(09-18-2024, 09:02 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(09-18-2024, 08:53 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: These types of stats are pretty sketchy to me as there is usually a human that doesn't know every facet of the play design guessing about "responsibility" on many of the instances analyzed, but...

FWIW

https://twitter.com/BradCongelio/status/...0690694331

This feels accurate to me. There was one play in the Miami game where he held onto the football too long in my opinion.

The other sacks were just too fast for him to process anything really. The very first play on offense was ridiculous to start the year off with.

He was blindsided at least once or twice after getting to the bottom depth of his footwork on your typical three to five step drop.

The play caller is going to have to swallow their pride this season if he's going to survive until the personnel can handle the task at hand that was originally envisioned.

Need to find a sweet spot of quick plays and lay up's with layered concepts in the passing game with him buying time deliberately.

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Maybe your on to something here. We have between 2 to 5 receivers out on passing plays.  As the play unfolds the QB looks to select an open receiver. He has a progression. I remember Tom Brady arguing with Bruce Arians about the order of that progression. Arians wanted the deep routes first working back to the short ones. Tom wanted basically the opposite. They eventually came to an agreement and the team took off from there. Could it be so simple as a tweak of that? 

Last year more than a few opposing players said the way to defend TL was to take away his first read. Mix up that first read?

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