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<blockquote data-quote="Boomergump" data-source="post: 256516" data-attributes="member: 639"><p>I watched the game for the first time today. I didn't do a full study with 10 rewinds of every play, like normal. To be truthful, I have been busy, but also a little burned out with that too. There may have been a dozen plays or so where I watched several times if I was looking for something specific. So, I don't have a ton to share. Here are a few observations:</p><p></p><p>Jazz Lee is pretty fast. He gets out to the second level very quickly. </p><p></p><p>JT needs to force the commit a little more and stop slow playing the second phase of the option.</p><p></p><p>Adams is the only DL we have who consistently pushes his blocker backwards. The LOS moves into the backfield in his vicinity. He made a stop on the goal line where he just BLEW UP his guy and slapped the runner to the ground like he was a 6 year old running into his daddies thigh. He is the only guy we have at the moment who can do that kind of stuff up front. He is quick. His pad level is good. He is thick and he is explosive. Maybe he doesn't know all of his assignments. Maybe he can't go several series in a row without a breather. Whatever. There has to be a place for a guy who can stuff the center like that, assignments be dammed. What good is it to know where you are supposed to be, but you are getting pushed around? It is time we made a commitment to dictate a little on defense and he can do that.</p><p></p><p>Kallon did some good work in pass rush. Not so much against the run.</p><p></p><p>A great game for both safeties. Just great. It would have been a close game without them.</p><p></p><p>I know Mills has not put up eye popping yardage numbers yet, but he gets the most out of seemingly every run. There is so much to like. Great balance, vision, leverage, and instincts. He finishes runs. His block on JTs bootleg was great.</p><p></p><p>Our LBs are slow. Gone are the days of Watts, Nealy, Attaochu, and Hunt. </p><p></p><p>Lynch knows how to find grass. He always seems to find a way. His big play was a bust in coverage, but his other catch was a really good crisp route.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boomergump, post: 256516, member: 639"] I watched the game for the first time today. I didn't do a full study with 10 rewinds of every play, like normal. To be truthful, I have been busy, but also a little burned out with that too. There may have been a dozen plays or so where I watched several times if I was looking for something specific. So, I don't have a ton to share. Here are a few observations: Jazz Lee is pretty fast. He gets out to the second level very quickly. JT needs to force the commit a little more and stop slow playing the second phase of the option. Adams is the only DL we have who consistently pushes his blocker backwards. The LOS moves into the backfield in his vicinity. He made a stop on the goal line where he just BLEW UP his guy and slapped the runner to the ground like he was a 6 year old running into his daddies thigh. He is the only guy we have at the moment who can do that kind of stuff up front. He is quick. His pad level is good. He is thick and he is explosive. Maybe he doesn't know all of his assignments. Maybe he can't go several series in a row without a breather. Whatever. There has to be a place for a guy who can stuff the center like that, assignments be dammed. What good is it to know where you are supposed to be, but you are getting pushed around? It is time we made a commitment to dictate a little on defense and he can do that. Kallon did some good work in pass rush. Not so much against the run. A great game for both safeties. Just great. It would have been a close game without them. I know Mills has not put up eye popping yardage numbers yet, but he gets the most out of seemingly every run. There is so much to like. Great balance, vision, leverage, and instincts. He finishes runs. His block on JTs bootleg was great. Our LBs are slow. Gone are the days of Watts, Nealy, Attaochu, and Hunt. Lynch knows how to find grass. He always seems to find a way. His big play was a bust in coverage, but his other catch was a really good crisp route. [/QUOTE]
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