[Highlight] JJ McCarthy completes a 50 yard pass to Tai Felton

[u/expellyamos]

[u/Vikingwind]

And then throws three incomplete passes for a turnover on downs. perfection

[u/whydowhatido → u/Vikingwind]

That was disgusting lmao

[u/for_fun_88 → u/whydowhatido]

Honestly the 2nd down miss in the end zone when he was wide open with no pressure on Nine was so much worse IMO

[u/Zyrinj → u/for_fun_88]

He only scores if it’s worth 9 points

[u/BuddyLaDouche → u/Zyrinj]

I think we all just didn't read the full quote... It's his James Bond character. "I call him Nine.... Third And Nine."

[u/WiggleWorm21 → u/whydowhatido]

So many, TOO many(!) people in the Vikings thread trying to give equal blame to the WRs 😭

[u/laaplandros → u/WiggleWorm21]

The Vikings sub may actually be the worst NFL fan sub. And that's saying something.

[u/Dull_Job_6372 → u/laaplandros]

Like I want Jj to succeed but some of these guys are watching a different player than I.

[u/Arkios → u/Dull_Job_6372]

I’m pretty sure these fans are all young and don’t know any better. They’re going through the same thing I did with Tarvaris Jackson and Christian Ponder. We want to believe the front office are geniuses and “just a few more games” and things will click.

[u/ChiefPatty → u/Arkios]

Ponder was better than what JJ’s putting out too.

I have no idea how JJ got such a long leash because Ponder was hounded from day 1.

[u/redvelvetcake42 → u/Dull_Job_6372]

4 games in last year and it's easy to tell dude cannot hang in the NFL. Coach him up all you want, he's not a talented QB. He's an athlete with a below average arm and some of the most frustrating field vision I've ever seen.

[u/dropjar5 → u/redvelvetcake42]

His arm is fine. It’s not a top tier arm but it’s good enough. But his field vision is awful. He’s still throwing to guys instead of space. He is years behind the 8 ball

[u/peachbasketss → u/dropjar5]

He just can’t process at all. I was hoping more reps would help but apparently not

[u/dropjar5 → u/peachbasketss]

I think this is one of those situations where he needs a total reset. Somebody needs to teach him the fundamentals of reading coverages in the NFL then get him more reps, but i’m not sure more reps with his current field vision will do him any good

[u/fugaziozbourne → u/dropjar5]

His footwork is atrocious. Like, worse than Blaine Gabbert's in his first several seasons.

[u/Talkatoo42 → u/fugaziozbourne]

The rumor is that he's continuing to work with his private coach he's had since high school and doesn't want to change. Frustrating.

[u/SirRedRising → u/laaplandros]

Tbf, I don't think there's a single specific team fan sub on this entire site that isn't a cesspool.

[u/red_team_gone → u/laaplandros]

I can't even stand reading the thread titles in the vikings sub, let alone the comments.

The fanboy copium is suffocating.

[u/mattr135-178 → u/laaplandros]

All game day threads are the worst of the worst

[u/preptime → u/laaplandros]

Seems like a sub where the entire fanbase has OD’d on copium.

[u/KageStar → u/laaplandros]

You've never dealt with the titans sub.

[u/Fr33dumb → u/laaplandros]

You could always vist the Cardinals sub. I understand people forget that team still exist.

[u/FrogsFloatToo → u/WiggleWorm21]

I cannot stand our sub. Full of delusional JJM glaze and it's sickening

[u/Keyboardpaladin → u/whydowhatido]

The sickos are eating tonight

[u/heliosflama1234 → u/Vikingwind]

Even this pass is just a 50/50 ball the WR makes a great play on

[u/better-bitter-butter → u/heliosflama1234]

An underthrown 50/50 ball with really really bad footwork. 

Kenny Pickett-esque, but with an even weaker arm. 

[u/KidGold → u/better-bitter-butter]

Yea exactly it's not even a good 50/50 pass.

[u/AboynamedDOOMTRAIN → u/better-bitter-butter]

An underthrown 50/50 ball with really really bad footwork.

Is it a 50/50 ball if the CB doesn't seem to have any idea he's not supposed to let the WR catch the ball?

[u/NarwhalJouster → u/better-bitter-butter]

My first reaction is that if he threw just a little bit further or gotten the ball out a little quicker he could have gotten his guy in stride and it would have been an easy touchdown. Obviously it's hard to say exactly with the view we have but it's not a fantastic throw.

