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Message: [QUOTE="MadDogRevival, post: 2326451, member: 8028"] The drive you are talking about was the 2nd drive the Pats had down 1 in the 4th quarter. The play you are talking about occurred at 9:06. At this point, Amendola is out. 1st down Brady throws over middle to Hogan who has zero separation. Incomplete. 2nd and 10. Brady has gobs of time, ends up throwing the ball out of bounds on the left sideline when pressure is about to get to him because nobody was open. 3rd and 10. The play you are talking about. Cooks lines up on the left side, runs a quick out . . . that is short of the 1st down line. He does, in fact, have plenty of separation. Brady throws the ball high, hitting him in stride or close to it. Cooks jumps about 6-8 inches to catch it, but comes down with a foot out of bounds. He didn't "have to run out of bounds" to catch it - he was running an out. Too much. That's the play you cite to support your point? LOL dude. You got a rookie wide receiver running a bad route that would have been short of the 1st down, Brady finds him and the rook doesn't have the experience to get his 2nd foot in bounds, which it looks like he could have, had he been thinking about it. Of course, give the kid a few more weeks to learn how to run the route the OC and the QB want and expect him to run, and I'm sure he'll be fine. That's it? Oh my. People love to watch the mighty fall. [/QUOTE]