Great breakdown here. I had to type Caleb Williams "in-structure" on KZread and there's a pretty lengthy video of him even going back to Oklahoma.
@choosecarefully4083 күн бұрын
I don't know what was lost in editing but from his Seattle days to the 17th minute you shift focus off what Russ Does to play-calling. Later when you say "I'll show you what I mean" about a game where Payton lets Russ cut loose then puts him back in the box" you don't show us this. If your intention was to show how Russ was within & without Payton's play-calling, then do so. If not, why's it here at all? & I can't tell from the very limited examples *that you showed* which it is. You showed one play of Russ supposedly being out of Payton's box in Denver. How can anyone tell anything from that?
@stevengraham313811 күн бұрын
Can’t blame Russel he’s the player and trying to make money the team signed him and tried and he actually did not have bad stats second year
@Lutherson196212 күн бұрын
The historical importance of the Denver Broncos is an absolute zero.
@thepocketpasser11 күн бұрын
Well that's just wrong but cool
@wethepeople988112 күн бұрын
I'm more bummed that Walmart owns the Broncos 🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮
@Lutherson196212 күн бұрын
Walmart does not own the Broncos… Quit being so simplistic.
@KLeeMr13 күн бұрын
Historically important team?
@thepocketpasser13 күн бұрын
Yes?
@KLeeMr13 күн бұрын
@@thepocketpasser They’ve been respected at times but nobody outside of Colorado sees the Broncos as a “historic” or Blue Blood franchise. Y’all are on par with teams like the Rams. You’re nowhere near the Cowboys, Patriots, 49ers or Steelers. THEY are historically important.
@thepocketpasser13 күн бұрын
I'm not a Broncos fan but I'd argue 7 Super Bowl appearances and 3 wins is historically important. Maybe our criteria differs a little I guess.
@Lutherson196212 күн бұрын
@@thepocketpasser history does not care. Watching all of Wilsons play in Seattle instead of a highlight reel would have been the history you all needed.
@EsotericSyncretism13 күн бұрын
I think you should start with Joe Ellis if we’re playing the ultimate blame game.
@silent182611 күн бұрын
Nope. John Elway
@CavHDeu13 күн бұрын
It's all Condoleezza's fault!
@wesleycarson925414 күн бұрын
Drake maye is the truth
@cjespers14 күн бұрын
Go Pack Go! In Gute we trust. Thanks for the video.
@jacobblue5214 күн бұрын
George Paton just called me with death threats
@thepocketpasser14 күн бұрын
He's very passionate about his work
@dillfunk8914 күн бұрын
bo nix is a good start for them
@CavHDeu13 күн бұрын
Das gibt Nix
@willgreig407711 күн бұрын
Picking the 6th best QB at 12th is crazy though
@rlwhite467914 күн бұрын
I love this collab! Great info from both!!
@alexiscool5818 күн бұрын
15:07 I think Watson ran the wrong route. Looked like he was supposed to run a slant.
@MrKhankab18 күн бұрын
The most brett favre throw 😂😂
@perfectq720619 күн бұрын
When Maye ran into the better defenses he struggled. He put up numbers against the bad ACC teams. He would of been destroyed in the SEC, you know who didn't, Jayden Daniels. Just saying.
@thepocketpasser19 күн бұрын
If he was in the SEC he would've had better receivers and offensive line. Not really a comparable situation.
@perfectq720619 күн бұрын
@@thepocketpasser He had comparable talent in a weak conference. He also failed to lift his team.
@Kenny49ERS20 күн бұрын
Rome has a tough road ahead. The 9th overall pick is usually a doozy
@thepocketpasser20 күн бұрын
Luke Kuechly in 2012, Jalen Carter last year is good, Pat Surtain 2 years before that.
@Kenny49ERS20 күн бұрын
@@thepocketpasser 😂 the exception only proves the rule. Pat Surtain! The defense gave up 70 points?
@thepocketpasser20 күн бұрын
How is that Pat Surtain's fault? He's a corner, if everyone else sucks just run the ball or throw where he isn't covering.
@Kenny49ERS20 күн бұрын
@@thepocketpasser just messing with ya. I like him. I had to bring it up. That was all Russ 😂
@Kenny49ERS20 күн бұрын
The last 25 years, the 3rd overall pick has been 😕Any Hall of Famers?
