couple snaps off. He was tired, the game was getting out of hand and I think that needs to be controlled by the coach. Don't forget they are dealing with a rookie QB AND Head Coach. MPJ may be a little out of shape, but I don't think it's a character issue.

[@LainLain7]

Niners fan, but very excited for this kid. Still a long way to go.

[@PeteMD]

Same and same. He’s what we wished Lance was

[@henriquemendescaiel9678]

Awesome!! These videos of Richardson are THE BEST

[@MarkusfromH]

Thanks for the breakdown! It's crazy to see how much talent, creativity and work is required to succeed in the NFL! Amazing game! Let's just make sure no player gets injured!!! A win does not legitimize risking an opponent's health!

[@alexrobertsfcim]

This stuff is invaluable. I'm gonna try doing some film study of my own this year but this is a great tool to be able to double check any "do I know what the hell I'm actually looking at" questions I might have.

[@dcnole]

This whole video feels like a Bears/Fields subtweet.

[@TheQBSchool]

Yup

[@AnthonyMcNeil]

That's because it is. Fields can run the ball and they had a whole off-season and don't even implement stuff that the kid does best.

[@addster124]

The bears want fields to be a pocket passer. They got dj Moore. He's in year 3. Richardson is a rookie. Don't get wrong, the bears should still sprinkle in these qb run plays since he's mobile but they don't want it to be the foundation of their offense.

[@17zay17]

didn't get to catch this game but heard AR looked good, and I'm pretty impressed after watching this video. especially when the common thinking coming out of college was he's an athletic freak but he may not have the highest football IQ. the future might be bright for this kid

[@joeshmoe8134]

He doesn’t have a decent IQ in football or in life. Just another black kid who’s a great athlete but lacks intelligence and leadership.

[@brendanholt7614]

Anyone saying he had poor football IQ was not watching his college tape. His main problem was accuracy, not his reads. While they weren’t always perfect, they impressed me a lot, as did his pocket presence. I do honestly think any analyst that said his football IQ was low is probably racist, at least subconsciously.

[@PlaySA]

Second play, the designed QB run, was awesome but the way he got dragged down from behind with the defender weight on his legs... really dangerous. He could've wrecked an ankle right there. Risky way to go down.

[@user-hz4sd1zi9l]

That’s the chance u take when playing football. Anyone can get hurt

[@PlaySA]

​@@user-hz4sd1zi9l There are ways to limit those risks. AR gets hurt and the Colts season is over. Sometimes that's not worth a couple extra yards and going down is the better decision. That being said, I don't think Richardson even saw him so the only thing he could've done different is run faster I guess. Not a Colts fan per se, but I want to watch this kid all season if possible. And if he's getting defenders wrapping him up and crumpling his legs with their weight, sooner or later he'll be hurt. Just want to make sure he knows how to protect himself and give himself the best possible chance to avoid injury.

[@area11_t36]

i was impressed with how much better his footwork and mechanics look already and he still has time for improvement

[@ChrisSkinner1]

Love all the vids. I learn so much! As a Colts fan I watched the game and I thought AR played well. I come away from this vid really impressed with Steichen and the play design/play calling.

[@geodude8185]

Thanks for posting!

[@ericdutil3478]

This is incredible content. Thank you for putting the work in!

[@HunterCaleb98]

Great video. Really surprised to see #11 taking plays off. Contract year for him

[@jordangraff2254]

He played 97% of offensive snaps.... And he's a wicked blocker... He plays a hard, full game

[@jacobhamilton6710]

You didn’t watch this video then took multiple plays off game deciding plays matter of fact

[@raygremaux5146]

​@jacobhamilton6710 to be fair to Pittman, he was probably dead tired and we didn't have another receiver to put on the field. Only 4 on the 53 man. Still gotta give better effort though

[@jacobhamilton6710]

@@raygremaux5146 understandable but game deciding plays ?

[@mtstans]

thank you for this. much appreciated. keep up the great work!

[@matrixxblood]

Loved the video. As a colts fan it was great. We need to gett Pitt some stamina lol

[@eduardobaixaverde]

I'm from Brazil and I watched this game, man... there's something special about #5 Richardson, he's going to be a great QB in the coming years

[@azalea6930]

I love the QB run game more than maybe anything in football, seeing how creative and sound these colts are at it makes me think I gotta watch all their games this season.

[@StacheZilla]

Do you think JAX running 2 high safeties a lot limited big downfield throws and essentially changed play calling? AR has a cannon and the defense forced him to prove he can be methodical.

