re: For those who were unable to watch

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From what I've seen, Harris isn't so good that he's separated himself from Jennings. Was there any improvement in Jennings anywhere?

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Harris still does not have command of the offensive playbook. He had to call 3-4 TO's. AJ called none. It was obvious but he looks about like what AJ did last year on this skill. He has way more talent. They rolled him out a lot and when they did he tended to "lose the field" in his mind and wound up throwing a few bad balls or just keeping it and running.

AJ looked much more in control this go around. He still throws weak balls. The 70 yd pass to Dural was not a TD because he had to stop to catch it. AJ hit most of his throws but he threw a couple of real bad ones and missed some wide open guys.

All of this pass production needs to be tempered by the bad pass coverage by the second team D. All the significant plays by BH and AJ were with the ones playing the twos.

What got lost in the stats was that Harris had more yards rushing than anybody including the RB's yet he had no stat listed. CLM stated that he wants QB's that can extend the play and BH did that today. He took a roll out and turned nothing into 5- 10 yds easily.