After seeing that game, I think I am starting to see your issues a bit more clearly and a lot of it is the same stuff I told
@Akecheta about here:
http://www.nutopiasports.com/forum/index.php?threads/help-me-please.1532/#post-312664
Early on you were mostly under center and trying to throw timing patterns (a lot of posts and corners). Those passes have very small timing windows, which were made worse by the fact that you were under center having to drop back. You ended up throwing off your back leg and throwing WAY too early. Many of your passes were thrown before your receiver even broke on his route, you were anticipating the receiver being open rather than waiting for him to actually be open, which is the issue.
I think the connection lag unfortunately exasperates the problems you're having. The lag was bad in the game and I remember the lag being an issue in quite a few of our previous games. Because the game is moving slower, your brain is even more likely to anticipate open receivers. You threw way too early constantly. When you finally got into the gun and didn't have to worry about a drop back, you started to get your timing back and you were throwing on time to the receivers. Same thing when you started throwing routes that are less reliant on timing (streaks especially).
I'd also say you were throwing to covered receivers a lot. You had a couple plays when you went Empty/5WR in particular where you only looked one way and tried throwing to a receiver who was bracketed rather than looking towards the strength of your formation. It didn't help that I dropped 7 into aggressive zone coverage on almost every single play. Once you started running your quarterback more and taking shots deep, I had to adjust my defense and you started getting a lot more open looks.
Just some tips, I know QBA 5 is tough but you weren't helping yourself any. My advice would be the same as it was in that post I linked to above, don't be in a rush to throw the ball. You had no reason to be, I had a 4 man rush on 95% of the plays in the game. Hold the ball a beat longer, set and throw.