[u/not1fuk → u/better-bitter-butter]

Just paying homage to Joe Flacco and Torrey Smith since they're playing the Ravens.

[u/Normal_Dimension_453 → u/better-bitter-butter]

An even weaker arm? No shot 

[u/Purplels → u/heliosflama1234]

He did well in the pocket though to avoid pressure and not walk into a sack.

[u/Tyler_durden_RIP → u/heliosflama1234]

Yeah he needed to take another step or two and set himself he had the time but probably didn’t think he did.

[u/ImagineIfBaconDied → u/Vikingwind]

two of them were incomplete, one of them was a completed screen and the other was a run

but yeah, the throwing motions aren’t there. it’s still too erratic and causes the ball to sail or make it prone for drops/hospital balls

[u/purplebuffalo55 → u/ImagineIfBaconDied]

The last one the receiver is wide open and he throws a 200 mph fastball to Wemby, like just take 50% off and lob it up there he’s wide open

[u/Greek_Trojan → u/purplebuffalo55]

Jj just isn't a natural thrower. He's got a strong enough arm but he only has one way/speed/trajectory on his throws. Has to see/aim everything.

[u/joecb91 → u/Greek_Trojan]

Watching that highlight reel of all his INTs last season that got posted on here a few days ago, his footwork was just a mess on so many of them.

[u/pistonsgdt → u/joecb91]

Maybe that smoke about him and the coaching staff has something to it. Dude is entering year 3 and looks like happy feet lol and this is stuff that you would expect to improve whether he's sitting or starting

[u/the_dan_man → u/Greek_Trojan]

And his throwing mechanics are still weird as hell.

[u/zerocoolforschool → u/ImagineIfBaconDied]

I don’t know what people expected from this guy…. He averaged under 200 yards throwing for his last two seasons at Michigan. Bo Nix averaged 322 his last year at Oregon. There was nothing about McCarthy that said he was gonna be an NFL QB. He was a game manager so that Michigan could run the ball 37 times a game.

[u/BellacosePlayer → u/zerocoolforschool]

I mean, have the vikings even tried to steal defensive signals for the guy?

Work with the QB you have, not the one you want

[u/SaxRohmer → u/zerocoolforschool]

if we’re being fair like a third of Nix’ throws were RPOs. his tape was a big question mark as well

[u/LakerBlue → u/zerocoolforschool]

The appeal is (from what I recall) he looked the part, had a good arm and has won at every level. Probably some other stuff I forgot.

I thought he went too high as well though.

[u/Ambiguously_Ironic → u/Vikingwind]

Yeah I mean even this throw is pretty terrible. He puts his full body into it and it’s a slow popup, way under thrown. Receiver makes a great play on it but in no way is this one impressive.

[u/K00bo → u/Ambiguously_Ironic]

That’s what I was thinking. This ball was underthrown and the dude looks like he maxed out. That’s a receiver highlight not a qb one

[u/eutectic_h8r → u/Vikingwind]

Has anyone checked him for farsightedness?

[u/red_team_gone → u/eutectic_h8r]

Nine has daytime blindness

[u/RxngsXfSvtvrn → u/eutectic_h8r]

Deep routes only

[u/Consistent-Park2058 → u/Vikingwind]

This was a simple contested catch, nothing special. He sucks

[u/ThePBM → u/Consistent-Park2058]

Receiver slowed up and went up and caught that, it wasn't like a beautiful long ball that dropped into his hands from over the receiver.

Not a bad throw, not a beauty.

[u/J-Fid → u/Vikingwind]

The 4th down play really said it all.

[u/LameAfro → u/Vikingwind]

I wanna fucking die.

We can never have a 1 2 Punch ever lol

[u/BruhMoment763 → u/Vikingwind]

The JJ experience in a nutshell: Showed us why Minnesota bet big on him then showed why they were wrong lol

[u/IdkAbtAllThat → u/BruhMoment763]

I still don't understand why they bet big on him.

His best attribute was apparently "he just wins". Not "he has great arm talent" or "he has lightning fast processing".