@thepocketpasser20 күн бұрын
Andre Johnson, Larry Fitz, Joe Thomas, Matt Ryan are all great players. Go back a little further and you get McNair and Barry Sanders.
@Kenny49ERS20 күн бұрын
@@thepocketpasser yes, I know about them. I’m 50 and saw them play 😎 very good players , not HOF. But we live in the modern age now 2000s. Football was very different before. From 1994 to 2024 the cap has gone over 200 million. Gotta keep it relevant as possible. Most of the people on KZread weren’t even born in the year 2000
@Kenny49ERS20 күн бұрын
@@thepocketpasser fun fact, this was a co-MVP
@blowthewhistle335220 күн бұрын
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@sorrymane20 күн бұрын
over rated and draft stock entirely based on projection. new england gonna learn the hard way why you never take a project in the top 3. gonna be even more funny when the next qb taken in penix lights up the leaguez
@swagcityy12345432121 күн бұрын
Bill Belli says this guy needs a lot of work and I believe him
@thepocketpasser21 күн бұрын
He definitely needs some work but the ceiling is high
@JefferyT199121 күн бұрын
It’s not always good defense. Most of the time it’s bad offense
@mickknight282421 күн бұрын
Please switch pen color between defense and offense.
@thepocketpasser21 күн бұрын
Didn't think about that! I'll start doing that!
@mikebottorff59321 күн бұрын
Great he will be used to what the pats have for wr & te 😢
@thepocketpasser21 күн бұрын
I really hope they don't ruin him
@haroldswick996221 күн бұрын
Robert Kraft likes little Orential girls. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@billyweaver488122 күн бұрын
The opinion of an amature
@thepocketpasser21 күн бұрын
Feel free to way in Mr. Expert
@calebnash2123 күн бұрын
Randddyyyyy
@anthonypalmer651323 күн бұрын
He's really athletic and has prototypical size, but his accuracy and footwork are sub par. As a Pat fan I wanted them to take J.J. over him. Hopefully a good QB coach gets a hold of him and he blossoms.
@analyticalinsight23 күн бұрын
Clemson players are better than north catolina players, plus Tez Walker wasnt playing ....too much pass rush, guys couldnt get open
@gregorycurtis936223 күн бұрын
I hope he brings chicago bears to the promise land im ready for the season
@googlechicken23 күн бұрын
Drake Maye is no good because Chris Simms said so
@choosecarefully40824 күн бұрын
Nice end to the video! I'd tack on the Colts' GM Ballard saying the same things less articulately to drive the point home but again, when people are proven wrong, they tend to double down, not admit it. Still, great ending.
@thepocketpasser24 күн бұрын
Thanks I appreciate it!
@choosecarefully40824 күн бұрын
So here's my Great Idea for a vid that I would totally do if my health didn't make it impossible for me to: compare Caleb Williams' _college plays_ to those of Justin Fields' *NFL* plays & conclude that due to having performed them in the NFL, Fields has the greater potential. Okay, the last part is optional. Roughly equal would do. It'll garner attention & grow your channel, but take a _LOT_ of work. Or maybe not. I can link one of his highlight reels. Ability to throw the ball 50+ air yards? _Check!_ At weird arm angles like Lamar & on the run like Mahomes? Check-check! Scramble dead plays back to life? This might be where Fields _is_ better. So long as the video so much as _implies Fields_ is in the same tier as Caleb on anything let alone everything, it will stir up controversy. But it wouldn't be _wrong!_ The only difference is (& this is where the highlight reels fail, so more research would have to be done) is that when Fields does this successfully & hits his receivers in the hands with his incredible passes, most of the time they are dropped & incomplete or deflected as INTs. Fields gets blamed for this. So you can in those cases show college footage of his receivers *not* dropping those (more research) or _try_ to convince people that drops aren't on him but good luck with that. Fields has drawn an unreasonable amount of hate. Once people make up their minds about a guy this way, they simply double down when their position is proven wrong. It's the off-season. You decide if it's worth your time.
