Receivers below league average without healthy Waller.
We see guys open but he has people baring down on him.
He takes sacks but does not give up strip sacks
Pocket. The problem is there is no pocket it's collapsing up the middle. Having said that at least he's not afraid to throw it and give his guys a chance.
Cannot recognize a crossing route to save his life.
On the plus side, he appears to be very solid throwing outside the hash marks.
He had 1 to Hyatt in the first half...it was so unusual for his this year.....The play that really hurt was taking the sack on 3rd and 2 to give The Pats the one last chance.
OL is below average, but even a good OL would have a difficult time protecting for as long as DeVito holds the ball. He isn't seeing the field well on many plays, which as I've said, isn't really surprising given that he is a rookie UDFA. The game is too fast for him right now.
The guy has practiced with the starters for 4 freakin weeks and has had 6 TDs and 1 INT over the past 3 games. It’s far from perfect and not always pretty but it’s probably better than what 99% expected from him. Kudos kid … kudos.
Extremely limited awareness in the pocket as a college player. He’s a career backup going forward, but that’s not a bad thing. He’s filling in admirably given given his limited skill set.
We see guys open but he has people baring down on him.
He takes sacks but does not give up strip sacks
Love seeing him find Hyatt downfield. He is worth developing. Interested in what he looks like after an offseason and training camp.
On the plus side, he appears to be very solid throwing outside the hash marks.
On the plus side, he appears to be very solid throwing outside the hash marks.
He had 1 to Hyatt in the first half...it was so unusual for his this year.....The play that really hurt was taking the sack on 3rd and 2 to give The Pats the one last chance.
In the first half, DeVito was en fuego but his receivers let him down.
But he missed easy check downs multiple times
This brought hilarious images . . . .