Ive been a long suffering lions fan since the mid 90s it feels good to finally have a team that can win

@TomKredo

23 күн бұрын

Actually I've been suffering since the 60's. Go Lions.

That block by jamo is a thing of beauty

Detroit is a throwback team the way they play together and for each other. It reminds me of the ‘03-04 Pistons in a way.

@Adri_Unsung

Ай бұрын

And the back to back cup winning wings

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

Awesome way to describe it for sure

@Mushluck

Ай бұрын

I feel like this team (whom I love deeply) is that team we ALL root for in the movie. The one that breaks the mold, “shouldn’t” win; with the zany coach all teary eyed, and the picks people could quite believe (looking Manu’s way) and going for it in 4th and it NOT working, but doing it again anyway! And everybody’s loosing their mind. We are watching a once in a lifetime sorta thing here. It’s not just that they are going to win a Super Bowl and blow everyone’s minds, it’s how they’re gonna do it. With fucking heart❤ When they make a movie about this team, it’s gonna be amazing.

@kingtony3420

28 күн бұрын

But we have legit superstars. I feel like just Sewell is a better football player than any piston was a basketball player

@tonym2513

28 күн бұрын

@@kingtony3420 fair point. NFL rosters are way bigger but you still make an interesting point. The Pistons weren’t superstars, but each player on that starting five had a superpower and when they played together they were unbeatable. Sheed was the best help side defender in the league and instantly made them a force, Ben was the best rebounder in the league bar none, Tayshaun was the best defender, Rip had the best mid range game in the league, and Chauncey was the most clutch dude at the end of big games when huge shots were needed. They leaned on their strengths and played for each other to produce the world’s only known five game sweep.

Clips that involved Lif, Jamo, Saint, Sam, Gibby, D-Mont, Goff, O linemen....that's a whole damn offense.

19:00 this is my favorite jamo play in his lions career. I was primal screaming at the top of my lungs when i watched this on tv live. What an absolute weapon he molding into. We all knew the game breaking wr ability but his blocking has been just beautiful. I love this team from the bottom of my heart

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

1000%. Seeing him have that level of energy for a play he didn’t make told me a lot about him and what these coaches are getting from their players right now. Every man out there is locked in for the guy next to him. It’s freaking awesome honestly

@johnlawson1167

27 күн бұрын

Personally his 2nd TD vs the 49ers was my favorite. Everyone knows his legs are a threat, But that catch wasnt because he got himself open... It was pure hands. That play demonstrated he can be more than a gadget guy, I think he surpasses every fans steepest expectations going forward.

@mrbamfo5000

26 күн бұрын

20:30. My guess Goffs reads were. 1. Aman Ra 2. Jamo 3. TE 4. RB

67 year old fan here. The "Goffense" has a fundamental element of misdirection as a built in component for OC Ben Johnson. They actually run that interior fake blocker who slips underneath as a receiver for TEs, WRs, RBs and tackle eligibles. 👀 I make the distinction because they will run that same play with pretty mich anyone, as its the same forrmation that scored a TD for Brock Wright vs the Jets in '😢22. BJ gives you a lot of eye candy to look at, and something later but different out of rhe same formation. Their bunch formation is deadly because they will run or throw out of the same formation! This offense scored 31 vs Tampa, then another 31 vs 49ers. One was a loss, the other was a win. Its' an offense designed to score pts in rhe modern NFL. If they really have fixed their secondary, then this team becomes very hard to beat. Also, to your point abiut Sewell-notice the physicality and edge with which he and the entire offense play. Offensively, they play a unique violent form of football. The motto is "No block-No rock!" , which is why you get the kind of blocking downfield that you pointed out. Great job and detail oriented breakdown. 🎙👍🏾Nice video editing as well! 🎬AND YES, THAT WAS TOTALLY A FACE MASK!!💯👀🙄🤣👍🏾👍🏾

@AlexVenuse

29 күн бұрын

Amazing information here my friend. Now I wanna go back and watch another one to look out for what you’ve pointed out here! We are learning and growing here today! 🙌🏻😍

10 billion points to you good sir. Excellent excellent video

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

This is one of the coolest comments I’ve ever had man. Thank you

@Whispering.Graves

25 күн бұрын

Yess it was brilliant 😊

@10:00 or so you mention Gibbs hitting another gear. This was a point of emphasis for him earlier in the year as he was going 100% all the time. Going slower lets the blocks in front of him develop more making the holes clearer. Great vid!

