@reality said: I don't really disagree.   Only that when talking a look at a given play the missing piece is what is to be the QBs read sequence for that play call.  Seemed like Flacco read order started on the left, felt the pressure, and let it rip.  He was pretty much loading up to throw when the safety flipped his hips, leaving the slot guy open.  Now, I'd certainly agree Flacco did have a pocket to step up in to, reset, and get to another read. What was the down on this play? Fully agree lack of run game is no Bueno, same with Flacco having to throw as many times as he did.  If he has to throw that much each week there are going to be a lot of INT which are on him, instead of bad luck off the receivers hands in to DBs hands  This would have been a triangle read as Tillman adjusts his route post snap off the safety rotation.    The backside X is solo the whole way. The corner is inside eye  JJ really tried hard to create seperation by just immediately releasing outside and trying to threaten vertical.    He just doesn't have those kind of wheels so the corner rides out the squeeze to the sideline and feels JJ throttle down past the chains, sitting all over it.    Flacco can start his eyes to either side depending on intitial pre-snap looks vs action.  He opted for what he thought would have been the easiest read without double checking the motion side.   Brownies are fortunate this was a flag.