Highlighted it after Eli Raridon’s leak play vs the Steelers, but I think it’s important to remember Josh McDaniels’ offense builds on itself throughout the season, which is understandably tough to appreciate if you aren’t charting every play
Seen examples of that each week
I'm glad to see Travis Hunter playing defense and starting to find his footing. The guy is a future All pro DB if they just leave him alone and let him do that.
Adding a scheme you would run about 8% (and declining) of the time and on average gain about 5 yards isn't going to change your offense. RPOs are the most overrated thing in football.
It is kinda crazy football is 150 years plus you can’t invent anything new you can just add wrinkles to things that somebody else already attempted but most folks aren’t ready for that conversation
Andy Reid is making prehistoric football plays great again 🫡
Single Wing Flip G/H Counter 💥
Kenneth Walker said they’ve been studying film from the 1900’s 🎥
Literally no one in the NFL or any other level of football is running dive. Maybe they're running Duo and the RBs are not doing a good job of reading the LB fits but trust me they aren't calling dive.
Pretty sure the Patriots haven't run dive once this year and neither has anyone else in the NFL maybe the Eagles or someone has on the 1 yardline 🤣
That's Madden play.
Pretty sure the Patriots haven't run dive once this year and neither has anyone else in the NFL maybe the Eagles or someone has on the 1 yardline 🤣
That's Madden play.
Explain the shit ass draw/dive spam and terrible utilization of Henderson. His plycalls are stale, archaic, and predictable. He’s been out coached a lot recently
It feels like he's enamored with his system vs. being flexible to amplify the strengths of his players. It's showing age as well. The dynasty Pats were on the leading age of tactics, this team is playing w/ cards on the table based on the personnel before the ball is snapped