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

Ahh see that’s interesting! I’ll have to go back to the early weeks and see how he developed. Truly believe he’s primed for a MAJOR season this year Thanks for checking it out man. I appreciate you

@MK22DeT

28 күн бұрын

@@AlexVenuse The Baltimore game, while bad for the rest of the team, was an eye opening game for Gibbs. David Montgomery was out with and injury and while the team was down big it gave him an opportunity to get into a flow in the game without being subbed out for Montgomery's usual touches. The next game against LV was Gibbs breakout game and from them on just BALLED OUT.

That first pass to Amon Ra was a slant pass. What I like about Ben Johnson is that he makes simple plays tough for the defense to recognize and react to. He reminds me of Mike Martz, the longtime Rams Coach. The play by Sam LaPorta on clip 11 is called a pull, TE's and DL's will both do it on certain plays. #OnePride

Excellent breakdown! First time viewer and now immediately subscribing. In one of the first plays where you talked about the double team up to a linebacker. It’s called many things but the terminology i hear the most is an ace block if it’s between the guard and center and deuce block if it’s between the guard and tackle. Keep up the good work

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

Heck yeah man! Welcome! And thank you so much for the feedback. I appreciate the info here too 🙌🏻🙌🏻

@Mushluck

Ай бұрын

Well said. Alex, you’re understanding, and attention to the things most miss, is quite impressive. Hard to believe you’re not from Iowa.

@kingtony3420

28 күн бұрын

Aey cool. I guessed wrong in my comment. Thanks for teaching me something

@kylebrandt8344

26 күн бұрын

Agree with Alexanderr. Great breakdown. Wanted to add the high level name call of blocking for the running game. This is a duo concept trying to stress the front side LB. Lions also run a lot of power, dart (with Sewell pulling), and some zone blocking and counter techniques thrown in. They really try to throw a lot of concepts at the defense unlike a Dolphins or 49ers scheme that is going to perfect inside/outside zone. The Weekly Sprial website has a good overview of different run concepts and their naming convention that may be helpful.

You will find, that posting more Detroit Lions topics will grow your channel faster than any other NFL covered. The Pride is World Wide and Growing! -1 Pride!

@AlexVenuse

26 күн бұрын

I have been overwhelmingly impressed by the attitude of the Lions fan base for sure. You guys are awesome. Maybe we’ll do another game here on the channel as a thank you🤝

@moethelester-un9vk

25 күн бұрын

Roll Pride!

@MegaBillWood

25 күн бұрын

Damn right … Roll Pride! Bama under Saban . Yup, we’ll take those well coached kids!

Brilliant job breaking down the film. You've earned my respect and subscription. So excited for Lions football next season. Especially with an upgraded secondary!

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Heck yeah man! Welcome to the channel. Routing for you guys 🙌🏻

Well done brother!! I've been a Lion's fan almost a half century now, and I've been waiting for this my whole life. It's so refreshing to see them relevant, and I absolutely love everything about this team, from the management, ownership, and coaching, all the wall down to each and every player on the team. Buckle up, cuz I think the next 5+ years are going to be one helluva ride.

