Seneca Wallace Pump Fakes, Throws Interception
by John Morgan on Sep 20, 2009 3:20 PM PDT
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PrintThe pump fake is supposed to freeze the safety. When you pump fake to the player you are about to throw to, it clues the safety. Seneca Wallace pump faked a deep pass to Nate Burleson and then threw it to him. The pass sailed on him, tipped Burleson's outstretched hands and bounced to Dashon Goldson. He intercepted the pass but was down by contact at the 12. So, at least Seattle salvages field position.
It's easy to rip the Seahawks up. Despite the score they are getting killed. But Seattle is playing significant parts of their second team and staying in a game that the 49ers have dominated. Today has been a terrible display of football, but a champion's showing of heart.
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Yep,
I saw Wallace pump fake to Nate, and had the same thought. Reps is what Wallace is missing, but they need to move Wallace around (bootleg).
How stupid is that
Wallace is not real good at taking care of the ball. Never really has been even dating back to his college days.
this felt like pre season
Seneca didn’t hit a wide receiver beyond 5 yards for what, an entire quarter? I was at the game, it was ugly. Why is Hasselbeck the way he is :( In other news 49ers fans are dull witted, classless, asswipes who need to work on insulting opposing fans a little more.
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