Collaros’ two picks were coverage/leverage tells, not accuracy collapse

On the first interception, Collaros stared down Dorian Singer and missed Kenny Logan Jr. rotating over, turning a deep shot into a short-field giveaway. On the second, pressure forced a back-foot throw to Nic Demski over the middle, and Nick Anderson read it; those are Condell’s vertical concepts vs. Edmonton’s late rotation, not random bad throws. His 28-of-33, 331-yard line looks clean, but the two turnover plays came when Winnipeg targeted non-primary options against disguised coverage.