Possible Reason for Carlos's Problems?

Rogers did get that juggled INT last week. He simply panics in game situation...in other words, he's a choker!

I'll never forgive him for dropping that pick 6 against Seattle in a playoff game in 05, could've changed everything.Yeah, remembering that makes me mad. I rarely see the life get sucked out of a place as I did the night of that loss.

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Lets not forget about this:
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Oh well, there's always his college glory days...

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I was listening to ESPN 980 today and they were talking, think it was five guys, could be mistaken. Don't know who they all were, know one was Doc and I think the other one was Kevin Sheehan.

Anyways, they were talking all sports as usual and they read one email from I believe what was an ex quarterback. He believes that the problem with Carlos Rogers might be lack of depth perception.

I was wondering does anyone think this might be a problem? I mean it seems like it could be one in all seriousness. The man did say his was so bad at some points he couldn't even put the toothpaste on the toothbrush.

Personally I think his problem is brick hands, but anyone think this might be a possible reason to his interception problems?

I played WR and DB in High school with a terrible astigmatism. I was the fast guy that couldn't catch. The trouble was that my glasses and goggles would not fit properly under the helmet which caused them to fog up. Most of the time this would cause me to have to play without them. I kept dropping balls on the practice field and in games but was a stud when I played against the same guys on the sandlot.

Even going into my adulthood I had absolutly zero problems catching the ball when playing with the guys or playing for my flag football teams while wearing my glasses. I firmly believe that it was vision issues namely "depth perception" that cause my problems in high school. I can believe that Carlos has some similar issues as well.

I just think dude can't catch, and just plain gets nervous when the ball comes his way. Its a different thing to make plays on defense, ie tackle, sack, pass defended (which all of 'los'picks end up being anyways), but a whole other monster to have the pigskin IN YOUR hands, and everyone in football kingdom expects you to do something with it. When all eyes are on carlos, it just seems like he gets way too nervous, and can't just shrug the excitement and anxiety off. It definitely translates into his play, which I think does not bode well for the Redskins come playoff time and he is expected to make a play. Shit, he has already cost us one playoff game already. We are gifted with playoff appearances way too rarely to let Rogers finicky nerves come between us and a W.


That being said, I also think that had he caught just 25% of the passes that he should have, he would be considered one of the best players on our defense, and definitely pro bowl material.

He needs to take a que from Cooley, and go on that carrot regimine.

his schiavo hands kill me every week dude.

I'll never forgive him for dropping that pick 6 aginst seattle in a playoff game in 05, could've changed everything.

He also dropped one against rapistberger in '08.

I heard an NFL analyst report the same thing last year. It could explain things. If he can't judge how close the ball is, unless it hits him in the belly, it will hit his hands and bounce off. My question is--In these days of NFL testing eveything in combines. How the hell didn't our scouts pick up on this. Ooops!!

I heard an NFL analyst report the same thing last year. It could explain things. If he can't judge how close the ball is, unless it hits him in the belly, it will hit his hands and bounce off. My question is--In these days of NFL testing eveything in combines. How the hell didn't our scouts pick up on this. Ooops!!

You really think the have an eye doctor at the combine?

You would think if it was a vision problem, that he would also have a problem catching them in practice. From what I remember hearing/reading is that he has no problems catching them in practice, so I'm leaning towards the choke artist theory.