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Man you guys deserve it. I’m so happy for yall! And thank you for the kind comment 🙌🏻

@jeremybristol6432

27 күн бұрын

@AlexVenuse Keep doing what you're doing, brother. Love it. I played football from pee-wee, thru high school, Div. 1 college, semi-pro, up to professional in Europe for 6 years, and I'd rather watch the way you break down a game tape, then most of these "X's and O's" type of breakdowns. It's more relatable for anyone whether they played or not. One thing I wanted to point out when you were talking about Jameson William's speed (which I believe the NFL still doesn't know just how fast that kid is). On the screen play you broke down, maybe 5 or 6 clips in, look how far down the field he is, in a matter of 2-3 seconds. I mean, he's like 30-40 yards down field before Gibbs catches the ball, getting ready to run that screen play. I truly believe this will be a breakout season for him. I bet you he's gonna be a 1,100-1,400 yard receiver, with 8-12 tds. I think Gibbs could have 2k all-purpose yards, with 12-15 tds. He'll also lead the league in 20+ yard plays. LaPorta will have similar stats this year with another 10+ tds, and Goff will lead the league in passing yards, tds, and QBR. You can keep this post, and we'll look back at it in February. Best of luck with everything, and keep doing what you're doing. Cheers mate!

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

I appreciate this so much man. I have tried these videos in the past and stopped recording them because I’d beat myself up for not knowing the exact terminology of a particular thing within a play. Thought to produce a video like this I had to have all the answers, so your feedback is very much appreciated and encouraging. I also think you guys are in for a mega year this year. Gibbs was one of my favourite players to watch last year and I don’t doubt it’ll be the same this year. Would love to see this for Jameson too!

You're doing a great job with recognizing plays that require solid blocking techniques 👍

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

Thank you sir! I truly love this stuff

Penei Sewell is already the best offensive lineman. He’s on track to be one of the best ever.

Been watching football on TV since the 1950s and you know more than I . Good job !

@AlexVenuse

29 күн бұрын

Man thank you! I appreciate you!

So about the whole people hating. drafting a RB too early thing: It comes down to people putting the cart before the horse. Basically every team is restrained to a 53 man roster and a cap of how much they can pay. So the goal is to get as much talent as you can, as cheaply as possible so you can afford more good players. Players drafted automatically get put on cheap contracts under team control that cant be altered for the first 3 years. And so there is a conception that its better to draft positions that would normally cost the team alot more. But in realitly, and this is what messes fans up, the draft is a crapshoot... Nobody is 100% going to make it. So its far better to draft based on talent and likelyhood of making an impact rather than restricting your team to drafting specific positions. Very few people watch enough college football tape to tell the difference between prospects, so when the only thing they know about a prospect is their position and a 2min highlight reel, they care alot more about position than they should.

@brandonbaty2291

27 күн бұрын

Excellent take. Agree wholeheartedly.

Great breakdown of this game. Better than many American commentators.

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Thanks man! I appreciate you

if you wanna see some awesome blocking aside from this game, watch the lions vs the rams. how they dealt with aaron donald was something special. something also quite cool to notice about the lions offense is the timing with the receivers, when they break their routes its almost all at the same time, its very hard to read what the play is until it happens.

@AlexVenuse

29 күн бұрын

I’m absolutely gonna go and do that. Never enjoyed watching an o line so much, these guys are so perfectly in sync

Funny story about the 75 yd TD run by Montgomery that you breakdown at 16:40 - On his podcast, Amon-Ra St. Brown mentioned that they'd never run that particular run play out of that formation. There was actually a mistake in the play call, so most of the O-line/receivers were ad libbing in real time to figure out blocking assignments. Hats-off to the Lions offense for figuring that out on the fly. My favorite part of that play is Jameson Williams's little "c'mon! follow me!" wave to Montgomery Jamo passes him to setup the final block to ensure the TD. 😂

@AlexVenuse

19 күн бұрын

The ‘c’mon’ wave is the best 😂😂😂 great spot!

Gibbs is in the top 3. And D~Mont is in the top 15. They are so full to watch. 🔥💙

Long-suffering Lions fan here since I was a little kid watching Barry Sanders. I'm so impressed with this Lions roster and thanks to Brad Holmes and his talent at finding and drafting great players finally gives my Lions a chance as a super bowl contender! Great work as UK guy breaking down the NFL!

Smashed it! X's and O's baby!

