He is physically a beast just needs to develop. Too bad in college he never fixed bad techniques.

@scottyhaines4226

4 жыл бұрын

He didn't have to. He ran 3 routes. Not too many techniques involved there.

@northclan2168

4 жыл бұрын

Scotty Haines you clearly don’t play football, there’s more technique in three routes than you think

@DP-eh6pd

4 жыл бұрын

yah boi yaa yes

@T3rminata

4 жыл бұрын

Injuries too. Not easy to develop ur game when ur always rehabbing.

@blyzz2031

4 жыл бұрын

@@northclan2168 sure, but its almost nothing compared to someone's technique like Julio

This is not a DK Metcalf film analysis. This is the evolution of your beard XD

It's really nice to see an analyst with the balls to call himself out

@matthewcrane5294

4 жыл бұрын

When did he call himself out?

@buckywylde6493

4 жыл бұрын

@@matthewcrane5294 in the beginning of the video, when he did the flash backs showing what he said about DK and then admitting he wasnt right about him

@gmony1552

4 жыл бұрын

lol that's not what he did. In fact it's more like he took a victory lap. Said DK Metcalf wouldn't be drafted high, wasn't drafted high. Said the Seahawks would be the best team for him, they are using him correctly, etc. He even said the point of the video wasn't to say that he was right lol

@buckywylde6493

4 жыл бұрын

@@gmony1552 he also said his style of play wouldn't work in the nfl. And he said he was wrong about that

@zacharyrogers1071

4 жыл бұрын

Also not once did he say DK wasn't going to be a top 10 pick in his clip. At the time some thought teams would trade up for him

if dk gets softer hands and makes those tough catches he’ll be great

His route tree reminds me of Calvin Johnson. Just missing the hands.

@matthewcrane5294

4 жыл бұрын

SilverWallaby he has pretty good hands but a lot of the time he loses focus on the ball

@mdparker199

4 жыл бұрын

SilverWallaby Calvin could run any route

@percozet4770

4 жыл бұрын

Matthew Crane That’s a part of having good hands

@matthewcrane5294

4 жыл бұрын

SpillyTM so you even realize what you’re saying? 😂 Actually catching the ball has to do with your hands. Tracking and staying focused on the ball has to do with awareness. Yes both help you catch the ball but staying focused on the ball and having good hands aren’t the same thing.

@cobaltskiie5660

4 жыл бұрын

@@matthewcrane5294 I'm sorry have you ever tried catching a ball while running full speed 30yrds downfield with your eyes closed? Let alone with a grown man who sole purpose in life is to prevent catches tracking you? Its impossible. Good hands starts with good awareness which starts with good eyes, timing is everything.

I don't think he has the best hands or technique but he's putting in work. If He works on that he could become a core piece.

As a die hard cardinals fan, can you do an analysis for Kyler Murray and how you think he is doing this season so far?

@kaiserfink5918

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew K no

@QuantumT

4 жыл бұрын

He’s so good

@HoLeePontifexMaximus

4 жыл бұрын

He's good

@jadyngolder8809

4 жыл бұрын

Go cards !

@encyt4759

4 жыл бұрын

He should also do one on the cards atrocious defence 😢

Love seeing you break down your previous takes! I've only been watching for a couple months and hadn't seen those videos

Hey Zac, seeing how this video is put together- the video editing of throwback takes, the new studio, the audio quality... you've really grown. This is sharp, this is great. Keep working at your dreams.

It takes a good man to admit when he was wrong and to re-evaluate his opinion. I hope DK can develop into a complete receiver.

Zac, I think he’s also having issues turning simply because of his neck injury still healing. It’s gonna take time for him to regain or just gain flexibility in his shoulders, neck and hip connection. Otherwise I agree with you that they’ve used him pretty well.

@savini8234

4 жыл бұрын

I think that's a great point sir

Really like how you explain the nuances of the WR position. Would love to see more videos about recievers and tight ends.

He’s a pretty good blocker too from what I’ve seen

Zac i love this video The editing is crip, the talking is actually straight on the head and lets the video flow..at times you ramble but i understand its from your podcast but you did this soo welll man👍🏽 congrats

I realize this video was recorded before the post season, but from Wikipedia: In the Wild Card round of the playoffs against the Philadelphia Eagles, Metcalf recorded seven catches for 160 yards and a touchdown in the Seahawks' 17-9 victory. [20] This set the NFL record for most receiving yards by a rookie in a playoff game.[21] That's pretty much what stands out to me. This guy will only get better.

