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Big reason why I'm pro-Maye scrambles are examples like these in the red zone. 1st clip - Maye scrambles for 8 yards on 3rd-&-3 vs. two-high safeties 2nd clip - 15-yard TD to Stevenson vs. cover-1 with a spy on Maye. Rhamondre wins 1v1. If defenses keep playing two-high,... show more

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All 8 sacks on CJ Stroud vs the Chiefs 1. 3rd and 8, line up Chris Jones on a 2nd round rookie 2. 3rd and 5, Bolton over top of Mason/Fisher with the C sliding fools Shaq into anticipating the blitzing LB - who ends up dropping. Instant sack on a free rusher. 3. 2nd and 5 on the 20 with :41 seconds left in the half. Stroud deserves some blame here despite the LG getting walked back. Be quicker to the checkdown, which he pumps. 4. 4th and 10, rushed play and snap due to sideline indecision. 5 on the line + 1 extra rusher puts Karlaftis vs Schultz. Easy win around the edge. Spags special with no easy outlet. 5. 1st and 10. Looks like a lazy chip here from Schultz. QB depth is exactly the angle that Karlaftis takes. Both downfield routes have two DBs on them. Losers everywhere 6. 2nd and 10. Attempted scramble with 7 in protection vs 5 rushers. That means 6 defenders vs 3 routes. Loss of 1 7. 2nd and 2. Down 11. 2 minutes to go at the 5 yard line. Stroud runs into this one. 8. One play later. 3rd and 10. Nico to front pylon. 14 to back pylon. Dare's help on Schultz here is weak. Slight eye drop when climbing and resetting. But as soon as Stroud resets, it's over.

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Joe Coccia

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100 Memorable Plays from Wins of the Mike Gundy Era #8- 2009 vs Georgia in Boone Pickens Stadium. A couple of minutes before the half and on a 2nd an 7, Zac Robinson throws a deep shot to Dez Bryant who is able to catch up to the throw and makes a diving catch in the end zone to tie the game. Another moment that resulted in an iconic photo for Oklahoma State. Dez’s stat line was 3 receptions for 77 yards with 2 TDs in this game. Not too bad! The Cowboys won the game 24-10.

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Alabama Football played its latest regular-season game in program history five years ago today when the No. 1-ranked Crimson Tide completed a SEC-only schedule with a 52-3 romp over the Arkansas Razorbacks on Dec. 12, 2020 in Fayetteville. With the victory, Alabama finished unbeaten during the delayed 10-game season and went on to win the SEC Championship Game and the national championship to complete a perfect 13-0 record. Alabama rushed for 216 yards as three running backs accounted for 195 of those yards and six touchdowns. Brian Robinson Jr. scored three touchdowns on runs of 1, 4 and 4 yards, while Najee Harris followed with two touchdowns on runs of 1 and 5 yards. Jace McClellan added an 80-yard scoring run for the final touchdown of the game. DeVonta Smith returned a punt 84 yards for a score late in the first quarter and Will Reichard kicked a 45-yard field goal. The Crimson Tide defense held the Razorbacks to just 188 yards of total offense (108 passing, 80 rushing) and had a season-high eight sacks and forced four turnovers. Jaylen Moody and Byron Young each had seven tackles, while Will Anderson Jr. and Christian Barmore had two sacks apiece.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Alabama Football played its latest regular-season game in program history five years ago today when the No. 1-ranked Crimson Tide completed a SEC-only schedule with a 52-3 romp over the Arkansas Razorbacks on Dec. 12, 2020 in Fayetteville. With the victory, Alabama finished unbeaten during the delayed 10-game season and went on to win the SEC Championship Game and the national championship to complete a perfect 13-0 record. Alabama rushed for 216 yards as three running backs accounted for 195 of those yards and six touchdowns. Brian Robinson Jr. scored three touchdowns on runs of 1, 4 and 4 yards, while Najee Harris followed with two touchdowns on runs of 1 and 5 yards. Jace McClellan added an 80-yard scoring run for the final touchdown of the game. DeVonta Smith returned a punt 84 yards for a score late in the first quarter and Will Reichard kicked a 45-yard field goal. The Crimson Tide defense held the Razorbacks to just 188 yards of total offense (108 passing, 80 rushing) and had a season-high eight sacks and forced four turnovers. Jaylen Moody and Byron Young each had seven tackles, while Will Anderson Jr. and Christian Barmore had two sacks apiece.

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93,255 views • 8 months ago

Eagles vs Patriots: Day 1 Win/Loss Verdict Day 1 was everything joint practices are supposed to be — intense practice with lots of competitive reps What was surprising was how the Eagles defense/secondary struggled Obviously all of these things are true: There is no hitting the QB, no game planning, etc etc. But it was a bit shocking how well the Patriots passed the ball against the Eagles. AJ Brown had 6 catches including three over 20 yards. One was a down the sideline completion for probably 30+ yards. Romeo Doubs also had a good day including a deep pass down the left sideline over Woolen, who had a rough day. Overall Drake Maye was 21/25, a sign of just how much success he had vs the Eagles defense On offense the most encouraging part was the Eagles ran the ball really well. They created some huge holes and in a real game likely had some big gains. Considering how much the running game struggled last season it was a big positive how good the running game looked vs the Patriots. The passing game wasn’t as good. They did have two big gains — one to Elijah Moore on a deep pass and one to Will Shipley on a wheel route. Outside of that, however, they didn’t get much going without Devonta Smith doing team reps. Jalen Hurts had 3 interceptions (all in 7v7), which is a very high number for him. This practice was decided at the end in the biggest reps of the day. The Patriots offense drove into Eagles territory and got a field foal. The Eagles offense had a tough time moving the ball and didn’t get a field goal. Overall this was a close practice until the end but the Patriots get the win.

Eagles vs Patriots: Day 1 Win/Loss Verdict Day 1 was everything joint practices are supposed to be — intense practice with lots of competitive reps What was surprising was how the Eagles defense/secondary struggled Obviously all of these things are true: There is no hitting the QB, no game planning, etc etc. But it was a bit shocking how well the Patriots passed the ball against the Eagles. AJ Brown had 6 catches including three over 20 yards. One was a down the sideline completion for probably 30+ yards. Romeo Doubs also had a good day including a deep pass down the left sideline over Woolen, who had a rough day. Overall Drake Maye was 21/25, a sign of just how much success he had vs the Eagles defense On offense the most encouraging part was the Eagles ran the ball really well. They created some huge holes and in a real game likely had some big gains. Considering how much the running game struggled last season it was a big positive how good the running game looked vs the Patriots. The passing game wasn’t as good. They did have two big gains — one to Elijah Moore on a deep pass and one to Will Shipley on a wheel route. Outside of that, however, they didn’t get much going without Devonta Smith doing team reps. Jalen Hurts had 3 interceptions (all in 7v7), which is a very high number for him. This practice was decided at the end in the biggest reps of the day. The Patriots offense drove into Eagles territory and got a field foal. The Eagles offense had a tough time moving the ball and didn’t get a field goal. Overall this was a close practice until the end but the Patriots get the win.

Eliot Shorr-Parks

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