... happen at some point, more than likely at a critical juncture in a must win-situation, we hope against all hope that it won’t. A pass will be hurled magnificently into the air, hope will reign supreme as the ball takes flight, and, then, tragically, it will not reach its intended receiver, but, instead it will be unmercifully picked-off, plucked out of mid-air, intercepted. It doesn’t really matter if it was the assertive defensive pressure, a poorly executed route, a great play by a defender, or even if it was just a really ugly pass. All that matters is that the possession is suddenly over, the hope of points has vanished, and, it’s back on defense, usually pinned back with appalling field position. The old adage warns us,...

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