It can be difficult for the untrained eye to know exactly when a pass is supposed to go to a certain player based on the play and coverage by the defense. For that we tend to rely on those who are either coaches or players.
Dan Orlovsky is a former NFL quarterback who now works as an analyst on NFL Network. He combed through the game tape of the last two games the Raiders played to try and figure out why Davante Adams is suddenly so underutilized. What he found were, as he describes it, five or six examples in which the ball should have gone to Adams and, for whatever reason, did not.