For a rookie he doing good maybe this off season he could get better with those things

This aged well. About two games after this they opened up his rout tree more.

I'm just glad the titans drafted his teammate aj brown because brown is a absolute monster after the catch

I think you are discounting a number of his skills - the way he uses his hands and size to get open, to box out defenders on the slants, and his run blocking. He is a beast. Also, even though that fumble against the 49'ers sucked, if he hadn't fumbled, we would be talking about the incredible play he made dragging half the defense 15 yards down the field into the end zone.

Brett Kollman, another favorite mine, was big on DK during the draft season. He compared him to Megatron, and that the strength of his skill set should be highlighted the way the Patriots do with play design.

@gmony1552

4 жыл бұрын

I love Brett as well, particularly for his excellent film analysis, but I've noticed in the draft he LOVES combine warriors. He loved Hackenburg before the draft because of his measurements, loved Metcalf for similar reasons, etc. I honestly wouldn't put too much stock in his analysis of guys that fit that ultra athlete profile.

@zacharyrogers1071

4 жыл бұрын

@@gmony1552 that's where coaching comes in.

@gmony1552

4 жыл бұрын

@@zacharyrogers1071 Not really. The best indicator of whether a guy succeeds in the NFL is how dominant he was as a college player, i.e if you were dominant as a 20 year-old against other 20 year-olds chances are by the time you are 25 you will be dominant against other 25 year olds. This idea that a guy who has the physical tools to work out but never did is somehow going to put it all together almost never actually works. That particularly shows when you compare the super althletes against their supposed examples like Megatron to Metcalf because Calvin was a much, much, much, MUCH better college player than Metcalf, who basically only ran 3 routes at a mediocre level and never well enough to make defenders look silly unlike Calvin who, at the same age, was routinely making college DBs look like children.

@paulb2995

4 жыл бұрын

@@gmony1552 I see your point, but see the combine athleticism is like a build an avatar stage for an NFL scout. Start with the stats, then work your way up by coaching, some cases it doesn't work out, some cases its the best thing since slice bread. Unfortunately it's IMO that most guys fall into the wrong system and never really achieve their best despite being the 1% of the 1% of football players in the world.

@paulb2995

4 жыл бұрын

@Foolish Demon Could you imagine if he spent a whole summer with Moss?

Seattlevhas a really good history in recent years of doing this, something about that quarterback

"The point wasn't whether or not I was right or wrong about DK Metcalf" But you were right, tho...

Film analysis is my favorite part of the show and I love them. Keep up the great work

Can you pause and circle the player before starting the play thanks, dope vid

Great analysis! Could you make more hawks vids? To DK: i noticed that too that he has bad hands sadly. He droppes balls where other receivers say gimmy that thing and they hang onto it. And i think havin bad hands isn‘t sth you really can come over with. But in general I like what we see from him and as long as they use him as perfectly as they do now it will be alright

He runs over DBs after he catches it... if you watch you know. He’s a load at 230.

He's the opposite of Keenan Allen

@ye4045

4 жыл бұрын

So he's good

@trynagocrayz12

4 жыл бұрын

yé Keenan is cold

He's great at what the team ask him to do, he is still a rookie with an endless amount of growth ahead of him

He’s had a few drops but I trust he will continue to get better catching the ball. Overall he’s an amazing weapon for our offense

He got better towards the end of the season specifically on catching the ball. He made a spectacular jump ball on the final play in the Philly Wild card game. That entire game he did so much better, and that was the most polished he looked all season. It was really awesome!

how to give a player credit without actually giving him credit.

He gonna be good in 2020/2021, real good. His one handed catch skills are going to improve his hands ability to the next fucking level!! And with his huge frame, he can create unique route types with Russell that only he can run.

@frozenkitsune3639

4 жыл бұрын

I'm looking forward to watching him develop, this is the perfect team for him to blossom into that Calvin Johnson-esque player. Not saying he'll BE Megatron because that's a lot to ask but he can fill a role like that. Big WR that can blow the tops off of defenses as well as being a menace in screens and the middle due to his massive frame. Further development in his cuts will be huge.

Rookie season for DK; 900 yds 7 tds. He's going to be great.

He's described as a guy who "runs right by people and gets open down field" with "average route running" and "average hands" what more can you want from a rookie

Pretty good analysis. As a hawks fan, you did miss that Wilson's weakest pass is the back shoulder fade. Any hawks fan will tell you this almost never works for whatever reason with any hawks receiver.

@jordan3305

4 жыл бұрын

if thats his weakness he must not have any real glaring weaknesses than. because throws those well.

