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Mike Vrabel does not believe the #Patriots offensive game plan against the Seahawks was conservative: “I’m responsible for every call that goes in… Every game is different, every defense is different… Josh [McDaniels] game plans with his staff… I’ll sit in with those… I don’t look at things as...

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jay rem8 gün önce

Has he watched the rest of the league minus the Titans?; these other offenses are like another world away

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WilyerIsKing8 gün önce

Tell JMD to tune into whatever the bills offense was running against the Texans they had people wide open all over the field

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JT978 gün önce

I get what he’s going for but the issue is more so how predictable the play calling was. Yeah you need to run the ball effectively but if the defense knows all the tells it’s over before the game starts. The problem is lack of creativity to disguise what the offense is doing

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Carlos A. Lopez8 gün önce

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Johnny Bald8 gün önce

Dummies calling for deep shots on that defense are hilarious. If anything, it wasn’t conservative enough

Masataka Blowshida Enjoyer 🇺🇸 🇯🇵 profil fotoğrafı
Masataka Blowshida Enjoyer 🇺🇸 🇯🇵8 gün önce

the bears can score 50 points being check down merchants learn to do the same

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cryptonium8 gün önce

Watch out Mike, a bunch of Madden playing patriots fans are gonna tell you how they know better and you just need to attack deep even when it's not there 😂

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CodCenterLive8 gün önce

All the people replying to this didn’t even read the quote

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SirArthurDayne8 gün önce

He should take a look at what the Bucs & Rams did against the vaunted Seattle D, the glaze they get is a bit much. This loser attitude is why they left the offense to dry in the SB before even stepping on the field, 2 weeks & not a single playcall to attack them 🤦

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DIGGSnBOUTTE8 gün önce

What about predictable? Are we allowed to call it that?

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Robbie8 gün önce

This is why the coaches are getting younger and younger. Old school guys can’t hack it anymore mainly because they refuse to grow with the game.

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Itachi_178 gün önce

Drake needs to take the check downs

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Gregory Brown8 gün önce

I disagree. That was a conservative gameplan

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Castro8 gün önce

Entonces el tiene la culpa de hacer un pésimo plan de juego para el SB y 7 meses después el mismo plan basura ? Vaya que lo de la periodista al final si lo va a tener distraído

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Joseph Cameletti8 gün önce

This is even more concerning.

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Gryffin’Dior7 gün önce

Why exactly did you trade for AJ Brown and sign Doubs then? The gameplan was to not give it to the newly acquired WRs?

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Rmmm8 gün önce

Funny thing is Hollins was getting open but like every deep throw Drake threw short. Now he is going to dink every f ing play to avoid the criticism and interceptions.

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Muad -Dib8 gün önce

Head coach definitely smarter then are qb red neck sucker

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Sean Kymalainen @seankymalainen.bsky.social8 gün önce

The point is not what the game plan was coming in - the point was not changing the run calls to pass calls because it was obvious they couldn’t run it

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Anthony Spano8 gün önce

Yeah it was

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Andrew8 gün önce

@CoachBenJohnson it should’ve been you 💔

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OblivionDrift8 gün önce

While I do think the game plan was too conservative, he is 100% right about not getting bored. That's exactly what it looked like when Drake started chucking it up for grabs.

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Trey8 gün önce

It really felt conservative, bland and felt like they treated it like a preseason game for the starters and new additions. I guess the silver lining of having a non division, non conference road game to start allows you to treat the game that way. I’m hoping that was the case.

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Charlie Don't Surf8 gün önce

The Patriots Footie Pajamas fans are out today.

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Chico Matthews8 gün önce

They are delusional

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Mark8 gün önce

"Cant get bored doing things right" is a banger quote and one I hope Maye relishes in understanding.

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LeBron James says Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s efficiency is Jordan-esque: “Every time you look at the efficiency you look at the box scores and you see Shai 38 it’s like 13 for 17 from the floor you know the other night I think he had 40 something I think it was like 15 for 19. That’s one of my favorite things about players like you know I mean that’s because how I am like I love efficient players. Like you know can go out can do the things on the floor be efficient you know not taking too many bad shots, I mean if you get on a heater you want to take a heat check or two I get it. We all have our nights where we don’t shoot you know to our capabilities, I mean that just comes with the game. But yeah, I think that’s one of the things I love about Shai is just like for him to play on the perimeter as much as he does, playing at mid-range as much as he does and still be as super efficient as he is. It’s Jordan-esque.” (Via Mind the Game)

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Kentucky HC Will Stein - Red Zone & Coming Out Philosophy Red Zone - "A little bit more specific in terms of the plays we're going to run. We don't run some of our plays in the red zone out in the field." - "There is an identity, you definitely have to find out where the defense changes. Is it +30 or +25 where they heat you up. Your call sheet has to resemble what the defense does. So there is a little blend of we do what we do, but we have to know what they do & attack it." Coming Out Philosophy - 2 first downs to change the field - TD to change the game - Freeze to create a free 5 or take a shot - "If they don't jump I'll still probably take a shot and see if we can change the field quickly. - Quick game = no throws into the core of the defense. More out breakers. - Movement Passes - 6 designed coming out plays that are repped week to week.

