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<blockquote data-quote="33jacket" data-source="post: 258358" data-attributes="member: 628"><p>Nope. U are not following me. The tape shows some small tweaks nothing exotic and really bad play calls in down and long situation so sorry if I disagree with you. He called nothing exotic all we did was drop the safety and play more three deep and man which are standard defenses. If this is his best game call then we are in serious trouble more so than I thought. He had multiple bonehead calls in that game allowing huge gains. Go watch the third-down play where where we had a 3 deep look 15 yards off the line of scrimmage and at snap back pedal another seven on a third and 12. Our back 3 coverage was 22 yards off the ball by design on the third and 12 not a third and 30. This is an example of crappy playcalling and bonehead scheme. Its repetitive. </p><p></p><p>Now this is just one play from memory there were many others. For instance playing off coverage on second and seven and third and five allowing the quick 5 yard slant. He did this repeatedly. It's why we can't get off the field. </p><p></p><p>So i disagree with you and that's fine; it wasn't a great play call game the only thing positive which I did like is we drop the safety more and played three deep on the backend the problem is the 3 Deep Was Way too much of a bail out and needs to be tighter. </p><p></p><p> This was confirmed by Paul Johnson and his press conference everyone can see it it's not rocket science. </p><p></p><p>When you play a team like Southern a great play call game also needs to have better results. What I do agree with you on is some of the first down play calls were more aggressive simple looks but more aggressive. This resulted in second and third and long situations. But then he reverted to conservative back end coverages combined with simple blitzes and southern was in Max protect so the blitz never got there in the coverages were loose they had easy conversions. Again nothing exotic and bad schemes in my opinion. The third down conversion rate is your net result </p><p></p><p>Just FYI Paul Johnson said he wishes we would play more 2 deep with five man under. This scheme is good for some under coverage it's really hard on seams and leaves big holes between the corner and safety zones. But it does allow for more press off the line of scrimmage with a nine in the box look. We don't run this really much. It's also strong against the run. </p><p></p><p>Look we can agree to disagree it's no big deal. Any positives Ted did with the defense in my opinion were wiped away by his tendencies on other downs</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="33jacket, post: 258358, member: 628"] Nope. U are not following me. The tape shows some small tweaks nothing exotic and really bad play calls in down and long situation so sorry if I disagree with you. He called nothing exotic all we did was drop the safety and play more three deep and man which are standard defenses. If this is his best game call then we are in serious trouble more so than I thought. He had multiple bonehead calls in that game allowing huge gains. Go watch the third-down play where where we had a 3 deep look 15 yards off the line of scrimmage and at snap back pedal another seven on a third and 12. Our back 3 coverage was 22 yards off the ball by design on the third and 12 not a third and 30. This is an example of crappy playcalling and bonehead scheme. Its repetitive. Now this is just one play from memory there were many others. For instance playing off coverage on second and seven and third and five allowing the quick 5 yard slant. He did this repeatedly. It's why we can't get off the field. So i disagree with you and that's fine; it wasn't a great play call game the only thing positive which I did like is we drop the safety more and played three deep on the backend the problem is the 3 Deep Was Way too much of a bail out and needs to be tighter. This was confirmed by Paul Johnson and his press conference everyone can see it it's not rocket science. When you play a team like Southern a great play call game also needs to have better results. What I do agree with you on is some of the first down play calls were more aggressive simple looks but more aggressive. This resulted in second and third and long situations. But then he reverted to conservative back end coverages combined with simple blitzes and southern was in Max protect so the blitz never got there in the coverages were loose they had easy conversions. Again nothing exotic and bad schemes in my opinion. The third down conversion rate is your net result Just FYI Paul Johnson said he wishes we would play more 2 deep with five man under. This scheme is good for some under coverage it's really hard on seams and leaves big holes between the corner and safety zones. But it does allow for more press off the line of scrimmage with a nine in the box look. We don't run this really much. It's also strong against the run. Look we can agree to disagree it's no big deal. Any positives Ted did with the defense in my opinion were wiped away by his tendencies on other downs [/QUOTE]
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