The perfectly placed ball can beat even the best coverage, because the wide receiver, inherently, has the advantage of the first move and the db is then responding or reacting to the receiver's action. When timed right, the qb and receiver always should have a window to a reception even under the best coverage.
I know opposing qbs just don't turn into All-Americans just because they are more motivated against us, but we've seen some pretty good qb play lately from opposing teams and Trickett was pretty impressive.
Having said that, our guys need a chip on their shoulder and I hope EJ is ready to start the trend! Several, who are more in the know about the technique that CNS teaches, have said the dbs were not playing according to that technique on Saturday.