@23:45 the pulling guard/TE across the offensive line blocking the opposite direction is called a counter scheme. The guys blocking left are getting angles to seal their assignments off and the two guys pulling would be lead blockers

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Awesome! Thanks John 🤝

THIS WAS AMAZING. Good work... ❤🎉🎉🎉 GO LIONS....

@AlexVenuse

25 күн бұрын

Thanks man! Appreciate the feedback 🙌🏻

Outstanding video and analysis! Thanks a bunch.

@AlexVenuse

24 күн бұрын

Thank you my friend! I appreciate you 🙌🏻

I love your analysis! You dont give yourself enough credit! New follower, mate!!

@AlexVenuse

25 күн бұрын

Damn dude thank you!! I appreciate you 🤝

The Montgomery 75 yard TD was an audible that Jared called when he recognized that the wrong personnel group was on the field for the play that was called. The mental part of the QB position sometimes gets lost among mobility, arm strength, hand size, etc.

I really enjoyed your work. You might be one of my favorites. Great job brother. Go Lions 💥💙

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

This is freaking awesome man. Thank you for being here and thank you for your comment 🤝

@Brent6437

Ай бұрын

@@AlexVenuse thank you. God bless brother

That gives me hope for jams to blossom this year

Awesome work!

Awesome video man! Just subbed

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Thanks man! Much appreciated 🙌🏻

I was there....Amazing experience!!!!

Great breakdown and a really fun video!! Amazingly though, that violent Derwin James tackle was 100% clean, grabbed him right on the ball. Freaky strength.

@AlexVenuse

21 күн бұрын

Dang really?! That is WILD if so 😂😂

Great job breakdown was well done man!

@AlexVenuse

28 күн бұрын

Thanks man I appreciate it 🙌🏻

This Brit KNOWS BALL!! 🔥 🏈

@AlexVenuse

22 күн бұрын

🙌🏻🫡

My personal pet peeve: the claim that there is zero pressure on the QB. Of course, there is. ... When a D rushes three and drops everyone else into coverage, the D intends to disrupt the pass play with coverage, NOT a pressure.

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

That is completely fair. I should say ‘clean pocket’ rather than no pressure. Totally get what you mean

@JonAlienAbides

28 күн бұрын

Seriously?? It's relative isn't it? One can claim no pressure if there is in fact a clean pocket compared to a blitzing defense with defenders behind the line of scrimmage. I say continue to say it, most of us are stable enough to not get upset about a properly used term.

@LDVTennis

28 күн бұрын

@@JonAlienAbides It is NOT relative. The "no pressure claim" is often used to discredit what the QB does from a clean pocket. Commentators frequently say this about about Goff because they wrongly assume that every clean pocket must mean that Goff has it easy and is just a game manager. The truth is that both sacks and clean pockets are a QB stat. The better QB's control the pressure with their time to throw. Goff's time to throw last year was 2.52 seconds on average. On 46% of dropbacks, it was 1.88s. All conventional dropbacks take 2.5s to execute. 2.5s is the threshold for a pass block win. What that means is that Goff is as much a part of the pass pro as the linemen. Therefore, saying that Goff has a clean pocket is meaningless. It's not defined by its opposite a blitz/pressure. It's defined by the QB's time to throw. All you have managed to demonstrate is that you don't have a "stable" understanding of the concept of a clean pocket.

@nw4042

27 күн бұрын

​@@LDVTennisAdding to what you said, the WR running a crisp, perfect route and getting open to the space they need to be while beating the defense, and the play call setting the stage to let the offense succeed are also critical parts of passing game success. It truly is a team sport.

@JonAlienAbides

27 күн бұрын

@@LDVTennis Were you a QB or a coach?

Try to find some of "Baldy's Breakdowns" breaking down the Lions blocking schemes. Watch how well coached the Lion's right ends are in the blocking game. Laporta and Brock Wright pulling in tandem are formidable. It's one reason why the Lion's jumped to resign Wright in free agency.