@choosecarefully40824 күн бұрын
Yup. They started clicking. Still, the 49ers suckered him into one last rookie error in judgment at The Worst Time. The only things I'd care to add was something another observer said, that while Matt Lafleur designs many good plays, they think he has trouble communicating them. This is possible. Assembly-line work isn't mentally challenging. I once worked at a place that required a LOT of repetitive motions & finally figured out on my own about a month into it what I was doing wrong. When something is 'easy' for someone, they no longer need to use their Conscious Mind to do it. So asking my co-workers what I was doing wrong didn't elicit any response. They couldn't shift from thinking about everything they did there from the automatic semi- or subconscious (SC) part of their brains to the conscious one needed to explain things fully. The range of plays Lafleur comes up with looks to me like someone who sees what many others don't. They're way more complex than the majority of offensive play-calls & even How Many there are is impressive. It's hard to tell if the complexity of them is itself an issue or just the rookie needing to learn by making mistakes aspect. Either way, this was fun. I like the added touches you make to your vids.
@thepocketpasser24 күн бұрын
Great analysis thank you!
@choosecarefully40824 күн бұрын
@@thepocketpasser Thanks. But _this comment_ is mostly me thinking out loud. I'm one of those people who almost _never_ thinks on auto-pilot. I used to coach & train & always asked myself "what's best for _this_ trainee," not try to make them conform. As a result, I do see things most people miss. But I also tend to over-think. So the above is mostly observations or food for thought. & having way too much time on my hands within a barely functioning mind & body.
@thepocketpasser24 күн бұрын
I started coaching last year. I'm definitely working on trying to notice the little details more.
@choosecarefully40824 күн бұрын
@@thepocketpasser It's a tricky thing. Humans pick up unspoken cues more completely than spoken ones & while this means we _can develop_ bad tendencies quite easily, I don't want to make you so self-conscious it would paralyze you. If you go in with a decent mindset as to why you're doing this, then generally you're doing all right. This was one of the areas where my over-thinking was bad. Later in life I was put in a position where I *_had_* to delegate more responsibility than I liked. It was quite an eye-opener. Turns out I much prefer teaching others how to be responsible. But that works so much better with kids than adults. That same work-place, I made changes that improved the functioning of the workplace as a whole. Within a year, people in another department changed them all back because they didn't care & had a preference for Old Habits. So even my general principles don't work in every context. You'll learn about yourself & other people as you teach them. It should be fun! About the one thing I *will say* is that sometimes, if one kid seems really troubled? Take the time to talk to them. It could be nothing & it could be that you taking the time to talk to them is all that they need. Oh, but also make sure you're in plain view of other adults if not within earshot. As someone not too attractive, _that_ became an issue more than once. I got accused & having never been anywhere where the kid felt like they were alone or in danger with me saved me from the judgmental adults.
@thepocketpasser24 күн бұрын
I love coaching. Staying connected with football and being able to help kids is very important to me. Great advice I appreciate it!
@sebbonxxsebbon682426 күн бұрын
No separation for receivers? Better get used to it, the Pats have slow receivers.
@Daniboi97125 күн бұрын
It's not about speed. It's route running. They have one of the fastest receivers in the league (Thornton), but he doesn't know how to get open in his routes
@trainkobe242419 күн бұрын
For now. Wat about next year ..
@Kenny49ERS27 күн бұрын
This guy is a USC quarterback going to the Bears. I’m shaking my head so hard.
@choosecarefully40824 күн бұрын
That's not The Reason I think things may go badly in CHI. It's amazing, isn't it? Fans were So Sure Matt Canada was the problem they chanted him out of town. But we just saw the Eagles go from contenders to laughing stock with the same roster & most fans are terrified to point their fingers at the coaching staff as a whole. The OC & Matt Patricia, sure. But fans are reticent to call out the HC. So when Fields started tucking in the ball suddenly in situations where he had a wide-open receiver, the fans did something strange. First they said "the Bears had to simplify the offense for Fields." At the time everyone _knew_ this was a coaching decision & their comments reflected this. Then people realized this implicated the coaches, especially the HC. It didn't help that he tipped his hand by 1) not taking Fields into the blue tent, revealing they knew he wasn't concussed, 2) they *kept calling for him not to* throw to certain receivers on certain plays, & 3) in post game press talks he shut down any reporter asking about what this was with a chop-wave of his hand. So what happens when everybody knows something they wish they didn't know? You *blame the victim!* The meme changed simply to "Fields can't read defenses" as if that explained anything. You don't have to 'read' defenses to throw to an _already_ open receiver. That's what 'open' means, they *aren't* in coverage anymore. There's nothing to read. So now because fans are mentally-emotionally incapable of dealing with facts, Fields is a back-up when he's in actuality a top-5 QB. Just so we can pretend that nothing's wrong with the HC who set him up to fail. & the end result? They're stuck with the incompetent HC! Enjoy your 6th-rounder Bears! (I don't think either Tomlin or Arthur Smith are able to tell Fields is better than anyone. So they'll start Russ).
