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Why isn't that coaching? I think a Weiss would have had the nads to chew out Brady if he was targeting a covered receiver including Moss. Do you thin O'Brien does??
Either way, it's not because of 'adjustments', which is generally what people are griping about.
Because Brady decides who to throw the ball to in the second half of games, just as he decides who to throw the ball to in the first half of games.
I don't see any adjustments. From what's been said the Jets made adjustments to tighten up coverage over the middle where they were getting burned in the 1st half. That was an obviousl adjustments. Where was our counter? Throw it up to Moss? Or did Brady say screw that adjustment I'm throwing it up to Moss. The point is, the OC should have anticipated that the Jets would adjust coverages and have a set of plays for that. Either they didn't or Brady ignores his coaches.
Most teams basically script the first few series in the first half. Are you saying the Pats don't have a primary receiver in their play calls and Brady just says go out for a pass and I'll figure it out?
I posted this earlier, but you must have missed it, so I'll cut and past the entire post:
Bill Belichick, Patriots Head Coach on WEEI
Listening from about the 9 minute mark until just before the 11 minute mark would, perhaps, be enlightening for some...
I recommend the entire interview, but that portion is pretty much on point.
Sorry and I missed, it. Could you summarize and BTW, I'm highly skeptical of Belichick revealing his true methodology to the Big Show hosts.
What was wrong with the INTs? The first one was a 3rd and 13 and he was going to give Moss a chance to make a play, unfortunately he under threw Moss. The 2nd pick was just a unlucky bounce for the Pats, nothing you can really do.
The play calling was considerably different in the 1st half than in the 2nd half. They didnt run the ball at all in the 2nd half. Although it wasnt that effective, it still kept the defense honest and helped set up the pass. The Jets adjusted in the 2nd half by blitzing less and taking away the middle of the field, the Pats never adjusted to that. Brady doesnt call the plays. How can you completely throw him under the bus?
It's about 2 minutes of time if you only go to the portion I specified. Take the time for yourself, because I don't want to be accused of not repeating BB 100% verbatim in a summary. I've been down that path on this board before.
Nothing personal. If I find a transcript, I'll post it.
This team has played two games, and was playing "eat the clock" in the first one after amassing a huge lead. To claim that it's got a CLEAR problem in the 2nd half of games is asinine.
Brady does know how to audible doesn't he.
Brady cant be both the OC and the QB at the same time. Brady is the one making the throws and decisions, but in the first half he made good throws and decisions. The play calling was where it should be. In the 2nd half the play calling was altered, thus Brady's play suffering
Yes it was, Brady decided to try to force it to his dinner companion Moss.
No it isn't. Or have you forgotten 2009, or SB42? I wouldn't blame you if you did.
The co-ordinators might not be part of the problem we have here, but they are not part of the solution, either.
This team has played 2 games. That's it. I didn't make up anything. It's not my fault that you can't be bothered to see reason in this thread.
In those two games though, all the problems they had been experience the past couple of season showed up, almost exactly like they have been. Almost as if they learned nothing from their problems those past two season.
1) The 2009 team is not the 2010 team. The 2009 coordinators are not the 2010 coordinators. It's asinine to try tying those two teams together based upon just the first 2 games of this 2010 season.
2) And, whether the coordinators currently on staff and un-named are part of the overall problem, part of the overall solution, or neither, it wasn't the coordinators who failed in the Jets game. It was the players.
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