I don’t think any kind of simple solution is really going to give us the best DiNucci can be, I think he just needs to continue to improve in decision making. I thought he was doing a great job of deciding when to try and make something happen and when to live to play the next down yesterday until the one obvious exception.

The very next drive though, we would’ve hit 4th and 6 or more in our own territory down 20-10 if he takes some simple approach where he never tries to make anything happen. That was a good example of the type of play he should try to make though. He rolled to his right and gave his receiver, and only his receiver, a chance to dive for it near the sideline. When you can extend the play and make a safe throw like that, awesome. When the “open” guy is 20 yards down the field standing still right in the middle of the field with defenders close enough to jump him, that’s the time to throw it away or get what you can and go down.

Hopefully he keeps improving there, but I think completely taking that out of his game takes away a lot of why he can be so good.