(12-19-2023, 01:41 AM)OzJohnnie Wrote:

(12-18-2023, 04:27 PM)nhiverson Wrote: I think it happened on this play.

https://twitter.com/thecomeback/status/1...1994159425

if it did it would explain a few of those wide misses towards the end.

That's an unfair edit.  Play the whole snap count.  The sack is on TL.  He was changing assignments when the clock was under 5 seconds, the line couldn't hear him, turn around to see what he said and you hear TL say, "We're good!  We're good! Hut, hut, hut!"  Play the entire snap count.  TL should have called a time out.

If you play the entire clip, toward the end (the 1:11 mark) they show the overhead view.  You can see clearly they performed a stunt on Scherff and Fortner.  That's probably still an unfair edit for someone with a [BLEEP] agenda though.  It looks like Scherff correctly disengaged Madubuike to pick up the otherwise free rusher thinking Fortner would continue blocking or at least slowing down Madubuike as he should have, but Fortner was left standing around.  That's probably on Fortner and to be fair it was also good defensive play design and initial penetration by Madubuike.  There's no alignment the defense can present that tips a stunt. The o-line has to diagnose that on the fly and adjust correctly.  This had nothing to do with Trevor "changing assignments".  

Here's a better clip for you.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHipzGL4dwM

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