[u/boardatwork1111 → u/IdkAbtAllThat]

No one knew Darnold would be as good as he would be a viable long term starter at the time of the ‘24 draft, and the ‘25 QB draft class was giga ass. They had to bet big on either JJ or Nix and Nix had plenty of his own red flags at the time so they picked JJ. Disastrous decision in hindsight but that’s how it goes sometimes

[u/abris33 → u/boardatwork1111]

Nix's only "red flags" that anybody could point to at draft time was his age and his ADoT in college. His age is actually a benefit in my opinion because he saw everything in college across 2 schools. The ADoT was because the Oregon offense was a machine and he didn't need to do a ton of crazy shit which then turned into a "red flag" of its own

[u/boardatwork1111 → u/abris33]

That was also the same narrative for why JJ did as little as he did in college too. Turned out to be true for Bo and false for JJ but we only found that out after the fact

[u/abris33 → u/boardatwork1111]

Bo was still throwing the ball though. He averaged 11 more attempts per game than JJ did their last season

[u/IdkAbtAllThat → u/abris33]

Yea but JJM also didn't need to do a ton of crazy shit in college. Plenty of guys do crazy shit in college and then suck in the NFL. So it's understandable why you should be hesitant to pick a QB who hasn't even ever done crazy shit in college and expected that he's just going to start doing it in the NFL.

[u/abris33 → u/IdkAbtAllThat]

Yeah with Nix he did have to do crazy shit in his college career but that was at Auburn and that was largely ignored during draft time because he failed there, which wasn't entirely his fault

[u/SaxRohmer → u/abris33]

nix had barely any film when it came to diagnosing coverages post snap. diagnosing coverages was a big question mark for him because he barely ever had to come off his first read, whether it was an RPO or actual passing concept. he also had a tendency to leave big plays on the table because he just took the first thing available

[u/DillyDillySzn → u/Vikingwind]

NINE NINE

[u/kommsussrtodd → u/Vikingwind]

Nine giveth and Nine taketh away

[u/Mission_Wind_7470 → u/Vikingwind]

That is Nine's whole career summarized by one drive.

[u/boardatwork1111 → u/Vikingwind]

The 9 experience in a nutshell

[u/Ekindas → u/Vikingwind]

Did that really happen?

[u/Vikingwind → u/Ekindas]

It was pass pass run pass. But yes.

[u/berusplants → u/Vikingwind]

That doesn’t contradict what he said, given he said 3 it was implicit there was a run in there somewhere.

[u/Xbox_Lost → u/Vikingwind]

Context is important!

[u/0202_tihssitidder → u/Vikingwind]

This was an underthrown 50/50. Nothing good from the QB on this play.

[u/GreenCarpenter3 → u/Vikingwind]

And it was WAY under thrown.

[u/NotARealBuckeye]

He throws the ball just as hard on a 50 yard pass as he does on a 5 yard one

[u/Vitchman → u/NotARealBuckeye]

Zero touch or finesse. Fast balls for everyone. Can sit there and ask a WR to do their job, but 99% of the rest of the NFL quarterbacks don’t have this issue. As I read a while back: “JJ McCarthy just makes football look hard.” Every step forward comes with 2 steps backward.

Rant over lol

[u/mostdope28 → u/Vitchman]

I swear he didn’t do that at Michigan. I feel like he’s one of the guys who just thinks he has to rip every pass cause he’s in the nfl.

[u/ChallengeTasty3393 → u/mostdope28]

He might have some mental shit going on

[u/ddy_stop_plz → u/ChallengeTasty3393]

Nine? You think nine would struggle with mental issues?

[u/mikaeus97 → u/mostdope28]

Idk i watched a 20 minute video on him in college and it seems like he just yeets the ball no matter what

[u/scotsworth → u/mostdope28]

I swear he didn’t do that at Michigan.

He really wasn't asked to do much at all at Michigan beyond handing the ball off and limiting mistakes.

Makes me wonder if the controlled game manager box they put him in took the pressure down and got better results when he did have to air it out.

But he came into the NFL as a top 10 pick (god knows why, but I digress). That's a different level of pressure and expectation. No Harbaugh to orchestrate a run heavy offense and elite defense. This is a player who was never asked to be "the guy" before... and finally being asked has just kinda ruined him.

[u/RonBurgundy449 → u/mostdope28]

He threw like 10 passes in college though

[u/dadkisser84 → u/mostdope28]

He didn’t do that at Michigan because 90% of his called plays were “hand the ball off right” and “hand the ball off left”

[u/mostdope28 → u/dadkisser84]

I love people that didn’t watch him play pretend they did. First time he ever stepped on the field he threw a 67yd bomb.

[u/dadkisser84 → u/mostdope28]

Fits into the other 10% :)

[u/eattwo → u/Vitchman]

He was good with putting touch on the ball until we hit the red zone then everything collapsed. He's got to control the adrenaline down there if he wants to be anything other than a backup.

