Champ and Carter

[IndelibleScribe]

Who was covering Edelman early in the game, when Brady overthrew him? It looked like a busted coverage. Had that pass been on target and he scored the long touchdown, it could've been a different game, imo.

Carter and Adams I believe.

[pricejj]

I give all the credit in the world to Tony Carter for knocking down the long bomb to Slater early in the game. Carter came to play ball, that play set the tone.

Now let's go get that Superbowl.

[maher_tyler]

Who was covering Edelman early in the game, when Brady overthrew him? It looked like a busted coverage. Had that pass been on target and he scored the long touchdown, it could've been a different game, imo.

Looked like a zone. Adams bit on the fake and was out of position. It was a pretty good fake..looked like everyone bit. Luckily, Brady missed on the throw.

[fontaine]

What Carter did in this game was track the ball in the air and actually look back at the QB. In the past he just didn't do that and ended up with his back to the ball, caught with his hands over the WR -> automatic pass interference.

Combine that with his clear lack of physical play was the reason why he got benched.

But in this one game, especially early, he clearly was tracking the ball in the air and put himself between the ball and the WR while keeping himself in the right position.

Who knows if he can keep doing this but Seattle and their broke d*ck passing game aren't going to challenge us three/four deep at CB.