You see this with most QB's that play behind a BAD Oline. When they drop back their first read is what defensive guy is going to clock him, then they look downfield to make the play.
I'm not making excuses for MT, but if you listen to most experts, that includes guys who have played the game, they all say the line is the biggest problem, the next problem is Naggy and his reluctance to play to the strengths of his QB.
There seems to be so much confusion on offense on plays that you have to wonder, is Naggy some type of mad scientist in his play designs that it does not fit traditional ways guys have either played forever, or that other coaches have coached forever, so no one can get on the same page at any one time. Seems like when they play straight up football, like they did in the second half of Eagles game, the entire offense appeared to be in sync and looking somewhat normal. I'm not saying they where great, but they looked like they knew what they where doing.