@Kenny49ERS24 күн бұрын
@@choosecarefully408 I would have stuck with fields, personally. Drafted Marvin Harrison Jr and a OL. But I’m just a football fan.
@Kenny49ERS24 күн бұрын
Interesting info, thanks
@choosecarefully40824 күн бұрын
@@Kenny49ERS I'm someone who has coached, trained, worked in middle management, seen some of the Worst Humans in decision-making power & doesn't sugar-coat reality to _themselves._ So sometimes I forget to sugar-coat it for others. So keep that in mind if the following makes you uncomfortable, but I think that the reason Poles hired Eberflus is that they agreed that they both wanted to draft Caleb Williams. & you couldn't justify not keeping Fields if he was in any way competent. So while the team never outright _said_ they were doing any such thing, imagine if you will Joe Burrow suddenly not passing to any wide-open receiver for Any Reason. You'd suspect he may have been concussed only we didn't see it, right? & if he did this twice more in the game & they didn't take him into the blue tent, fans might follow their HC home to ask why he didn't do this. Possibly while helping him pack. So it's at the very least a _little_ suspicious that Not One Staffer Thought *Fields* might be concussed? It's also a little sus that weeks later when he called out his coaches publicly Not One Person On the team responded? Not the owner? He didn't demand that this be investigated? Not the HC who supposedly needs clear communication? Not even to reprimand Fields for speaking publicly about his coaches? Not the GM whose career could be haunted or ended by not doing what you just suggested? So how did *ALL* the analysis channels _miss_ all this? They didn't. It's a psychological phenomenon that kinda goes like this: despite it being Great News, announcing a cure for cancer would cause remorse in anyone who lost a loved one due to it. Any change in what we think we know about health & medicine comes with a creeping dread of wondering "what _else_ might we have gotten wrong?" Questioning _ANY_ authority figure causes people to feel this same intrinsic dread. If I'm calling out the *HC,* I'm essentially calling out the franchise that hired him. So while most people turn away from that, I don't & here's why. We're doing way more damage doing that than the opposite. What if Fields never gets to start again? What if playing for over a year for an organization that showed this much undeserved hate for him has taken its toll & he actually _is_ ruined now? Not holding Authority Figure To Account is = to joining with them against their victims. Emotionally it's easier to just Side With The Authority Figures & ignore the consequences, but I don't know why anyone would want to do in real life what every villain in every story we've ever watched or read does.
@pamelajohnston925628 күн бұрын
This guy is no he does more dancing with his feet then fred astair.
@Kenny49ERS20 күн бұрын
Not that good
@headshotkennedy_28 күн бұрын
better than every player on the browns roster besides myles
@jeffreythe1st60628 күн бұрын
Wrong you forgot Jameis Winston
@EpicGamer-rg7be28 күн бұрын
No one on the steelers is close to comparing nick Chubb.
@trillynelson.28 күн бұрын
Probably tried to hurdle and db just didn’t go low…….🤦♂️
@arnold973828 күн бұрын
Pickens fans in the comments😂
@thepocketpasser28 күн бұрын
Why are they so mad?😂
@JB-wv9jo28 күн бұрын
Hilarious? How old are you?
@thepocketpasser28 күн бұрын
I had been watching film for 2 hours for a TJ Watt breakdown I'm doing and found this play amusing.
@bigEasyMoney231628 күн бұрын
Only thing weird is your recording skills and your takes on sports (this my first time I seen anything you posted)
@thepocketpasser28 күн бұрын
It's a lazy recording for a quick short my actual videos are actual high effort. I was watching film for a TJ Watt breakdown and found this play amusing
@LaaExplainer28 күн бұрын
How does that make him weird
@thepocketpasser28 күн бұрын
It's a joke cause the hurdle attempt looked goofy
@chasinglargersportsstories146529 күн бұрын
In what way would the Colts be worse than Chicago? Only cause they got a rookie QB and a few new weapons? Colts have always been a better team, have a better roster, and better coach.
