I get that it seems like we force the ball to BB and others at times. But, don't pretty much all passing plays have multiple options? Is it really Coen who is telling Leary to throw the bombs to BB or is Leary misreading the play? Sure, we seem to call a lot of plays with BB as first option. But, if he's not open, shouldn't Leary be coached to find the guy who is open?
The bomb on 3rd and 4 late in the game had no chance. But, if you saw the replay, Key was open in the middle of the field with no one within 2-3 yards of him for an easy first down. Is Leary being told to throw to BB regardless? If so, that's totally on Coen. Is Leary not reading the play/coverage correctly and throwing to the wrong guy? If so, that's on Leary and Coen for not coaching him up.
One consistent failure I've seen in the passing game this season has been the inability or unwillingness to TAKE WHAT THE DEFENSE IS GIVING! We force the ball downfield and ignore the flat and middle of the field where we could pick up a handful of yards. Our opponents have certainly had a lot of success throwing 5 yards passes to the flat and steadily moving the ball. But we throw an inordinate number of long passes that are unnecessary and unsuccessful.
Is that the QB (who perhaps isn't being coached well) or is it the OC telling the QB who to throw to?