(09-18-2023, 05:24 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: x.com/danorlovsky7/status/1703582187725947288?s=20

https://x.com/danorlovsky7/status/170358...47288?s=20

Just missed a long TD by an unabated ETN here - Orlovsky breaks it down

Yeah. Fred Taylor talked about this on the show yesterday or earlier today. If Harrison makes that backside block on Jones it's a TD like Dan is saying in the video. 

Again, we can gripe about the play calling and argue who is actually calling the plays. However, it still goes back to:

Week One: 31 points scored
Yesterday: 0/4 in the redzone with pig sloppy execution between line play, QB play and receivers not using the boundaries. 

The only thing I can [BLEEP] about coaching wise yesterday is the 4th and 6th attempt before halftime knowing full well that the defense had been playing valiantly against the NFL's poster boy and the fact that Cooke is one of the best punters in the game. 

Don't give the best QB in the NFL a short field to work with. Just frustrating with that particular decision really. Especially when it was our offense struggling in that half and really all game. 

It's hard for me outside of that decision yesterday to be upset with the schemes. The other thing I heard today on the radio, and Dempsey was adamant about having it on good authority. Remember that 1st and 1 play in the 2nd half at the goal line when Lawrence tried to take it on himself to get the ball in there on that run?

That may have been him freelancing and that was NOT the play call nor the design intent. Why he went that route is beyond me though because if he wanted to free lance his best bet was just using his frame to leap over the goal line or duck and push behind Little or somebody there. 

That's the area that should look and feel more fluid I think this Sunday. I think we'll see more fluidity down there and consistency down there with more intent of either stacking one side of the field with a few fail safe options or just outright power being introduced with heavier package sets and personnel.

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