@thepocketpasser29 күн бұрын
I like the Colts and I like their coach. I think the Bears will have a better QB with significantly better weapons and a better defense.
@donwanderley715629 күн бұрын
Great job 👏
@GulNadarАй бұрын
Points are not my concern, ball placement scares me with him. The time laps between clips without context doesn't help either. This video can be considered both good and also just propaganda.
@jlopez-rodriguez3091Ай бұрын
No one is perfect! He’ll be fine with NE . Let’s go Pats‼️🔥
@thepocketpasserАй бұрын
He was my QB 2 I hope he does well!
@choosecarefully408Ай бұрын
Heh. So JJ can succeed or fail based on coaching, guidance etc. eh? Isn't it amazing how selectively we think such things work? Justin Fields made the Bears, _the _*_BEARS_* the #1 offense in the entire NFL _three weeks straight _*_BEFORE_* they acquired D.J. Moore. & the team lost all those games. & yet every single person says "he didn't have the right situation" while mentally writing him off anyway, often by citing his W/L record. I don't _get_ it. How is succeeding despite a horrid situation not a sign of greatness? What determines which QBs we feel the need to defend _before_ they even take a snap, which ones we condemn? I got nothin'.
@thepocketpasser24 күн бұрын
I've never even talked about Justin Fields this video isn't about him
@choosecarefully40824 күн бұрын
@@thepocketpasser I didn't say it was. I was making a point about how sometimes we notice when play-calling _is_ a factor, but a lot of times we write off the player & don't even look at the play-calling. That's exactly what I said after setting it up with "So JJ can succeed or fail based on coaching, guidance etc. eh?" Which you _did mention_ in this video.
@jacobblue52Ай бұрын
With all the talks of teams trading up to take JJ, it’s gonna be hilarious when no one does that and the Broncos just sit at 12 and take Bo Nix.
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Great breakdown here. I had to type Caleb Williams "in-structure" on KZread and there's a pretty lengthy video of him even going back to Oklahoma.
I don't know what was lost in editing but from his Seattle days to the 17th minute you shift focus off what Russ Does to play-calling. Later when you say "I'll show you what I mean" about a game where Payton lets Russ cut loose then puts him back in the box" you don't show us this. If your intention was to show how Russ was within & without Payton's play-calling, then do so. If not, why's it here at all? & I can't tell from the very limited examples *that you showed* which it is. You showed one play of Russ supposedly being out of Payton's box in Denver. How can anyone tell anything from that?
Can’t blame Russel he’s the player and trying to make money the team signed him and tried and he actually did not have bad stats second year
The historical importance of the Denver Broncos is an absolute zero.
Well that's just wrong but cool
I'm more bummed that Walmart owns the Broncos 🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮
Walmart does not own the Broncos… Quit being so simplistic.
Historically important team?
Yes?
@@thepocketpasser They’ve been respected at times but nobody outside of Colorado sees the Broncos as a “historic” or Blue Blood franchise. Y’all are on par with teams like the Rams. You’re nowhere near the Cowboys, Patriots, 49ers or Steelers. THEY are historically important.
I'm not a Broncos fan but I'd argue 7 Super Bowl appearances and 3 wins is historically important. Maybe our criteria differs a little I guess.
@@thepocketpasser history does not care. Watching all of Wilsons play in Seattle instead of a highlight reel would have been the history you all needed.
I think you should start with Joe Ellis if we’re playing the ultimate blame game.
Nope. John Elway
It's all Condoleezza's fault!
Drake maye is the truth
Go Pack Go! In Gute we trust. Thanks for the video.
George Paton just called me with death threats
He's very passionate about his work
bo nix is a good start for them
Das gibt Nix
Picking the 6th best QB at 12th is crazy though
I love this collab! Great info from both!!
15:07 I think Watson ran the wrong route. Looked like he was supposed to run a slant.
The most brett favre throw 😂😂
When Maye ran into the better defenses he struggled. He put up numbers against the bad ACC teams. He would of been destroyed in the SEC, you know who didn't, Jayden Daniels. Just saying.