@AlexVenuse

25 күн бұрын

Yes! I will do this, love Baldy

23:02 I believe is a counter pull. Cause the Linebackers read in a triangle. Both Guards to the RB. So when you use a false pull or counter pull it’s using their Defensive Keys against them. The Lions scheme really really well using the keys

i’m impressed with your knowledge of football, great video!

@AlexVenuse

29 күн бұрын

I appreciate that!

Goddamn, you are good at this

Like ya mate!! Good all around 👍

Fun fact. The David Montgomery 75yd td was not supposed to happen. They had a different play called and the wrong personnel was on the field. So Goff audibles to something that st brown is normally on the field for and the result was that big play

@AlexVenuse

29 күн бұрын

Really?! Hahaha that’s wild 😂 makes it even better

@DangreousWoman

27 күн бұрын

@@AlexVenuseyes, I definitely recommend watching the mic’d up from that week which is on the lions yt channel. Amon ra is mic’d up and it’s such a great video!!

Great comintary. Great video

@AlexVenuse

23 күн бұрын

Thanks man! 🙌🏻

Your passion and knowledge is great. Very impressed. Keep it up bud!

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

You just made my day. Thank you 🤝

I've never seen a tackle, live or on tape, who can move like Sewell. It's play after play after play, too. Honestly, if you watch enough tape you see they use him as an offensive weapon and circle a lot around him. Sewell's second-level blocking is a thing of destructive path-clearing beauty

@AlexVenuse

18 күн бұрын

He might be the only offensive lineman I think I could make a whole video about, and people find it interesting. He’s on another level 😂

23:40 the guard pulling was BJ selling the run. Moving the LBs and Safeties

Wonderful video!

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

Thank you! I appreciate your comment 🙌🏻

Well done

Freaking awesome job Sir! Good to see the excitement overseas! I wish I could do this with actual football (not American football). You ever find yourself in Detroit I got a couple pints with your name on it!

@AlexVenuse

29 күн бұрын

Man thank you!! Haha if these comments are anything to go by, then a game at Ford Field sounds like a blast!! Lions fans are awesome

I think it was clip 10, where David Montgomery scored the long touchdown. That play was an audible by Jared Goff because there was an issue with the original play call.

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Yes! Somebody else left this comment too. Thats pretty freaking awesome huh. Makes it even better 😂

Love the accent brother! Go Lions!!

@AlexVenuse

25 күн бұрын

I appreciate it man! Big year coming up for you guys 🙌🏻

The play at 3:55 is commonly called a zone play. Front side Guard and the Center are combo blocking up to the LB. They then makes the decision on who is blocking the LB by where the LB flows to. If he over pursues and flows over the time, the center would take the block on the down lineman and the guard would go to the LB. If the LB under pursues like he did on this play, the center makes the block and the guard stays. The Lions have an extremely diverse run game. Lots of pulls, traps, zone blocking and man schemes. This play is a great example of a well blocked zone scheme

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Awesome. This is great info, and very much appreciated. Thanks for checking it out!

@blatty2646

27 күн бұрын

@@AlexVenuse yessir. I played offensive line for 12 years, so I have a good amount of base knowledge like that

Brilliant work! I SUPER appreciate you’re commentary. Hard to believe you’re not from a Texas or some such place. I’m a big fan of loving things as apposed to hatin, and you clearly love, not just this sport, but these athletes. These men are doing EXCELLENT things and we should celebrate🎉 them and this beautiful game. Keep @ it my man. Love what you’re doing. Wish you the best. Subscribed after watching just this video. Let’s watch some football together this fall!!! Also, check out All22 Films. It’s a youth football coach who is a Raven’s fan, and becoming a Lions fan. He does great breakdowns of game footage. I think you’d dig him. He uses a lot of terminology as he goes. It’s a great glossary of knowledge. Additionally he thinks the Lions are on another level

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

Man I appreciate these comments so much. Means a tonne to me. I’m all about celebrating the game and seeing the positive, can’t stand the hate and constant tearing down of pro athletes. I will absolutely check that channel out. Thank you so much for the recommendation

The one thing you have to know is that they can't block that early because it's considered a pass play. It would be penalized as illegal blocking downfield and the play would be nullified. They have to wait until the pad is out of the QBs hand before the OLs can go upfield. The runner is then on his own except for maybe the WOs blocking.

