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2. Maybe KJ just isn’t as accurate as we think. At least 2 passes behind Parkinson. Or was it the route?

Agree with your sentiment but the specific examples are a bit inapt. One of those passes was more a communication mess-up than an accuracy failure: the pass was meant for a one of those back-shoulder fades, which are unstoppable...if both receiver and quarterback's timing and communication are on-point. That didn't work out; Parkinson turned too late. Hard to tell whether the fault was Parkinson's or Costello's or something else, but the throw in of itself was fine.

I third that, think that KJ has been inaccurate at times with those not named JJ.  Not just throws to Parkinson, some of which are so far of that the miss must be Colby's responsibility too, but other throws have been too far behind or ahead of the receivers.  I am sure that KJ missing Spring makes this an are that will improve.  If he and the receivers are able to sharpen this the passing game will be absolutely devastating.

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2. Maybe KJ just isn’t as accurate as we think. At least 2 passes behind Parkinson. Or was it the route?

Agree with your sentiment but the specific examples are a bit inapt. One of those passes was more a communication mess-up than an accuracy failure: the pass was meant for a one of those back-shoulder fades, which are unstoppable...if both receiver and quarterback's timing and communication are on-point. That didn't work out; Parkinson turned too late. Hard to tell whether the fault was Parkinson's or Costello's or something else, but the throw in of itself was fine.

I third that, think that KJ has been inaccurate at times with those not named JJ.  Not just throws to Parkinson, some of which are so far of that the miss must be Colby's responsibility too, but other throws have been too far behind or ahead of the receivers.  I am sure that KJ missing Spring makes this an are that will improve.  If he and the receivers are able to sharpen this the passing game will be absolutely devastating.