[@lordmegatron4789]

that's a reasonable assessment

[@user-hz4sd1zi9l]

Yea, hopefully when or if jt comes back his run game can open up for some deep passes

[@swish.2k697]

Hot take: AR is winning ROY

[@kimyona9746]

That ain't hot at all. AR shoulda been the first pick, Bryce fits way more in Houston. Indy got a STEAL PLUS a QB that has the potential to be tall Jalen Hurts if not better

[@slash196]

When you look at AR get the ball out in rhythm his accuracy is GREAT. He can put the ball on a dime anywhere. It's just building that experience and consistency. He's gonna be a good one.

[@AllDay3004]

If anybody watched AR-15 at Florida you could see how much he carried them. They were in the SEC with mid major talent. When he didnt play the bowl game last year, they didn't score a single point. The coaches didn't hold his hand either. His biggest issue was his mechanics. If he continues to improve that, he's going to be an absolute problem.

[@rafsimmz]

Exaclty it was him and Ricky Persall playing hero ball 🤣

[@junkmail6567]

Been waiting for this one!

[@indymayne]

Great breakdown, as always! MPJr getting dragged I didn’t love but had to be said. Can’t wait to watch the future videos.

[@zacharyjones7948]

Just finding this channel and I’m genuinely wondering how you have the time to analyze and breakdown all these different players in depth!

[@TheQBSchool]

same

[@Masta-Blasta]

Outstanding breakdown, thank you!

[@rbertog4]

Dude you are a machine. Great stuff man 👍🏻

[@TheQBSchool]

Thanks 👍

[@morrowthewizard3945]

Thank you for posting this one

[@jdmbapastor5172]

Quick note: #11 is Michael Pittman, Jr. Colts only have 4 WRs on the active roster (Pittman, Pierce, Downs, and McKenzie) and only called up one additional receiver receiver (Winfree) from the Practice Squad for this game. The question would have been whether to play Winfree or Pittman (at 85%). My guess is that Pittman was probably gassed a large chunk of the game.

[@jimmie_g]

and I don't think McKenzie played a single snap on offense. I do know for sure he wasn't targeted once. They'll need to work on their conditioning.

[@jordanlotts5754]

Pittman and Pierce played like 95% of snaps I think, I'm sure they were gassed by the end. Downs and McKenzie only play slot and McKenzie didn't play at all this game. Colts need some WR depth, and need to cut some backs (idc who, they're all bad except JT)

[@AtlantaJonny]

Wow calling out Pittman and you’re being more than fair. Thank you! You’re giving fans things we aren’t getting anywhere else. This has gotta be some of the very best NFL content anywhere right now.

[@area11_t36]

to be fair to pittman he didn’t come out the game at all and we don’t have any guys to sub him out for so i’m not shocked he looked gassed in the 4th

[@PlaySA]

Alec Pierce too, missing that crack block (and barely showing effort on it) ain't enough in a fourth down situation. That could've changed the game to a win possibly if he had made that block.

[@alextan7130]

Interesting last couple plays, One thing you would of seen on the broadcast was Richardson actually discarding his playcalling band before his last two plays on offense. I don't know if there was an equipment malfunction or frustration with the hurry up play calling, but for my money, I think that Richardson was actually calling his own number at the end of the game. That could explain why a tired 11 was just going through the motions, knowing that Richardson was gonna take it himself, still doesn't excuse the effort. They were in Hurry up so there was no chance to sub 11 or get extra big men on the field. Looks like Richardson just said let run all the perimeter guys outside and clear the middle of the field for me to make something happen. Love to see the confidence and passion, but may also be a bit too much Hero Ball which at the NFL level isn't as viable a option even when you are superman like AR

[@michaelbrant2060]

If I remember correctly AR lost the plays out of his armband, he tried to put it back but couldn’t and threw the plays on the field. He discarded the empty armband the next play, and that was the weird part on the broadcast. Both could be true but an equipment malfunction for sure.

[@dantheman8152]

AR has some much potential

[@macdaddyr1574]

As a Steelers fan I need a Kenny Pickett breakdown. How did it all go so wrong?

[@sprintstothebathroomdaily2429]

wouldnt panic, have a feeling the niners are going to make a lot of qbs look like that

[@PeteMD]

Bottom tier OC

[@Yoodoooo]

Any Qb who wears two gloves every game will be avg

[@carterbucks1912]

Matt Canada is how 🤣

[@macdaddyr1574]

@@carterbucks1912 Yeah that’s a given but this looked like one of the first games it wasn’t totally Canada

[@georgenunns9619]

Awesome video

[@tyrislee7474]

Great content !