Love seeing our European friends sharing a passion for American football

@AlexVenuse

26 күн бұрын

Heck yeah brother!

Sewell is my favorite athlete. If i could be anyone on the planet it would be penei sewell. Just out there dominating people 20 times a year. Getting paid a million+ per game. Supporting a family of 100 and tithing 10%. What a life

@AlexVenuse

10 күн бұрын

Hahaha what a way of looking at it man. He is having a heck of a time doing it I’m sure 😂

At 12:12 , Penei was worried about getting flagged for block in the back. That's why he reacts the way he did.

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

Ahh man my theory was so much cooler 😭

@JonAlienAbides

28 күн бұрын

I disagree, I think he was upset about missing the block on Kendricks. There was not a block to the back, merely a reach towards the back as Kendricks blew past. him.

Great commentary

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Thank you dude!

Check out the All22 film breakdown of the Lions and Ravens. Coach is a Ravens fan that also fell in love with this Lions offense. He has a very intuitive way of explaining the game and making it easy to understand.

@AlexVenuse

28 күн бұрын

Thanks man I will do that!

@JonAlienAbides

27 күн бұрын

@@AlexVenuse For sure, he followed the Lions all season and has a ton of great content on them.

Absolutely love to see lads with high iq for the game from overseas, cheers to you and all the others!

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Dope!! Thanks brother. Cheers 🤝

Wow… No doubt you know your stuff! Nice work brother! Sewel is a beast… tone setter

@AlexVenuse

25 күн бұрын

Haha thanks man! Appreciate you checking it out 🙌🏻

At 26:30, I thought you mistook Decker for Sewell. But when I watched again it was indeed Sewell. How the hell did he get to that spot so fast? Amazing.

@AlexVenuse

25 күн бұрын

He is fascinating to watch man honestly

Gibbs was good between the tackles at GT before he transferred to Alabama. Gibbs is very good. But Montgomery is pretty good, too, and you don't want to burn out a great back like Gibbs. They're a great 1-2 punch. Montgomery goes in to pummel the defense and soften them up, and Gibbs comes in and blows by everybody.

You sound great, mate. Bowl-ah!

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

😂😂🤝

One more thing sir you are correct.all ppl want to do is prank and talk smack to each other.ppl need to stop all that crap

@AlexVenuse

28 күн бұрын

1000%

at 19:00 even sewell was near the goal line already

There have been more than a few guys in the NFL who weighed around 150 lbs. I remember hearing that Tutu Atwell only weighed like 145 when he was drafted. The Bucs have a guy who is around 150 too, forget his name though.

@AlexVenuse

28 күн бұрын

So you’re saying there’s a chance? 😂😂

The linebackers have cues, the movement of the RB and the pulling of the guard just SCREAM run play! They are playing on the trained instincts of the defense. If you had sound you could probably hear the defense yelling run. These men are so fast and instinctual and trained, you can use it as a weapon. Also in this game you can probably find the Lions actually running the play they faked. They have coaches that analyze film for tendencies, even in their own team. You use this to your advantage in play design and calling.

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

It’s just so incredible to watch and how quickly it all happens. All the little intricacies that make any single play what it is. I love it. Thanks for your info here man

@OldGoat-cw8he

Ай бұрын

@@AlexVenuse not sure how deep down the rabbit hole you are. But look up how Quarterbacks control the secondary with their eyes. I am sorry if i seemed condescending i just got this video in my recommended because I am a Detroit native and fan. So i haven't seen other videos to know where you are in your journey.

Say baller all you want brother it’s all the same! Glad your adoption some of our slang 😂😂😂

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Hahaha I appreciate you 😂

Yea “bahla” is crazy

Nice breakdown. Im so bad with accents. South Africa? Great to see a non American have such passion for American football. Edit: UK. See, I over thought it and guessed wronge.

