
Honest NFL
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The more I watch the film, the more I actually feel bad for Drake Maye. This is sending your kid into a gun fight with a slingshot. Seattle re-invests their coverage resources mid-snap maybe better than anyone I’ve seen, so they basically end up 6-over-3 in coverage with the backside Safety & CB both getting involved.
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Cooper DeJean is already one of the best defenders in the league. He’s incredible.
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Sirianni taking away Stoutland’s run game duties just to suck anyway
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Some classic Jim Johnson coverage cutups of Houston (3 Cloud) and Vegas (Quarter-Quarter-Inverted Half).
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Joe Brady is using man-beater concepts better than anyone right now. His mesh/pivot family and Shallow Cross family concepts are incredibly impressive, but the way he presents them is what really takes it over the top. The use of formations, alignments, and movement to create advantageous spacing, leverage, and matchups is right up there with the best I've seen.
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I could watch Joe Burrow snaps against Cover 2/6 all day. He just lets the Mike push strong with #3 and works the backside Curl area on Basics & Basic Crosses all day long. Or he'll just climb up or escape and pick apart the broken zone structure as he approaches the LOS. It's really beautiful.
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This first play for the Chiefs was probably my favorite RPO concept I've seen from an NFL team recently. It helps when your QB can make contorted no-look passes to stress the 1/4 Flat defender, but still clever. The Mike has to read it out based on how they fit from Quarters and can't push to replace the Nickel quickly enough. It's a good concept with or without the no-look.
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This is the type of snap from Mukuba that I love. The safeties sell a Cover 2 drop pre-snap on the clap, so common sense would lead one to believe that the QB is going to take the best leverage, which would be to the bottom. Mukuba is actually just robbing here, and he triggers on the Slant the millisecond after he reads the QB plant to throw. It's really exquisite key reading that's all over his film. Quite frankly, it's hard to be a competent safety without it, but he's excellent. It allows him to always have advantageous depth & leverage on routes. Some snaps it just looks like whatever happens was inevitable because it's such split-second reacting on both sides, but this is actually a series of very brief decisions that led to this result. Those decisions are the difference in success.
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This is still in its infancy, but some have suggested organizing diagrams into the drive into a coverage beaters resource and that's very doable. These are just the ones I specified within the diagrams. I'll end up making new ones specifically for it eventually.
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Very similar to last year’s Super Bowl, if you can’t even maintain a pocket for 2 seconds when the defense is rushing 4 and playing split safety zones behind it, it’s gonna be a long night. Tough to beat Stubbie/Book/Area/Special/Mini/Taxi/Erase/Lock/Mix without that pocket.
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