No doubt everyone has at one point or another messed up. Brown's fumble in Oakland comes to mind, Ben's pick six in Denver and, well. Wallace's second half. All of these problems can bring excuses, obviously. Brown was fighting for extra yards, Wallace fumbled in that game, too, Charlie and Byron's passes aren't good enough for the receivers to make plays on, etc. The thing that pisses me off the most about Wallace is that he's just flat-out let me down. Three times this season I've said "Wallace has a breakout game today." and everytime I've come away disappointed. He's truly proving himself to be one-dimensional out there. There's always an excuse that comes with ANY bad play, and the one excuse I've heard all too often in Ben's absence is that the backups can't get Wallace the deep ball, but honestly? Are you saying if you take away the deep ball, Wallace performs like he has without Ben, and really, under Haley? Is that worth any amount of money? Is that NOT the exact definition of a one-trick-poney? I like Wallace. His numbers can be pretty, but everyone knows that isn't what makes a receiver valuable.
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"Either you're playing dumb, or it's not an act". -Judge Judy
It's just a game. I will say this. It seems at times all of our starters have dropped crucial passes. Wallace needs them more in my opinion because he's playing for a contract.