If he was in the SEC he would've had better receivers and offensive line. Not really a comparable situation.
@@thepocketpasser He had comparable talent in a weak conference. He also failed to lift his team.
Rome has a tough road ahead. The 9th overall pick is usually a doozy
Luke Kuechly in 2012, Jalen Carter last year is good, Pat Surtain 2 years before that.
@@thepocketpasser 😂 the exception only proves the rule. Pat Surtain! The defense gave up 70 points?
How is that Pat Surtain's fault? He's a corner, if everyone else sucks just run the ball or throw where he isn't covering.
@@thepocketpasser just messing with ya. I like him. I had to bring it up. That was all Russ 😂
The last 25 years, the 3rd overall pick has been 😕Any Hall of Famers?
Andre Johnson, Larry Fitz, Joe Thomas, Matt Ryan are all great players. Go back a little further and you get McNair and Barry Sanders.
@@thepocketpasser yes, I know about them. I’m 50 and saw them play 😎 very good players , not HOF. But we live in the modern age now 2000s. Football was very different before. From 1994 to 2024 the cap has gone over 200 million. Gotta keep it relevant as possible. Most of the people on KZread weren’t even born in the year 2000
@@thepocketpasser fun fact, this was a co-MVP
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over rated and draft stock entirely based on projection. new england gonna learn the hard way why you never take a project in the top 3. gonna be even more funny when the next qb taken in penix lights up the leaguez
Bill Belli says this guy needs a lot of work and I believe him
He definitely needs some work but the ceiling is high
It’s not always good defense. Most of the time it’s bad offense
Please switch pen color between defense and offense.
Didn't think about that! I'll start doing that!
Great he will be used to what the pats have for wr & te 😢
I really hope they don't ruin him
Robert Kraft likes little Orential girls. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
The opinion of an amature
Feel free to way in Mr. Expert
Randddyyyyy
He's really athletic and has prototypical size, but his accuracy and footwork are sub par. As a Pat fan I wanted them to take J.J. over him. Hopefully a good QB coach gets a hold of him and he blossoms.
Clemson players are better than north catolina players, plus Tez Walker wasnt playing ....too much pass rush, guys couldnt get open
I hope he brings chicago bears to the promise land im ready for the season
Drake Maye is no good because Chris Simms said so
Nice end to the video! I'd tack on the Colts' GM Ballard saying the same things less articulately to drive the point home but again, when people are proven wrong, they tend to double down, not admit it. Still, great ending.
Thanks I appreciate it!
So here's my Great Idea for a vid that I would totally do if my health didn't make it impossible for me to: compare Caleb Williams' _college plays_ to those of Justin Fields' *NFL* plays & conclude that due to having performed them in the NFL, Fields has the greater potential. Okay, the last part is optional. Roughly equal would do. It'll garner attention & grow your channel, but take a _LOT_ of work. Or maybe not. I can link one of his highlight reels. Ability to throw the ball 50+ air yards? _Check!_ At weird arm angles like Lamar & on the run like Mahomes? Check-check! Scramble dead plays back to life? This might be where Fields _is_ better. So long as the video so much as _implies Fields_ is in the same tier as Caleb on anything let alone everything, it will stir up controversy. But it wouldn't be _wrong!_ The only difference is (& this is where the highlight reels fail, so more research would have to be done) is that when Fields does this successfully & hits his receivers in the hands with his incredible passes, most of the time they are dropped & incomplete or deflected as INTs. Fields gets blamed for this. So you can in those cases show college footage of his receivers *not* dropping those (more research) or _try_ to convince people that drops aren't on him but good luck with that. Fields has drawn an unreasonable amount of hate. Once people make up their minds about a guy this way, they simply double down when their position is proven wrong. It's the off-season. You decide if it's worth your time.
Yup. They started clicking. Still, the 49ers suckered him into one last rookie error in judgment at The Worst Time. The only things I'd care to add was something another observer said, that while Matt Lafleur designs many good plays, they think he has trouble communicating them. This is possible. Assembly-line work isn't mentally challenging. I once worked at a place that required a LOT of repetitive motions & finally figured out on my own about a month into it what I was doing wrong. When something is 'easy' for someone, they no longer need to use their Conscious Mind to do it. So asking my co-workers what I was doing wrong didn't elicit any response. They couldn't shift from thinking about everything they did there from the automatic semi- or subconscious (SC) part of their brains to the conscious one needed to explain things fully. The range of plays Lafleur comes up with looks to me like someone who sees what many others don't. They're way more complex than the majority of offensive play-calls & even How Many there are is impressive. It's hard to tell if the complexity of them is itself an issue or just the rookie needing to learn by making mistakes aspect. Either way, this was fun. I like the added touches you make to your vids.
