Alan Saunders breaks down Will Howard's two interceptions against the Jets

Alan Saunders pushes back on the narrative that Roman Wilson deserves primary blame for Will Howard 's two interceptions in Friday's 17-0 preseason loss to the New York Jets . Both passes were intended for Wilson, whose routes were not flat enough on either play. But Saunders argues the ball was behind Wilson both times, meaning a flatter route would have taken Wilson even farther from where Howard delivered the throw. On the first pick, Saunders notes that Wilson's drift actually created a potential touchdown if Howard had lobbed it over Andre Cisco , but Howard stared down the receiver and never saw the opening. Saunders also wonders whether limited reps together (Wilson has worked mostly with the ones, Howard with the threes) contributed to the disconnect.