underthrow

You can't afford to error with the dropped ball or an underthrow.

Ponder tends to overthrow receivers rather than underthrow them on downfield routes.

Ryan Fitzpatrick's first interception was an underthrow.

He had several badly missed throws, including the underthrow to Dez Bryant that should have gone for 6 points instead of just 55 yards.

Testaverde continues to underthrow receivers occasionally.

Mangini said pressure on Delhomme's second interception may have caused him to underthrow Massaquoi.

Baylor built a 40-23 lead when Griffin appeared to underthrow Lanear Sampson streaking down the left sideline.

Adams would underthrow his receiver on 4th and long and the Spartans would take possession and kneel out the clock, ensuring a 31-28 victory.

Young's torment of the Bulldogs secondary started on Boise State's first offensive play that would have been a touchdown if Moore didn't underthrow the pass.

But on the first play of the next drive, Collins misread the defense - he saw man-to-man and was fooled by a zone - and appeared to underthrow Shockey.

No sooner had he left the room, than the Beggar suddenly exclaimed By Brother my Earth and Sister my Heaven, I shall underthrow the Tartars and destroy the Ming!

"We had a good bead on what they're going to do there in the third quarter and James ran a nice post route and I didn't underthrow him too bad and he ran in for a touchdown.

Sanchez's interceptions came on an overthrow (Antonio Cromartie), an underthrow (Jaiquawn Jarrett) and a screen pass, which was snagged by Damon Harrison, the 6-foot-4, 350-pound defensive lineman nicknamed Big Snacks.

The more plays they run, the thinking goes, the more chances the Colts will make a mistake, the more chances for the Patriots, who had 29 interceptions this season, to tip the ball or force an underthrow on third down.

On the Redskins' next possession, Kirk Cousins would underthrow tight end Jordan Reed, who was open in the endzone, and they would settle for a Dustin Hopkins field goal to make the score 15-6 entering halftime.

In the first five times he dropped back, he recorded the following miseries: an overthrow, an interception on an underthrow, an incompletion on a pass too hard to handle, an interception off a deflection and a fumble on a sack by Hugh Douglas.

Or if the Buffalo Bills, on first down at the Giants’ 27 late in a tied game, didn’t eschew the smart-money strategy of running the clock and positioning themselves for a field goal, allowing the Harvard-educated Ryan Fitzpatrick to underthrow Stevie Johnson down the left sideline.