From the episode

He gets a monster game. He gets a touchdown called back because Tim Patrick is blocking downfield because he doesn't know what to do other than block... Gino Smith was still five yards behind the line of scrimmage.

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Patrick's downfield block negated Cooper TD; bizarre play shows poor situational awareness.

Tim Patrick was involved in a bizarre play where he blocked downfield on an extended play, inadvertently negating Omar Cooper's touchdown. The source describes the play as one of the most bizarre of the week, noting that Gino Smith was still five yards behind the line of scrimmage and not scrambling when Patrick committed the downfield block. The source sarcastically praises Patrick's signal-reading ability, suggesting this was an egregious example of poor situational awareness. Patrick later rotated into the slot receiver role after 80 Mitchell's return in week five, running 94% of routes in that week.

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