[@maximusrex8689]

My HS football coach used to call wing slot "bastard" formation because he was a defensive guy and hated going against it. Funny to see you bring that up.

[@TheQBSchool]

yup. d peeps hate it

[@1Steins]

Absolutely thrilled by his effort and overall excitement, AR5 is looking to be special.

[@user-hz4sd1zi9l]

Cooked Pittman at the end 😂

[@TheXDesertfisch]

At 27:00 The "extra" lineman is bernhard raimann, the starting LT. They put a TE in as LT and shifted him around

[@sebastianheine378]

This the JT the colts really needed

[@tatRip]

Someone else might have commented this, but look at the WR Corps for the Colts, they only have 4 players signed and the 4th only got one offensive snap. I'm sure by end of the game they were exhausted. No excuse but worth knowing.

[@matttaylor2812]

Couldn’t be more excited as a colts fan rn

[@pablodesales1353]

We needed this

[@prestondoran8707]

YES. Been waiting for this one!

[@allanhernandez25]

Can't wait for the Zach Wilson breakdown

[@gabrielquezada2725]

I’ve been waiting for this

[@sbrown9020]

Fire !!! He showed something

[@btaylorynesp]

The fact that the GM has 4 wrs and 6 tes is a big component of his fatigue. There is no one to come in and replace him even if he wanted to tap out, who would've come in ...

[@jimsibley1651]

As a Gator fan do I wish (for the Gators' sake) AR was still in G'ville...yeah, but...can I fault him for the choice to go, given likely being a top 10 pick, not at all. I was just worried that he'd wind up on a team that didn't know how to develop him (especially given how little experience he had coming in) and it just wouldn't work out for him. Well...Indy and Shane Steichen...it's only the very beginning of his career and of coach Steichen's opportunity to coach him, but it sure is looking so far like a great fit for AR. Looking forward to seeing their partnership develop and hopefully fully blossom into something really great! Oh, and loving the analysis here...love the multiple views and thorough look at key plays the way you do it here. Outstanding work JT!

[@AnthonyMcNeil]

12 minutes in and the one thing I'm seeing is how fast Richardson is fetting into his drops compared to Fields. You pointed out how Fields look nonchalant went dropping back. Richardson was more quick, just watching this video.

[@Sithman1776]

It’s interesting you call out 11 (Pittman) on a couple plays, but he’s the one who caught the ball and ran it 40 yards for a TD in the first half, and he’s the one who body slammed the dude who made the interception. He seems to play lax if he knows the play isn’t designed for him to get the ball.

[@kanagawa85]

I got my popcorn ready!!

[@theaverageDon]

3:50 as a life-long Ga Tech fan, it warms my heart to see plays like this be named 'GT', with the formation and wingers positioned diagonally too, and I find it humorous to the irony that it's been 4 years since Tech played the Spread Option under the great Paul Johnson Such good memories which our stupid athletic department and boosters took for granted. We didn't know what we had until Clown Collins came in for 3 years, completely disrespected the legacy of Paul Johnson at Tech, and set our program back years of lost development Thank you Colts for this unexpected moment

[@doccholo905]

I have him on my fantasy team. Will take this breakdown into account lol

[@MrTrentonrocks]

Love seeing coach Reggie Wayne(red hat) running down the sidelines after the Td to Pittman

[@naptownslim6005]

That intro went crazy JT

[@TheQBSchool]

really? i dig it

[@jmg999]

I think that he did really well playing w/in the frame of what Steichen designed for him. It actually surprised me, b/c he's usually much less decisive, and it causes all sorts of havoc along the line and in the backfield. But, it seemed as if they were putting him in a lot of single read situations, where if the throw wasn't there, he checked down. I agree w/ you about how they incorporated the run game, although I will say, even though I LOVE seeing the flexbone in the NFL, I can't imagine that there's a team in the league that really wants to run triple option, if they don't have to. No one wants to draw that up for their QB, but I think that it in this case, they're limited w/ what they can do w/ him right now, so it made sense as an alternative to get him out on the edge w/ the ball in his hands.

[@Type1Matt]

Colts have a stud in AR, and a stud coach that compliments him perfectly in Steichen

[@adamrielh]

Get on Pittman’s ass!! lol he better not let his dad see this 😂

[@grayson9225]

Love the Kahari Jones reference, He turned out to be a Winnipeg Blue Bomber legend and A CFL head coach BTW!

