Brennan did not distinguish himself once again. There’s a reason the coaches left him in all game; they’re trying to make a decision on whether or not he can develop into anything other than a No. 3. Brennan did not make a bad decision on his interception, but it was a more aggressive choice. If the pass isn’t perfect, and it was way too far inside, it’s six points the other way. Which, of course, happened. Until his touchdown throw, he looked like a guy who would soon be jobless.