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Luke Kuechly says he knew it was time to retire from the NFL because he was no longer 100% mentally committed to hitting players at full force “I used to just go smack dudes and have no issues. And I would go hit a guy and I’m like, ‘Yeah, that didn’t really feel great.’ And so then, once you make the decision in your mind, I’m not all the way in it… like the last game of the year, I was like, ‘I’m done. I’m done’” “I just remember after that game, I was like, ‘Yeah, you don’t got it anymore. You don’t have it.’ I would've been fine if I physically slowed down. Can’t run as well, not as fast, maybe I’m not as physical. Maybe I don’t have the same fire. I would have been fine with that and I would have probably milked it out a little bit more” “Once I knew it was my head, mentally, it’s either yes or no. If you slow down, physically, you can still play football hard, play it fast and play with great effort. But once I knew mentally, it’s not any of that, I couldn’t rationalize. I can’t play as hard as I want to. My effort’s not going to be there. I can’t be as physical. It’s not fair to the guys on the team, and it’s not fair to the coaches, and it’s not fair to the fans and myself and my family for me to go out there at mentally 75%’” “If I got to thump a guard and push a guy back to Shaq to make a play, and I’m like, ‘Eh,’ and I get widened, and then the tackle is really hard on Shaq. That’s not fair to Shaq. For me to know, especially mentally, the reason why I’m not stuffing that guy. I didn’t take him on, I didn’t hit him how I should've. I couldn’t do that”

dank

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AJ Brown: “I think it’s fair to want the ball to get us going. Last week against the Rams, I caught a sluggo, got us going, next play it opened up Dallas Goedert when the safety came to my side and opened him up.. It’s not just for targets or putting numbers up. No. I see us struggling and I’m a guy that wants the ball in those times. When we can’t find a way, give the ball to me. Game on the line? Give the ball to me. I want that pressure. I work hard for it.. If that’s the misconstrued way you wanna take my frustration, I don’t care. My teammates know. And I want everybody in the stadium to know.” 🎥: Tim McManus

Eagles Nation

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#Patriots HC Mike Vrabel on the importance of mental health and the role coaches play: “I get to see these guys every single morning… I see their faces. So, after a few weeks you know when things [are off]... Don’t just ask somebody how they’re doing. There’s a follow up to that. You can ask somebody how they’re doing and not stop. Y’know what I mean? Like, be intentional. Stop. You’re gonna get some information. Listen, this is a high pressure business. We love what we signed up for… But, I mean, you’re judged. You have to be okay with being judged. So, we all need people to talk to… Everybody’s journey looks a little different… Don’t be afraid to sit there and stop the next time you ask somebody how they’re doing.” Extremely well said. (🎥 ProFootballTalk)
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#Patriots HC Mike Vrabel on the importance of mental health and the role coaches play: “I get to see these guys every single morning… I see their faces. So, after a few weeks you know when things [are off]... Don’t just ask somebody how they’re doing. There’s a follow up to that. You can ask somebody how they’re doing and not stop. Y’know what I mean? Like, be intentional. Stop. You’re gonna get some information. Listen, this is a high pressure business. We love what we signed up for… But, I mean, you’re judged. You have to be okay with being judged. So, we all need people to talk to… Everybody’s journey looks a little different… Don’t be afraid to sit there and stop the next time you ask somebody how they’re doing.” Extremely well said. (🎥 ProFootballTalk)

Carlos A. Lopez

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Anthony Davis on if there were moments today that felt like Dallas could win a title: “It’s not even the offensive end, it’s defensively. We had a record, first game, 18 blocks, we had none by Kyrie (jokingly)…Once we really get (the defensive scheme) down, it’s gonna be a problem for opposing teams. Just being able to guard defensively. We can’t control the ball going in every night, but we can lay our hats on defense. Defense has always won championships…”
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Anthony Davis on if there were moments today that felt like Dallas could win a title: “It’s not even the offensive end, it’s defensively. We had a record, first game, 18 blocks, we had none by Kyrie (jokingly)…Once we really get (the defensive scheme) down, it’s gonna be a problem for opposing teams. Just being able to guard defensively. We can’t control the ball going in every night, but we can lay our hats on defense. Defense has always won championships…”

