Collaros's deep ball is a scripted play-action product with a predetermined first read

The 52-yarder to Dorian Singer travelled 48 air yards in the air and came off a clean play-action pocket against rookie safety Ashton Miller-Melancon, and Collaros went right back to the end zone on the very next snap for Wilson's 18-yard score. His 70.6 percent completion rate and 11:6 touchdown-to-interception ratio are legitimate, but the near pick-six on the second snap of the game — Jaydon Grant undercutting Wilson's route — shows the first read is locked in before the ball is snapped. When the pocket holds, he's surgical; when it doesn't, he's a coin flip.