This is the worst over pursuit by a safety that I have seen:
https://mfn1.myfootballnow.com/watch/9155#1668527 The QB throws the ball less than a yard from where the safety was standing before he started to move upfield.
One nice thing from my game that I really liked. I ran a game plan that threw a lot of long passes that had short-to-intermediate routes as a secondary route. I didn't take any sacks, although I got pressured plenty, and the QB spread the ball around.
The reason I like this is because I don't see a point in the Short-Medium-Long play calls most of the time. Most passing plays should run levels, so why does it matter in the middle of the field on first or second down what the play distance is? Only in situational football does that become important, and then you have to game plan your personnel as well as play call to get your appropriate distances. So being able to call a lot of Medium and Long passes and have the QB throw to the open receiver is a win. And, for what it's worth, the QB didn't checkdown immediately on all of these throws, which is also a win.
If I took the time to really build a solid game plan around it, I would probably do better with it. This was just a quick experiment.