Noah Weber

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Gilbert Arenas says he respects Spurs defense, but offensively they don’t have no go-to offense when it counts: “I can’t duck it because it’s not changed. You can’t have a guy go out for 41 and 24, then barley get the ball last game, barley gets the ball this game. He’s the biggest force in the game, but you only see him once in a blue moon because the rest of the team thinks that they move the ship when it’s him who’s unstoppable. As guards. The elite of OKC defense is their guard play. The only person that has an advantage here is Wemby because he doesn’t actually have to play man-to-man defense, just help defense. So, he gets to save a lot of energy, but it seems like he’s saving all of his energy on offense because he gets the ball once every four or five minutes and he can’t will his dominance on this game if he’s not getting the ball like that.” (Via Gilbert Arenas)
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Gilbert Arenas says he respects Spurs defense, but offensively they don’t have no go-to offense when it counts: “I can’t duck it because it’s not changed. You can’t have a guy go out for 41 and 24, then barley get the ball last game, barley gets the ball this game. He’s the biggest force in the game, but you only see him once in a blue moon because the rest of the team thinks that they move the ship when it’s him who’s unstoppable. As guards. The elite of OKC defense is their guard play. The only person that has an advantage here is Wemby because he doesn’t actually have to play man-to-man defense, just help defense. So, he gets to save a lot of energy, but it seems like he’s saving all of his energy on offense because he gets the ball once every four or five minutes and he can’t will his dominance on this game if he’s not getting the ball like that.” (Via Gilbert Arenas)

NBA Courtside

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Stefon Diggs on the Texans defense: “It’s going to be another test for us. They are one of the best defenses, if not the best defense in the league… it’s going to be a lot of contested catches and things like that… Make those plays for the quarterback so he can get comfortable back there. Might have to not use his legs too much.” - CLNS Media Boston Sports Network
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Stefon Diggs on the Texans defense: “It’s going to be another test for us. They are one of the best defenses, if not the best defense in the league… it’s going to be a lot of contested catches and things like that… Make those plays for the quarterback so he can get comfortable back there. Might have to not use his legs too much.” - CLNS Media Boston Sports Network

Patriots on CLNS

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Carson Palmer says he and Chad Ochocinco would argue about whether or not he was open on the previous drive, so they drove to Indianapolis to study what Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne did on the sidelines “Chad and I were having a lot of success on the field, but then we’d come off the field and he’d be, ‘Dude, I’m wide open.’ And I’d go look at the picture like, ‘There’s 19 guys covering you. You’re not.’” “So we went down there to see what those guys were doing when the defense was on the field. What was Peyton doing? Was Peyton sitting by himself? Was he looking at pictures? What was Marvin doing? Was Marvin goofing off like Chad was?” “So we went to learn. We saw them communicate. They literally talked every series after. And it was never Marvin going over to Peyton. It was Peyton coming over to Marvin and Reggie.” “That was just something we implemented. We saw what they were doing on the field, obviously, but you don’t get to see what they’re doing when they’re getting Gatorade in between series.” “Seeing that constant dialogue and talking about this, talking through that — that was something that helped Chad and I get even more on the same page.” “We wanted to see what was going on. What kind of communication was it? Once a quarter? It was every series.” “They went three-and-out, there’s three runs, they would come over and talk about something because they’re always, ‘All right, we ran the ball three times. Here’s the run action we gave them. We’re going to hit them with the play-action post or the play-action corner,’ whatever it was.” “They were getting ready for that next series. And that’s something that Chad and I implemented into our games.”
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Carson Palmer says he and Chad Ochocinco would argue about whether or not he was open on the previous drive, so they drove to Indianapolis to study what Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison and Reggie Wayne did on the sidelines “Chad and I were having a lot of success on the field, but then we’d come off the field and he’d be, ‘Dude, I’m wide open.’ And I’d go look at the picture like, ‘There’s 19 guys covering you. You’re not.’” “So we went down there to see what those guys were doing when the defense was on the field. What was Peyton doing? Was Peyton sitting by himself? Was he looking at pictures? What was Marvin doing? Was Marvin goofing off like Chad was?” “So we went to learn. We saw them communicate. They literally talked every series after. And it was never Marvin going over to Peyton. It was Peyton coming over to Marvin and Reggie.” “That was just something we implemented. We saw what they were doing on the field, obviously, but you don’t get to see what they’re doing when they’re getting Gatorade in between series.” “Seeing that constant dialogue and talking about this, talking through that — that was something that helped Chad and I get even more on the same page.” “We wanted to see what was going on. What kind of communication was it? Once a quarter? It was every series.” “They went three-and-out, there’s three runs, they would come over and talk about something because they’re always, ‘All right, we ran the ball three times. Here’s the run action we gave them. We’re going to hit them with the play-action post or the play-action corner,’ whatever it was.” “They were getting ready for that next series. And that’s something that Chad and I implemented into our games.”

Josh Chambers

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