I don't claim that Sayin should have thrown Boyd the ball on that play. The Ohio State folks who I saw post this video were in awe of the route. I am in awe of the route. The play had little chance of ending up as a pass to Boyd. Given the length of the route, Boyd himself probably knew that he would have been last in the series of progressions. Given that likelihood that he wasn't likely to see a target on that play, let us appreciate the full 100% effort that Boyd makes on every single part of that route. That's who he is. He is wide open on three different sets of moves throughout that play. He exhausted the player trying to defend him. But he also let his coaches know that he can get open on all the moves before the final move on that route as well.