I mean plus Russell Wilson is just a beast ‼️

I like how Zach said he "evolved" his opinion.😂😂😂

@HereWeGoShow

3 жыл бұрын

Opinions can change...

Ngl his double move on Jalen Ramsey last Sunday was tuff

Do one on terry mclaurin

If there was any 1 thing for DK to work on it this off-season, it would be his fundamentals of pass catching to improve his hands. If he gets just a little better at pulling in the ball, it will make a huge difference in his on-field performance.

Results matter. He was awesome last season! You're attempting to be right, even though you said he sucks.

While your doing the okie wr’s plz do deebo Samuel of the 49ers, he has really stepped up and I want to know how.

@jalensmith4652

4 жыл бұрын

Michael Jorddan !!

hey man, like the new setup, but the dark shirt against the dark acoustic tiles, leaves almost no contrast. makes the screen look flat, with no depth. the angled setup you had looked a bit better.

He has great stats for a rookie, amazing physical attributes, he will be a beast eventually.

Good video. I am a DK truther big time. His landing spot couldn't have been better. I think by year 3, after time to develop with Russ, DK will be one of the league elites.

He’s probably gonna turn out to be one of the greats. I know that’s a long shot but how he’s playing now? He’s a beast now. Apart of an offense that throws deep, and has Russ as the an. That’s perfect for him to develop

I consider a top pick to be a 1st & 2nd rounder.

One thing we all know is he is a hard worker I mean look at his work outs!!!!I think in a year or 2 he will be a top reciever!

Can you do a video on the improvement of the Texans oline and how its helped Watson in his MVP campaign this season

Just looking at your March 19th take, He was a physical specimen you rarely ever see with 4.3 speed! If he’s decent at everything at the collegiate level, that base is like pocket Aces in hold ‘em

The beard works man.

Ryan hilinski film analysis please. I’ve already stated why in your previous videos.

@Isaac-od4rm

4 жыл бұрын

👌

My new phrase for; I changed my mind, “I evolved my opinion “🧐. Done!

I saw two post plays for touchdowns against tampa and the rams! He also ranked 11 in drops behind allen robinson, OBJ, John Ross, Randall Cobb, and michael Gallup. You really need to get your facts right brah post routes are one of the hardest routes to get open on, ask any nfl reciver. This is exactly why I love channels like yours because they go off of your own biases instead of straight facts. While I agree hes on the perfect team you really not giving him credit your basing your own opinions off of what people say on espn period.

He might turn into a decent fantasy WR2

I thirst for more of your film analysis. Thank you for sating it.

I think his worst thing is his hands he is Just not the most coordinated

How is he as a blocker?

By the beginning of next season 90% of this stuff won’t matter.

I have a question? What’s your experience with football?

@StrongOpinionSports

4 жыл бұрын

Played QB in college and worked for Fox Sports, Pac12 Network and ESPN

He’s a deep threat, but he’s not a Moss kind of deep threat.

Lol, I remember the old back drop way back then

He does have a fumbling problem, but i like him. Once he gets those jump balls down, he gonna be a problem... especialky with Russ in the endzone.

Crazy how far you have come since that clip from March. Same quality analysis but upgrading your equipment has been big. Keep growing

What's your opinion of AJ Brown?

Thank you Metcalf for that fumble in Seattle

@SulfuricPro

4 жыл бұрын

Yayuuhhhhhh

Not really sure what your point is, the Lions did the same with C. Johnson, I've watched another YTer do a breakdown of his routes & he really only run like 3 - 4 routes & C. Johnson was a freak.

I was kinda stunned when the eagles selected JJAW over DK. Dude is the best we need to take over for Jeffrey and Desean

Honestly he just gets better and better

I’m calling it, year three when he’s officially broken into the league he’s going to fix most of these problems

@BaronVonBielski

4 жыл бұрын

Robert Spaulding most receivers never fix drop problems. Route issued usually stays too unless you drastically change

@RJBuildsPcs

4 жыл бұрын

BaronVonBielski Well if he’s serious about his longevity in the league he’d be making sure he practices over the off season for sure.

I appreciate this analysis. Metcalf is fun to watch, and I'm not even a Seahawks or Ole Miss fan. I was actually gunning for the Bills to take him in the second or third round, especially after watching Brett Kollman's breakdown of DK (btw it would be awesome if you could collab with him on film analysis/football/nfl stuff in a podcast or one of his videos). Do you think Metcalf has room to improve and grow in his route running and hands? Or do you think the Seahawks will just keep utilizing what he's good at?

Will you point out a time when you were wrong and analyze what happened?