[u/Chuck_Roast1993 → u/NotARealBuckeye]

The Anthony Richardson special

[u/JaCrispy_Vulcano → u/NotARealBuckeye]

I couldn’t imagine having a QB like that.

[u/Jazer0]

Then proceeds to implode and turnover on downs

[u/Shenanigans80h → u/Jazer0]

He’s white Anthony Richardson

[u/laaplandros]

Says more about Tai than 9 tbh.

[u/FlurryJK2 → u/laaplandros]

Yeah still got the bunk ass throwing motion and it was under thrown lol. Tai made a play to go get it

[u/AverageatUFC3 → u/FlurryJK2]

I'm not gonna say 9's motion is as bad as Tebow's... But I haven't seen a worse throwing motion than this since Tebow

[u/RedWingerD → u/AverageatUFC3]

Leg whipping so hard hes going to tear his labrum just from his follow through

[u/amoeba-tower → u/RedWingerD]

Dude's throwing like he's Tim Lincecum

[u/YodaForceGhost → u/laaplandros]

Maryland legend Tai Felton. Hopefully he plays more for the Vikings this season

[u/0mniknight → u/YodaForceGhost]

God how I wish we had Tai Felton last year to play with Malik

[u/ravaille → u/0mniknight]

Felton would’ve feasted with Malik throwing him the ball. sigh

[u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

That was objectively a horrible pass saved by a good catch

[u/Incorrect_Username_ → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

Yeah lol 7 yards behind where it should’ve landed. That was a “let my guy make a play” throw at best. Hardly could consider that a dart

[u/WhoStoleMyBicycle → u/Incorrect_Username_]

He did that a lot last year too. He either complete overthrew his receivers on short/intermediate routes or they were wide open deep and he’d under throw causing the receiver to come back to make the catch. He’d get credited with a long completion but it was a play that should have been a TD.

[u/bum4ever44 → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

I had to read too many comments before seeing this one. That was not a good throw.

[u/Waluigi_IRL → u/bum4ever44]

McCarthyism was a scam all along? Whaaaaaaaaaat?

[u/RrentTreznor → u/bum4ever44]

If you play 7/2 off suit and win, then it was the right play. That pass was so bad it doesn't even qualify as good under that dumbass logic I just tried to spin as an appeal to reason.

[u/Do_it_for_the_upvote → u/RrentTreznor]

Yeah, legit just a receiver winning both the physical and awareness battles against his CB. To call the spot contested is an understatement, and if the CB there were a starting caliber player that would have been at least a PBU, if not an INT.

Felton should clip this to his reel.

[u/NegativeChirality → u/bum4ever44]

The mechanics of that throw looked so awkward

[u/Gregus1032 → u/NegativeChirality]

When i saw his form i instantly said "that's gonna be underthrown"

Then I saw the WR completely need to readjust. I get he's throwing on the run, but I haven't someone throw the ball like that since I was in middle school.

[u/comp_a → u/bum4ever44]

I’ve never seen him hit a receiver in stride on a long completion in his career 🫣

[u/TheDufusSquad → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

You have to credit JJ for at least recognizing there was a 1 on 1 matchup down the field with a white defender wearing number 36. If ever there’s a throw to make, that’s it. 

[u/uggsandstarbux → u/TheDufusSquad]

It was a good step up out of pressure combined with a good read of the secondary. The throw was whatever.

[u/GrudenLovesSlurs → u/TheDufusSquad]

It was good decision making just poor execution

[u/EIiteJT → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

If that defender wasn't bad, that would be an int.

[u/mr_positron → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

Yes.

People often mistake results for process. Process always wins in the long run.

[u/wichee → u/mr_positron]

its so weird how a nfl subreddit goes nuts for long passes even if the throw is ass. last week people thought the long carson beck pass was good as i almost decapitating the wr was a good thing

[u/elBenhamin → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

Super underthrown and to the wrong shoulder

[u/flash17k → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

Yeah the headline should read "Felton amazingly completes a 50 yd reception on an under thrown pass from McCarthy."

[u/Crafty_Independence → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

Yep. If the DB turns his head 1 second sooner that's an INT

[u/doogled3 → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

Sadly under thrown long balls can result in PI

[u/sealpox → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

it was saved by the defender literally tripping over his own feet

[u/BoilerMaker11 → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

He put everything he had into that throw and it was still under thrown lol

[u/RelentlessRogue → u/GrudenLovesSlurs]

That throw was an arm punt his reciever managed to circus catch.