[@TheQBSchool]

I know. He's a buddy. Coached me in the CFL too. lol

[@harpoon_bakery162]

Awesome!! AR5 has arrived at the QB School !!!!

[@NotGoodAtFantasy]

For Richardson to perform like this against a pretty elite defense in his debut is insane

[@713God]

Elite?

[@CityInTheDark1]

@@713GodMaybe not elite but very good. Josh Allen is an elite D end for sure, there’s a lot of talent on the Jags defense

[@darrynriskus5180]

Don't know if JAX earned elite defense label, but they're good

[@Nick-jx6ro]

​@CityInTheDark1 Jax is nowhere near elite. Texans secondary is much better than the Jags. This week should be good.

[@hunt6872]

Finally! Thanks for these, my fantasy league thinks I’m a QB whisperer cause of these vids lol

[@carpeweekendem1489]

Watching the game, Richardson looked like he had brain mush mental fatigue in the 4th quarter. Throws looked forced and not very accurate. With more games under his belt this should get better. Excited to see how he progresses. His game looks very promising!

[@Gremlack13]

I wasn’t big on ar being drafted because of his limited starts. Made me think of Sanchez and being more hype than skill. I think he players well in game 1, even though they ended up losing. Hopefully he keeps improving each week.

[@TrewlPatrol]

I always wondered why offences don’t throw more screen passes the first couple of drives to get that defensive line huffing and puffing early. Tire those 1st string big guys out early and then mix up the run and pass.

[@zacharydavis5822]

That's my QB. My Guy

[@bwilson21345]

S/o coach Shane, his game planning and play calling is top tier

[@kipmartin2271]

Definitely felt like this game helped Taylor in his position. Really happy with the overall product AR put on the field. I will say that they only had 4 WRs on the roster for game day and I think #4 was hurt by the end of the game. Not an excuse for loafing in the final minutes when you've gotta be fighting, but some context.

[@ChumblesMumbles]

I hope Steichen self-scouts or someone else in the organization does to point out the holes in that offense - especially giving his QB hot options and drilling the receivers on them. I really look forward to future analyses of Richardson later on in his development to see how things are going - he looks like he has a lot of potential if the Colts can avoid breaking him.

[@user-hz4sd1zi9l]

@NoBody-pw3kfdid u watch the game? He’s not even hurt and he didn’t get “hurt” because of his o line

[@TacoTuesday4]

That first play looks like a standard play action out of an RPO setup.

[@shadowreaper7278]

the eagles seemed to still be having hot read issues vs the pats pressure packages too its such a weird trait from this offense to just ignore installing hots wow.

[@fogetaboutit04]

The one I've been waiting for

[@ronaldmarbut8104]

as a Gators fan and colts fan I was happy with the way you played but it's obvious he's got to get better at working the left side of the Field

[@XxFWLxX311]

you prob looked at a graph and came to this assumption. the playbook was simple for a one sided offense. this is such a casual take.

[@harvard004]

Anthony Richardson is what Niners expected Trey Lance to be.

[@Samsation93]

Agreed lol

[@ClickClan100]

Below average passer with extreme athletic abilities?

[@rafsimmz]

@@ClickClan100More like inexperienced passer with insane athleticism. Except Richardsons mechanics and speed are night and day better than lance . Only similarities are he just hasn’t played a lot of football like lance . Dude looks better week 1 of his rookie season than lance ever has.

[@ClickClan100]

@rafsimmz damn near impossible to play worse than Trey Lance. Not a fan of either, but I would rather take a gamble on Richardson. Hopefully, he can improve his accuracy. We all remember Josh Allen had terrible accuracy. He improved it, but now he's back to being inaccurate.

[@ClickClan100]

@tj.tsunami its one game, bro. Need a bigger sample size.

[@area11_t36]

in defense of pittman we don’t really have any subs for him so he’s not coming out the game, he played 97% off the snaps and is heavily involved as a blocker so he doesn’t get much rest during drives and it doesn’t help that pierce was non existent the entire game. but it was a little shocking to see that from him

[@ryhnsmock2409]

Pittman is known for going 100% on all reps in practice. He might have been tired and the game was kinda out of reach. Willing to give the benefit of the doubt since he doesn’t come out of the game practically ever. Hopefully it’s not a “playing to stay healthy” in a contract year thing.