BJ's INT

[theman123]

Was that his fault? From my view it looked like who he was throwing to (I think Griffin) gave up and stopped running.  I don't think he was that open, but I think if he had kept going, he could've either caught it, or at least prevented the INT.

Other than that, fantastic game by BJ.

[Brad]

I think 99% of current Bulls fans agree.

[The Great 8]

Sterling either just stopped, or it was an option route. BJ was also wrong on what option Bravo Brown used later in the game. It happens, not a big deal. BJ looked like a total stud out there.

[BJ]

I think 99% of current Bulls fans agree.

Yep, and so does Skip. He flat out said the receiver pulled up and BJ pretty much did exactly what he's been trying to get him to do (give the receivers a chance and not overthrow them)

[outrunner]

Ehh, I'm not sure. I haven't seen a replay, but from what I remember, BJ was rolling right and stopped and threw back left. I wasn't sure if he had his feet set completely or even had a good read on Griffen.

[BleedGreenAndGold]

From what I saw Griffen saw Daniels scramble and broke off the route. BJ threw it to where Griffen should have been. That's one INT that's not on Daniels.

[USFan]

I sit on the home side, and Skip went straight to Griffin after the INT. It looked like he ran the wrong route or stopped short.

[Rizman]

I chalk it up as a quick punt.  He really air'd that one out.

[DELdaBull]

Just some miscommunication.

That is the type of INT that I don't mind. 50 yards downfield with no chance for a return.

[Guest]

From the endzone, it was easy to see the receiver stopped running.  I had thought it was AJ Love (#11), but Sterling also makes sense (#17).  But I can tell you, whoever it was on that side flat out stopped running.