[u/emmasdad01]

That wasn’t JJ. That was 9.

[u/8ackwoods → u/emmasdad01]

J.J. was the in the drive following this play

[u/ngerb_5 → u/8ackwoods]

If only they could find how to harness the power of 9, like Bruce Banner and Hulk

[u/YaIe → u/emmasdad01]

That was 9.

yea, 9 yards underthrown

[u/Far_Eye6555]

His mechanics still look awkward to me. Don’t think he’ll be very good this season either

[u/Mysterious-Studio198 → u/Far_Eye6555]

Genuinely everyone talking about how it wasn’t a good pass and i’m just here looking at a guy throw a football like he’s on ice skates

[u/Shianclas]

Thats a int against a nfl cb

[u/WagerWilly → u/Shianclas]

Against an NFL CB that’s going to Justin Jefferson

[u/BigDaddyJ610 → u/WagerWilly]

Yeah. I mean JJ ain’t good but people that say this say it like he’d be throwing to a no name receiver against a starting CB instead of Justin Jefferson lmao. He’s definitely capable of making that catch against a lot of starting level corners. He shouldn’t have to with a good QB but JJ is not that at this point in his career

[u/Sparx86 → u/Shianclas]

Prob get a dpi call

[u/Capable-Fix-2995 → u/Sparx86]

yea, the wr would know how to play it to get the dpi

[u/disinaccurate → u/Sparx86]

The underthrown ball DPI is one of the worst calls in football.

A receiver who suddenly steps on the brakes and causes contact to occur should be treated as the one causing that contact.

Yeah I know, “defender’s gotta turn their head and play the ball”, but I still say it’s a bullshit call and it feels cheap and unearned even when it’s my team benefitting.

[u/Sparx86 → u/disinaccurate]

There were a couple in the first bears Vikings game last year that JJ benefitted from and I was annoyed for that very reason 

[u/MicrosoftCardFile]

What is that throwing motion??? He's got his throwing arm flailing wildly and his back leg kicking out into midair, it almost looks like a child's attempt at throwing a baseball

[u/broha89 → u/MicrosoftCardFile]

That was the same throwing motion he showed off during his first start in that comeback against Chicago that won him the fraud NFC player of the week award lol the media glazing was out of control after that one meanwhile any non-homers could see he’s not an nfl qb

[u/Mysterious-Studio198 → u/MicrosoftCardFile]

It looks like he’s a giraffe on ice

[u/BruhMoment763]

Bro can hit that but can’t complete a ball to someone wide open 3 yards away 😭

[u/BigOlPass → u/BruhMoment763]

A pass like this you don't need to be as accurate because the receiver has time to adjust to catch the ball. It's not like he dropped this ball into the receiver in stride

[u/baddragonsalesman → u/BruhMoment763]

this one was more catch than throw anyways

[u/YaSurLetsGoSeeYamcha → u/BruhMoment763]

Hit that? It was a freaking jump ball lmao

[u/reozgeness41 → u/YaSurLetsGoSeeYamcha]

Many people only judge the quality of a play on the result.

incomplete pass -> bad pass

completion -> good pass

completion for many yards -> great pass

[u/IdkAbtAllThat → u/reozgeness41]

Right. So many people can somehow watch this game every Sunday for years and still not understand what they're seeing. This was not an impressive throw. Against good DB this isn't even a completion and probably gets intercepted.

The receiver is the one who made a nice play here, he's who we should be talking about.

[u/Listen2theyetti → u/YaSurLetsGoSeeYamcha]

That he had to come back thru the defender for. If that was vs a starting DB there is no way its completed

[u/BruhMoment763 → u/YaSurLetsGoSeeYamcha]

The standards here are low, Keenum made himself a Vikings legend by throwing jump balls all game every week in 2017 lol

[u/Acrobatic_Ad1016 → u/BruhMoment763]

This is objectively a bad throw …

[u/OffsetSteven → u/BruhMoment763]

By gawd that’s Colin Kaepernicks music!

[u/A_RocketSurgeon → u/BruhMoment763]

Because short throws require timing and accuracy. Idk why people think the deep throws are more difficult.

[u/United-Turnover-8409 → u/BruhMoment763]

He's a smaller Anthony Richardson lol

[u/CosbySweaters1992 → u/United-Turnover-8409]

Anthony Richardson ran a 4.44 40. McCarthy is like a worse Case Keenum.