@AlexVenuse

25 күн бұрын

Hahaha don’t worry I actually get Australian all the time when I’m in the U.S. People guess I’m from Aus before the guess the UK every time

How many years have you been watching NFL football because your knowledge of Eli Apple being bad is very impressive 😂. Seems like you just started watching but learn very quickly

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

So the NFL is actually my full time job, but this X’s and O’s side of things is a new level of education! Love trying to figure it all out!

@pblanks23

Ай бұрын

I knew it had to be something since you knew everyone names. Great video

@pblanks23

Ай бұрын

23:26 pretty much “fake 26 lead Counter f screen” really depends on the teams terminology. But that’s a simple way of putting it

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

Thank you man I appreciate it 🙌🏻

@AlexVenuse

Ай бұрын

So is the lead counter the tight end motion or the pulling guard? Then the f is Amon Ra receiving the screen?

6:09 it's worth noting if this play was ran from the other hash gibbs probably has enough room to score or at least make an extra move

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Great point

The lions are going to win a superbowl.its great business for the nfl.ppl enjoy the lions so its in the nfls best interest to promote that.after the draft in detroit went so well.the NFL would be fools not to capitalize on that.

Jamo throws some extremely gangster blocks. Even more impressive when he looks like the skinniest dude on the field.

@AlexVenuse

19 күн бұрын

Love the effort from him!

I was born in 1968 so I've only seen a couple good teams in the 90s. Things are different now

I think it's just misdirection with a pulling guard. Every team uses different terms for things. You could almost call it a Crack block, but he's more of a lead blocker than a Crack down

You can also see why Brock Wright got the money he did, he's extremely quick to find his man and take him out of the play.

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Great point! Really tough player willing to do the dirty work. Love that this exercise teaches me things like that

Not sure if it was mentioned. The play at 16:30. You didn’t spend much time on that play but it should be said. Penei took out 3 players on his own.

@AlexVenuse

20 күн бұрын

Had to go back and rewatch it 😂😂

My favorite play if the gsme was the last play if the game before the field goal if u watch the right side if rhe line sewel just puts Bosa out to pasture i mean joey probably considered retirement after the game he had to get 🤡'd at film study "cause damn" sewell wore his ass out and as a life long lions fan that my friends is a thing of beauty almost makes ya tear up a little. Alright it did ok jus can't stop watching it every time a tear im sorry but the man just gets mauled ,i hope everyine goes back to see it it a must see 🤗

That’s going to be Donavon Edwards in 2 years, Gibbs Don same guy

CHeck out All 22 film for some understanding of that OL movement. Reason their #1 OL in the game. Been a fan #ONEPRIDE 41yrs 313 and its our time!

@AlexVenuse

27 күн бұрын

Heck yeah! Rooting for you guys

Before this season I only saw 1 lions playoff victory in 64 years. Lol.

Your clip 11 was a "play action pass" to St Brown

Don't say "baller", instead use the phrase, "_______/he knows ball". Show of hands, who else cried a little when they beat the Rams? Cant wait for this seaon!

What is this background? Take pride in your set! Good voice and microphone, but the aestetic needs work. Otherwise, incredible analysis 👍

@AlexVenuse

19 күн бұрын

It’s my house? And the only space I have currently to create content. It’ll come with time. Thanks for your comment 👍🏻

Lions cross the pond.

If you can't block, you're not on the team

Say dawg instead of bawlla. It’ll sound better

PLAY CALLED Z LEFT FLANK WACK BS 1

You talk like a bloke, but you seem to be knowledgeable . Must be an AI bot.

@AlexVenuse

29 күн бұрын

😂😂

Bruh chargers are trash 🤔🤫😆

All i heard this guy say was even Jameson Williams was jumping in there and doing his job.. Dude get a grip. All that kid does is his job, and too a high degree I might add. He's had one misstep and many of you are talking crazy. Understand the weapon you have in him and figure out a way to properly use him.

@LionsOnTheHunt313

28 күн бұрын

You clearly weren't listening then LOL

Good video