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Thatguy

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  1. I think you hit the nail on the head. We are up in all these games and from a playcalling perspective we seem to be trying to take the air out of the ball for the most part. Even against Georgia we came out slinging it all over and then inexplicably just shut it down.
  2. Yep. Bond's only sep was on the break but the CB was still on top of him so he recovered.
  3. A couple questions- Where are all these quarterbacks who run a slow developing play action play, turn around to free blitzers, and get the ball downfield anyway? I will wait while you list them. If QE fails to diagnose coverage where are the INTs where he was fooled by the coverage?
  4. You want to know why the stats say that? Because Sark calls play action all game and then on 3rd and 15 he asks Ewers to bail him out. That's mainly the only time we drop back and throw it without a play action aspect. So the stat is misleading if you watch the game. In this game when Sark decided to abandon the regular offense and start slinging it. Ewers was barely touched. Sideline to sideline 11 personnel is ideal for us. It opens up throwing lanes and cleans up reads for Ewers. We would probably run the football better out of it too but Sark doesn't really do it.
  5. First thing-It was a dumb defensive call in hindsight but how many times do we throw the corner? Their defense looked like they expected that route we threw and missed vs Georgia when Golden stuck his foot in the ground and faked the out cut. They jumped on it, then he cut it back vertical and was wide open. Bond or Wingo would round those cuts off(not sell it well at all) and it would be a contested catch. Good route running. Those two throws off play action were good but how many unsuccessful ones did we have to trade for those? If you are far less successful than not you should probably not base your offense on it. You are right though. Sark is going to run it regardless so put your seatbelt on.
  6. Yessir. The play I drew up is one from memory from back in the day. That was shiny new offense back then. We don't run it though. Moving the launch point is like reading Mandarin for coach.
  7. I'd be a pussy with a 1st down
  8. What the actual fuck are you talking about? I told you already I wouldn't throw that pass no matter the ball trajectory. I already admitted it was a bad throw. Why are you still arguing something I'm not even talking about? If he throws that ball flatter he completes it a step or two sooner and the receiver still gets blown up. Throw the under with some pace and Golden is in the open field ready to make a move on the last two secondary guys with Bond as a blocker. You throw the same ball you threw to start the game and you get the same result.
  9. The play had run it's course. Once the routes develop and you can see they are fairly well covered its time to go. He is just slow as shit.
  10. That ball traveled 45 yards in the air. The safety met the ball where it was. If you throw it flatter he just adjusts his meeting point. You are judging it in a vacuum. The DB is on top of the receiver so the ball has to be thrown away from him and into the incoming safety. I think the throw is dangerous and I would throw the under route especially considering it was our best and most sure-handed receiver. Either way the blame is on Quinn.
  11. Or just throw the 1st down ball.
  12. I said I wouldn't throw that ball. What do you think that means? You are reaching. If you give me a safe 1st down throw to Golden or a deep throw between two safeties guess who I am throwing it to?
  13. I get frustrated with the lack of sight adjustments because we make offense hard. As soon as you see it's zone you should be finding space to sit down. Every week we see other offenses doing this. Making easy throws to stationary WRs in an empty zone or even on the outside when there is too much cushion the QB just turns and throws it. We do none of that. That's why I don't worry about Quinn at the next level. He throws a shitty deep ball but his reads are generally good.
  14. Do you have a game copy? We started dropping straight back and slinging it.
  15. I am sure there is. It's just a basic OZ bootleg. A play that Aaron Rodgers used to run in GB consistently.
  16. Looking from field level that safety looks like an issue. He is deep enough to get his hands on a laser if he drops then jumps. It's a throw he can make though but the window is tighter than it appears from a higher camera view. Either way it wasn't a terrible read. I wouldn't have thrown it in that situation for sure. Also, why don't we have sight adjustment on routes. If Golden sits when he clears the LB its an easy pitch and catch. As soon as we see zone we should have sight adjustments.
  17. Brother if I had all22 I would use it. This is just broadcast.
  18. Yes and in my opinion Blue needs to be in on these plays. He can make a man miss on a play like this.
  19. The throw is still Golden as soon as he clears the LB. He never should've thrown this ball. Even on a rope your receiver gets decapitated or picked off.
  20. There was a linebacker in the throwing lane. I am sure he was thinking about tipped ball INTs and decided to tuck it. It's possible he could've gotten it by him. To be truthful there are other throws available but a miss means INT.
  21. This correct and why we were so much better when we brought Agbo in as a TE. I wrote this elsewhere but Sark's playbook and do not match. To run out of 12 personnel bunch sets your receivers and TEs need to be big and physical. Most of our receivers are CB size so they lose physical battles with aggressive DBs. Our TEs aren't great blockers either. Our backs are undersized and go down easy with contact. We are better when we spread the field.
  22. Looks like he thought he was supposed to double the edge but his responsibility should've changed as soon as 7 walked down to the LOS. So it looks like it. Either way Golden had a shot at him and whiffed too.
  23. I drew this up really quickly just to show y'all what I mean. Fake the stretch play and Quinn keeps it and boots out the back door. You pull Helm across the formation like he is kicking out the DE and he keeps going out into the flat. The backside TE, Juan Davis, seals the DE from pursuing Quinn. The backside receiver runs a deep corner. Playside receiver runs a deep drag. You can run a screen back to the other side as well off this as the pursuit is now flowing with the QB.
  24. And I don't even need to talk about this bulljunk. I will just post it. safety.mp4
  25. Someone said he did but he needs to toss that script in the toilet and just call plays aggressively.
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