Like when people talk about this guy and say that his route running isn’t very crisp, I can’t disagree, but as you said the Seattle Seahawks aren’t forcing him to do something that his skill set and physical attributes aren’t good at. I think if him like Calvin Johnson (not in terms of skill level) and how he was used. A deep threat with routes that get this big ass fast as fuck train going and not stopping. Crossing routes, verts, post digs, etc. even though 6’3 isn’t that big, believe it or not at that height and with his speed, IT IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT TO MAKE A SHARP TURN. Unlike Lockett with a lower center of gravity. So it makes me happy as a hawks fan that he is being utilized in the best way possible.

I think that with Pete Carroll, DK will develop into a similar player to Courtland Sutton in year two. Both were deep threats who struggled with certain aspects, but both are in good situations. Just like Sutton has really developed his route running, DK will do the same and become a similar player.

Nice vid! Can you do one for Diontae Johnson from the Steelers?

If this guy works at his game his upside is HOF

I do not know what is the problem, he is a rookie and he is already damaging other teams. Pretty much the best rookie WR in the 2019.

@regg32457

4 жыл бұрын

A J Brown and Debo Samuel were.

Just curious...what’s ur credentials? Did you play sports in HS/college? I’m not trying to downplay your knowledge on sports...just curious. Thanks.

I think DK has a high ceiling than Golden Tate had and it took Golden a season and a half to start to put it all together

Not hating.....but this guy reminds me of colin cowherd.....not sure if this is who he modeld himself after but how they talk , gestures, and cadence sound like cowherd.

Just because he doesn't have lateral movement doesn't mean he wont be good. Calvin Jonhson didn't even try to run the 3 cone be ause it woukd have been bad.

He was a steal but I think we can agree the biggest WR steal was UNDRAFTED rookie WR Preston Williams who was on pace for 850-900 yards with the DOLPHINS but got injured half season. For an undrafted rookie those numbers are rare. Look for him to be making noise next season in 2020.

What’s ur podcast

@StrongOpinionSports

4 жыл бұрын

Strong Opinion Sports!

Do Terry McLaurin

Pls! Hunter Renfrow next!

@Alejandro-mv1lh

4 жыл бұрын

Synyster Hope is he in the nfl? What happened to him

@Nismo738

4 жыл бұрын

@@Alejandro-mv1lh He on the Raiders man

Remember that time when you said dk was “just ok” (with 🤷🏻‍♂️ this face?). 😂😂😂😂

neither of his videos on him aged well.

He’s 6’4” 235 he just needs to stop catching with his chest

UPDATE THIS VIDEO! I DARE YOU!!!

No one ever said he’d be a top 10 pick haha

Gotta do AJ Brown

As a Seahawks fan, I like him so far but I really don't trust his hands. When Lockett was hurt, you could really see how much the offense struggled with him as the first option. I think he could be a stud if they develop him properly, but we'll see.

@florianidschok

4 жыл бұрын

Now we don't have to worry when lockett gets hurt because we have josh gordon now. I love dk but josh is a better replacement for wr1 than dk

@jberczi6

4 жыл бұрын

@@florianidschok I agree, he actually made some big catches when lock went down, unlike DK. Neither of them can do nearly as much as Ty though so it's still not going to be easy if he goes down again.

@mattboy5296

4 жыл бұрын

I think DK will develop, it's pretty obvious to me that the guy is putting in work so with enough practice he hopefully should break some of his bad habits and improve his catching skills and route running. Plus, I think having Josh Gordon on the team now will be good for Metcalf's development as Gordon is a similar build and type of receiver so he could teach him, similar to how Doug Baldwin kinda mentored Tyler Lockette.

You remind me of Collin Cowherd only with the ability to evolve your opinions.

Much improved we film analysis from before

Not the best analysis but still support your channel bro

Well, now that the season has wrapped up and seeing his monster playoff performance, we can say this analysis aged like camel shit

You described every player the seahawks drafted that became average or good players 😂😂 they drafted guys for specific uses and don’t force anyone to do things they are bad at that’s why they won’t ask Jordyn Brooks to be a coverage linebacker first year he’s gonna be guy the bring in on rushing situations or use him as a qb spy on passing downs against qbs like Kyler

Would you say the same things about Calvin Johnson? Would you call him a bad route runner? He skipped the drills in combine D.K. Metcalf did that got him knocked. Idiots asking a tall big reciever to run routes like guys that are 5'10 185. Does anyone understand physics in sports these days?

Hopefully he can work on his weak points

Do a film analysis on rookie Darius slayton