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Been looking for one clip I think summarizes PIT’s struggles in the passing game and I think I found it. 1. Bills double Metcalf (top of the screen) by pressing him and shading with the safety. 2. Four-over-three zone coverage to the bottom. None of the receivers can find...

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Here it is in action Paolo can pass the ball Desmond Bane’s way and trust him to operate the offense Bane’s shooting forces teams to respect him on the perimeter, but he has the ability to break down defenses with his dribbling, too And, on top of that, he has the vision and passing chops to make the right read when teams collapse onto him

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Jaylen Warren is one of the biggest reasons the Steelers are 4-1. Does so much. Stuns MYLES GARRETT in pass protection, rides him past Rodgers, then leaks out in scramble drill and makes a diving catch on 3rd-and-3 to move the chains

Jon Ledyard

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Much has been made about MTL’s man-on-man defensive zone coverage, but it works in their favour on the game winner. Carrier stays attached to his man into the high ice and is able to disrupt Thompson’s attempt to reset the puck low in the offensive zone

Kyle MacLennan

48,695 次观看 • 1 个月前

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I hate to nitpick but this 3-run moon ball is kind of a rally killer. Small ball keeps the pressure on and turns the lineup over to the better hitters. Especially this early in the game. I’d like to see Shaw be a better teammate in the future

carl

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AZ Thomas (bottom) in press vs Chase on the bottom Stays square, gets two hands on Chase forcing him to bow the route far outside. Gets over top and squeezes the route to the sideline Gets contact again, looks for the ball a little late, Chase uses a throwby but AZ is able to get a hand in to break up the pass. Makes a great catch but he isnt ruled with the INT

Joe Blewett

66,977 次观看 • 8 个月前

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I think #Eagles QB Jalen Hurts left a big play on the field here to A.J. Brown in the first half. Brown motions to align on the same side as DeVonta Smith, and Smith clears out while Brown runs a deep in-breaker. Hurts seems to look at Brown but turns down the throw and leaves the pocket. Could have even thrown to Jahan Dotson on the corner route at the bottom of the screen.

Devin Jackson

159,473 次观看 • 7 个月前

SHOUTOUT MFn Coen Carr. He wasn’t even on the screen and came to the ball. One of, if not the biggest play of the entire game. Met the ball and got it back to Tre. Tre gets it to Akins and Akins hits them both. Not everything shows up in the stat sheet.
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SHOUTOUT MFn Coen Carr. He wasn’t even on the screen and came to the ball. One of, if not the biggest play of the entire game. Met the ball and got it back to Tre. Tre gets it to Akins and Akins hits them both. Not everything shows up in the stat sheet.

andrewtalkshoops

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Final three plays from the Steelers yesterday. First one is double-slant/flat to the trips side. Rodgers expects MVS to continue inside but he whips back out. Second one is another miscommunication between Rodgers and MVS. Rodgers seems to be expecting MVS to hitch/post up but MVS runs a fade. Third one looks like a playground route where Rodgers said in the huddle, “Get open.” Really disappointing that they targeted MVS all three plays. With limited reps between him and Rodgers, the miscommunications are not a surprise. I get having Gainwell chip Garrett, but on at least one of these I would have liked to see them work the ball to Gainwell in space. These are quick throws. Cook could have handled Garrett without help. Also would have liked to work the MOF with Freiermuth. Feels like the Steelers should have had a concept they could run here rather than a bunch of isolation routes.

Kevin Smith

72,647 次观看 • 6 个月前

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52,050 次观看 • 1 年前

This type of goal makes coaches cream their pants. Look at this set face off play for the game winner winner earls on main chili chicken dinner. Let’s break it down: 👇 #1 starts with a face off win. Low to high. #2 D to D (spread the defense out) and find Scheifele who rolled off his check at the dot and found space on a wheel route behind the net to find open ice on the other side of the zone. (Dot width). Aka Get lost in space. Create confusion. #3 Morrissey distributes the puck back down to MS who then corrals the pill and surveys his options while getting his toe caps back down ice towards the net, at worst presenting as a shooting option himself. #4 And the key to this whole play? Offense away from the puck. Kyle Connor recognizes time and space and gets available for a one timer by putting himself in a shooting position leaving the slot and fanning out. Lastly, The NHL is all about finding the 2 on 1. Finding the one timer. This was poetry in motion and lost coverage from #Stlblues that cost them the game. - People’s breakdown
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98,017 次观看 • 1 年前

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A fantastic visual from Luna Taboas 2026 👏🏼 •Attacks the ball in an athletic position. •Stutter steps right before fielding to get proper footwork and timing down. •Presents glove early. •Plays to the right of the ball. •Stays loose & follows the throw. Dance with it!

