Collaros’ two picks were process errors, not arm decline

The first interception came when Collaros stared down Dorian Singer and missed Kenny Logan Jr. rotating over; the second was a back-foot throw under pressure that floated to Nick Anderson with Nic Demski open over the middle. Strip those two plays and he was 28-of-33 for 331 yards and two touchdowns—elite efficiency undermined by two identifiable coverage/mechanics mistakes.