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Auburn QB Jeremy Johnson forgets how to throw a football, tosses it 18 yards backwards

Surely this will settle Auburn fans about their starting quarterback!

Sure, Auburn is 2-0, but one of those wins was a horrific near-upset over FCS Jacksonville State, and quarterback Jeremy Johnson has taken a lot of heat from fans and critics. He’s thrown five picks to just three touchdowns, and fans are getting restless. Let’s see what Johnson can do against LSU to dispel all the chatter!

oh no oh no oh no oh no oh no oh no oh no oh no

The ball kinda slipped out of his hand as he pump faked, the ball went backwards and that’s a fumble and an 18-yard loss.

You need 3D glasses for this view:

Aaaaaaaand then a bit later he threw a pick:

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