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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.I think it was a miscommunication, Drake wanted him to stop sooner, Pop kept going. That's just part of the McDaniels offense. It's too easy a throw to be off that much. Drake did try to aim the ball a bit to take something off, maybe that threw off the timing also. Also, could be he did not want to lead him into the linebacker. He moved Diggs way outside away from DD before the snap, seemed to know where he was going before the snap so my guess is DD is first read, if a zone, go down, turn in and stop if open, keep going if covered but really a total guess..Maybe Drake wanted him to sit earlier in the route, but I don't think that was the case. Because he has excellent accuracy doesn't mean he won't have bad throws. Even throwing in the back yard it is difficult to put it where you want every time, added difficulty put 4 300 pounders in front of ya.
I do think Pop has ran the wrong routes at times and sit in a different spot than Drake was anticipating but this wasn't that.
Yes Pop does not know how to sit down in a zone. Pop should have stopped roughly between the two defenders. Kind of easy to do but Pop does not get it.I think it was a miscommunication, Drake wanted him to stop sooner, Pop kept going. That's just part of the McDaniels offense. It's too easy a throw to be off that much. Drake did try to aim the ball a bit to take something off, maybe that threw off the timing also. Also, could be he did not want to lead him into the linebacker. He moved Diggs way outside away from DD before the snap, seemed to know where he was going before the snap so my guess is DD is first read, if a zone, go down, turn in and stop if open, keep going if covered but really a total guess..
I think it was a miscommunication, Drake wanted him to stop sooner, Pop kept going. That's just part of the McDaniels offense. It's too easy a throw to be off that much. Drake did try to aim the ball a bit to take something off, maybe that threw off the timing also. Also, could be he did not want to lead him into the linebacker. He moved Diggs way outside away from DD before the snap, seemed to know where he was going before the snap so my guess is DD is first read, if a zone, go down, turn in and stop if open, keep going if covered but really a total guess..
On that play we can say: Pops catch radius is underrated he needed all of it there.I think it was a miscommunication, Drake wanted him to stop sooner, Pop kept going. That's just part of the McDaniels offense. It's too easy a throw to be off that much. Drake did try to aim the ball a bit to take something off, maybe that threw off the timing also. Also, could be he did not want to lead him into the linebacker. He moved Diggs way outside away from DD before the snap, seemed to know where he was going before the snap so my guess is DD is first read, if a zone, go down, turn in and stop if open, keep going if covered but really a total guess..
The WR out wide was that Diggs or Boutte?? Looks Open on the slant or in cut... defenders don't have a play.I think it was a miscommunication, Drake wanted him to stop sooner, Pop kept going. That's just part of the McDaniels offense. It's too easy a throw to be off that much. Drake did try to aim the ball a bit to take something off, maybe that threw off the timing also. Also, could be he did not want to lead him into the linebacker. He moved Diggs way outside away from DD before the snap, seemed to know where he was going before the snap so my guess is DD is first read, if a zone, go down, turn in and stop if open, keep going if covered but really a total guess..
Yup. I'm still close with a Browns fan who moved back to Ohio and we still talk about Bernie. So did his friends that I met at the game in 2000. It's a real sore subject for them. Their fans were great.They turned on him when he benched Bernie Kosar.
Not Buffalo. Not with that offense. Jones and Company would destroy the Bills defense. They've got the best OL in the league and a quarterback who's making good decisions behind it. The Bills D would be outmatched and then some. Allen would have to outshoot the best offense in the AFC, and I don't think he has the horses for that.Interesting.. you know something I have this hunch that the Colts will be one of those teams that get beat in the first round against say like a buffalo or KC..
There were plenty of picks, including the one using my fool-proof method that would have kept this fool alive.If you had picked the Jete for your strategy, you'd still be playing...
Was the "seemed to me you came off..." feedback just from my original post on this thread or from my reactions over the season? Thanks!
Believe it or not, the guy who carried the Colts to their last 2 wins is Daniel Jones. the Chargers came in with a gameplan to try to cancel JT, and not only did Jones blow that up with accurate passing, but when they went into coverage to slow down the passing attack JT broke loose for 3 more tuds.I haven't watched much of the Colts. Are they riding the coat tails of Taylor too much or are they legitimately well rounded all across the board?
Yes Pop does not know how to sit down in a zone. Pop should have stopped roughly between the two defenders. Kind of easy to do but Pop does not get it.
More likely Maye’s bells were still ringing. That was just after he came back from visiting the blue tent. When I saw the way he threw it I immediately thought he was still recalibrating. If you look it wasn’t just off target it was a poor throw.Catch was unreal ... But it also may be that Douglas ran the wrong route.
Look at the quality of the ball on that replay. It was not a good throw apart from being off target.He definitely didn't. I know we want to give Maye the benefit of the doubt, but that was a straight up missthrow imho looking at the replay. Pop wasn't gonna be running straight at the LB, 50, or sitting in for the catch between/close to 2 defenders.
Exactly, it was two or three plays after Maye came out of the blue tent. And the flight of the ball wasn’t pretty either.Was thinking a missed hitch... But it was a great snag and you may be right, IDK. I think it was also soon after the concussion check, so that was a bit And ultimately I don't really care, just wanna keep see them rolling...
More likely Maye’s bells were still ringing. That was just after he came back from visiting the blue tent. When I saw the way he threw it I immediately thought he was still recalibrating. If you look it wasn’t just off target it was a poor throw.
Wrong. Drake just made a bad throw. Look at how the ball comes out of his hand and you can tell it’s his problem not Pop.Yes Pop does not know how to sit down in a zone. Pop should have stopped roughly between the two defenders. Kind of easy to do but Pop does not get it.
The Rham today ran against one of the worst run Ds in the league. Doing this against Cleveland’s front will tell us more.
The titans were a good opponent for Trey to get some run and maybe some confidence going forward. His big play ability can take this offense to the next level.
No, if Pop sits down there his bells will be ringing from the hit that trailing DB will put on him. He has great separation and as long as he keeps moving there’s no one in position to close on him. If he sits down there there’s no YAC, if he keeps moving and Drake leads him it’s a TD. It’s Drake’s mistake. But Drake’s the golden boy and Pop is taking the rap for him.Could be, just seemed to me like he expected Pop to sit in that hole once made the turn
half the teams the play, lose... at least you have a system... i look at my picks and say "wtf was I thinking"There were plenty of picks, including the one using my fool-proof method that would have kept this fool alive.
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