[Krioniq]

When playing my brother (I was UF, he was OU), he calls a passing play out of the gun with Bradford. I flush him out of the pocket to the right, but he finds a spot to settle down and reset his feet near the right sideline. He has a guy open about ten yards in front of him (the receiver had settled into a soft spot in my zone, as his route was a 10-yard hook), so he sets his feet and throws.

Rather than simply tossing the ball to the open receiver in front of him, however, Bradford proceeds to throw the lamest of lame ducks, and the ball doesn't travel towards the receiver but rather left and backwards diagonally. The play is correctly ruled a fumble, which I recover and return for a touchdown with UF's impact defensive end.

I'm not sure what would cause Bradford to throw a pass backwards, sideways, and with such a high trajectory given that he was under no pressure at all where he was and his feet were set, as under such circumstances Bradford should still be able to throw the ball reasonably well and certainly much better than the end result of this play. Under the exact circumstances above, this should never happen.