Megan Rembielak

156,194 次观看 • 1 年前

This 2d and 10 play in the 2Q of the #Eagles-Chiefs game caught my eye live because it was one of a few attempted deep shots, and while Jalen Hurts may have been expected to pull the trigger to DeVonta Smith up top on the dagger/go double move, I questioned the route concepts and spacing on my latest podcast episode with Mike Sielski. I’ve since asked a few impartial sources that are more experts on this sort of thing, and while they both qualified their answers with not knowing intent, etc., they thought, yes, Hurts could have thrown it, but the Chiefs also got him off the first read, and still had safety help over top, although it looked like Smith got him to turn his hips at the break. Jahan Dotson was the No. 2 at the bottom, and he should be separating when Hurts moves off No. 1. Chiefs had him covered, though, in man. Normally, that route can be more intermediate and/or over the middle. Doesn’t have to be, but another source agreed you’d like to have at least an intermediate No. 3 underneath in Hurts’ line of vision. Clearly that wasn’t the case here. Hurts had all sorts of time and no obvious options after 1 and 2. Calcaterra stayed in to chip, and Barkley to block to set up the shot. All makes sense. Perhaps Calcaterra as the No. 3 could have kept going into the void over the middle on an option route? Nothing egregious here. No easy answers. But thought I’d provide more analysis on a play that I questioned live and in the podcast. Either way, the Eagles are struggling to get guys open downfield deep and on intermediate routes and, at least on Sunday, Hurts maybe missed a few early chances. He and Smith told me after the game that they thought they were “chasing it” too often in the first half. Kevin Patullo’s game planning was more conservative in the 2H and that ended up being enough. But he probably knows it isn’t sustainable.
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This 2d and 10 play in the 2Q of the #Eagles-Chiefs game caught my eye live because it was one of a few attempted deep shots, and while Jalen Hurts may have been expected to pull the trigger to DeVonta Smith up top on the dagger/go double move, I questioned the route concepts and spacing on my latest podcast episode with Mike Sielski. I’ve since asked a few impartial sources that are more experts on this sort of thing, and while they both qualified their answers with not knowing intent, etc., they thought, yes, Hurts could have thrown it, but the Chiefs also got him off the first read, and still had safety help over top, although it looked like Smith got him to turn his hips at the break. Jahan Dotson was the No. 2 at the bottom, and he should be separating when Hurts moves off No. 1. Chiefs had him covered, though, in man. Normally, that route can be more intermediate and/or over the middle. Doesn’t have to be, but another source agreed you’d like to have at least an intermediate No. 3 underneath in Hurts’ line of vision. Clearly that wasn’t the case here. Hurts had all sorts of time and no obvious options after 1 and 2. Calcaterra stayed in to chip, and Barkley to block to set up the shot. All makes sense. Perhaps Calcaterra as the No. 3 could have kept going into the void over the middle on an option route? Nothing egregious here. No easy answers. But thought I’d provide more analysis on a play that I questioned live and in the podcast. Either way, the Eagles are struggling to get guys open downfield deep and on intermediate routes and, at least on Sunday, Hurts maybe missed a few early chances. He and Smith told me after the game that they thought they were “chasing it” too often in the first half. Kevin Patullo’s game planning was more conservative in the 2H and that ended up being enough. But he probably knows it isn’t sustainable.

Jeff McLane

31,677 次观看 • 10 个月前

This throw by Jordan Love has went under the radar. To hit one of the, if not THE fastest WR in the NFL right in the numbers, in stride, with pace and power is extraordinary. I think we are looking at a once-in-a-generation type QB here.
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This throw by Jordan Love has went under the radar. To hit one of the, if not THE fastest WR in the NFL right in the numbers, in stride, with pace and power is extraordinary. I think we are looking at a once-in-a-generation type QB here.

Freeze

547,197 次观看 • 3 年前