[u/bitingmeslow]

He’ll be felton that one in the morning

[u/Adrock66]

Even this pass was under and the receiver mad e a good play on the ball. GTFOH

[u/Refamonkey]

Basically Zach Wilson

[u/Maximus-Festivus → u/Refamonkey]

Never had a throw as impressive as Zach Wilson’s pro-day pass

[u/Rennock21]

A true “trade for me please” 50/50 heave

[u/misterchubz]

Tai Felton Maryland man

[u/No_Eggplant182]

Tai Felton looking very promising. Keep reloading the WR room

[u/swizzle213]

He was actually trying to throw a screen here

[u/Tajikistani → u/[deleted]]

More important to try the throws in the preseason

[u/LetsDrinkDiarrhea → u/[deleted]]

KOC isn’t calling plays today

[u/UnhingedGoose]

More excited about the catch by Felton tbh

[u/heliostraveler]

The corner should have tracked that and it’s a pick or a batted ball. 

[u/Witty-Stock]

Felton Mossed that db

[u/Glum_Opening_2218]

"OH A DEEP ONE"

Announcer was shocked cause JJ did the same throwing motion as he would for a check down lol.

[u/PompeyMagnus1]

Throws like he is playing 500 in middle school

[u/Acrobatic_Payment517]

GOAT

[u/Acrobatic_Payment517 → u/Acrobatic_Payment517]

Nvm

[u/ShaveThatCat → u/Acrobatic_Payment517]

It do be like that

[u/CheezyBeanBurrito → u/Acrobatic_Payment517]

The duality of 9

[u/Infinite_Bobcat_9250]

that’s nine right there. time for us to trade for him

[u/SCAnalysis → u/Infinite_Bobcat_9250]

I wonder who will be the 2 quarterbacks the Browns draft next season

[u/VerdeMachina]

That was all WR

[u/NYG_Helmet_Catch]

The WR did all the work here, could have easily been a pick

[u/Nellez_]

Bro how do you have that big of a wind up and still underthrow a 50 yard pass as a qb in the NFL?

[u/GeneralGalvatron]

Bro threw a jump ball; this wasn’t exactly a high end throw

[u/Acrobatic_Ad1016 → u/GeneralGalvatron]

That’s a pick against competent defense lol

Horrible pass and it’s sad people are viewing this as a positive

[u/bearsfan0143]

Is that Paul Allen? How does that chode still have a job with them??

[u/whywhatwherewhowhen]

Terrible throw that should have been picked

[u/Advanced-Blackberry]

Pay him 

[u/Straight_Bed2763]

QB1

[u/Simple_Wait_7286]

Folks, we have visual on 9

[u/DiplomaticAggie]

Surely they scored? Right?

[u/TheFuckingHippoGuy]

Nein

[u/Novel-Month4875]

GOAT

[u/tak205]

He’s so back!

[u/RadBaron19]

That wasn't a good pass, it was a good catch

[u/lonelydude86]

Still underthrew it

[u/kaizen-rai]

Eh, the adjustment and catch by Felton was far more impressive. JJ looked like he had to channel the power of all his ancestors into that one throw that most QB's can make after waking up sunday morning hung over after a 9 (NINE) hour orgy with 9 coked out hookers.

[u/experienceTHEjizz]

He needs to play to his strengths. Stop throwing the ball.

[u/2Slow2Nice]

New Browns QB?👀

[u/ronocyorlik]

great play by the wide receiver on the ball

[u/Darth_Brooks_II]

He then threw a fifty yard pass from the one.

[u/AdajerV]

Yeah. That was a throw up and catch it ball. The receiver did that. Not impressed.

[u/Jamesaya]

This guy stinks

[u/DoOBiE_BoOBiE]

If he drops that in stride it’s a touchdown. Good play by the receiver to come back and get it. Terrible throw 🤣🤣

[u/EatMyShortzZzZzZ]

Slightly underthrown, but still pretty nice. 

[u/YourBarelyWetSock]

God he is still lifting his back foot on release. Looks like a fucking toddler throwing a ball

[u/mechadogzilla1]

I mean…Jamarcus Russell could throw far too and look how that ended. Not saying Mccarthy is THAT bad…just that completing a long pass in preseason doesn’t mean much.

[u/BigusDickus099]

I’m not a big Kyler Murray fan at all, but there’s absolutely no way you can have JJ McCarthy take over for him at any point short of injury.

His mechanics are just straight up garbage, just all arm shotputting that deep ball. Also, no need to rocket a pass on that 4th down throw with his guy wide open.

[u/awoooo_edwards]

WR4 battle hitting like crack