Thread starter Hville Start date Nov 9, Hville Travel Squad 5 Year Member. What should we expect? Will we see much change in personnel? Offensive line or blocking scheme? Who will be the running back and can we expect to see more emphasis in running? Good question. I would fling it around and have fun. Go full globetrotter. Warzone Scout Team 5 Year Member. Redleg Red Shirt 5 Year Member. Last week the announcer stated Frost told him he wanted the option to be more a part of NU's identity.
Not sure how many times we actually ran option not zone read , but didn't seem like enough to call it your identity. Maybe that was a rub with Lubick or maybe it met Scott's definition.
The whole stadium seemed to know that the Dolphins DBs were coming off the corner, but Wilson never did anything about it—not one time. Just bizarre that they have no answers for these things week after week. He was panicked and scared when they started blitzing on every down.
The Jets of course had no answers. I don't have a problem with the game plan. Zach Wilson is not putting together complete games. Hopefully as he continues to learn and grow he will.
But right now, he isn't. Namath and Montana are hawking health care for Seniors and Brady is hawking digital gold. He's allready moved on. Did anyone watch Rodgers yesterday afternoon. Amazing accuracy and the ball comes out in a flash. Plus I feel like they told Zach to be Mike White in the first half and he did it fairly well.
But once the Dolphins solved the Mike White issue they had no plan for what comes next? None of it works. Zack is playing well enough to continue to get more snaps. He needs the experience. We have stop this crap with our QBs being under duress and we are ruining them. Every QB for good amounts of times are under duress. The opposing defenses get paid too. Heck, should they bench Brady because at home he was so uncomfortable against the Saints D he scored 0 points and broke his Windows Pad on the sideline since he was so mad.
Kind of a strange take. There are only so many clever play designs to overcome that. Also, a play action pass on first down against a blitzing, aggressive defense is a recipe for a sack and a huge loss. Execution, strategy, lack of talent …. Bottom line is that a lot has to go right for the Jets to have success on O and D. There is no room for error. I watched a little bit of his every snap break down. I noticed; he often actually tries to look the other way form the blitz, as if there is going to be a play on the opposite side of where they're sending the blitz.
Instead of seeing it and throwing at it. He seemingly looks like he thinks can just go the other way when that is in fact, what they want you to do. I'm wondering who in charge of protection audibles. I know Mangold used to handle those duties for Sanchez but who does it for Zach? Because he clearly has no feel for where the rush is coming form at all. We were very competitive, zach looked much improved and we lost. It was a great day for this franchise. The defense held them to 10 points in the first half when the time of possession wasnt completely lopsided.
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