Great analysis thank you!
@@thepocketpasser Thanks. But _this comment_ is mostly me thinking out loud. I'm one of those people who almost _never_ thinks on auto-pilot. I used to coach & train & always asked myself "what's best for _this_ trainee," not try to make them conform. As a result, I do see things most people miss. But I also tend to over-think. So the above is mostly observations or food for thought. & having way too much time on my hands within a barely functioning mind & body.
I started coaching last year. I'm definitely working on trying to notice the little details more.
@@thepocketpasser It's a tricky thing. Humans pick up unspoken cues more completely than spoken ones & while this means we _can develop_ bad tendencies quite easily, I don't want to make you so self-conscious it would paralyze you. If you go in with a decent mindset as to why you're doing this, then generally you're doing all right. This was one of the areas where my over-thinking was bad. Later in life I was put in a position where I *_had_* to delegate more responsibility than I liked. It was quite an eye-opener. Turns out I much prefer teaching others how to be responsible. But that works so much better with kids than adults. That same work-place, I made changes that improved the functioning of the workplace as a whole. Within a year, people in another department changed them all back because they didn't care & had a preference for Old Habits. So even my general principles don't work in every context. You'll learn about yourself & other people as you teach them. It should be fun! About the one thing I *will say* is that sometimes, if one kid seems really troubled? Take the time to talk to them. It could be nothing & it could be that you taking the time to talk to them is all that they need. Oh, but also make sure you're in plain view of other adults if not within earshot. As someone not too attractive, _that_ became an issue more than once. I got accused & having never been anywhere where the kid felt like they were alone or in danger with me saved me from the judgmental adults.
I love coaching. Staying connected with football and being able to help kids is very important to me. Great advice I appreciate it!
No separation for receivers? Better get used to it, the Pats have slow receivers.
It's not about speed. It's route running. They have one of the fastest receivers in the league (Thornton), but he doesn't know how to get open in his routes
For now. Wat about next year ..
This guy is a USC quarterback going to the Bears. I’m shaking my head so hard.
That's not The Reason I think things may go badly in CHI. It's amazing, isn't it? Fans were So Sure Matt Canada was the problem they chanted him out of town. But we just saw the Eagles go from contenders to laughing stock with the same roster & most fans are terrified to point their fingers at the coaching staff as a whole. The OC & Matt Patricia, sure. But fans are reticent to call out the HC. So when Fields started tucking in the ball suddenly in situations where he had a wide-open receiver, the fans did something strange. First they said "the Bears had to simplify the offense for Fields." At the time everyone _knew_ this was a coaching decision & their comments reflected this. Then people realized this implicated the coaches, especially the HC. It didn't help that he tipped his hand by 1) not taking Fields into the blue tent, revealing they knew he wasn't concussed, 2) they *kept calling for him not to* throw to certain receivers on certain plays, & 3) in post game press talks he shut down any reporter asking about what this was with a chop-wave of his hand. So what happens when everybody knows something they wish they didn't know? You *blame the victim!* The meme changed simply to "Fields can't read defenses" as if that explained anything. You don't have to 'read' defenses to throw to an _already_ open receiver. That's what 'open' means, they *aren't* in coverage anymore. There's nothing to read. So now because fans are mentally-emotionally incapable of dealing with facts, Fields is a back-up when he's in actuality a top-5 QB. Just so we can pretend that nothing's wrong with the HC who set him up to fail. & the end result? They're stuck with the incompetent HC! Enjoy your 6th-rounder Bears! (I don't think either Tomlin or Arthur Smith are able to tell Fields is better than anyone. So they'll start Russ).
@@choosecarefully408 I would have stuck with fields, personally. Drafted Marvin Harrison Jr and a OL. But I’m just a football fan.
Interesting info, thanks
@@Kenny49ERS I'm someone who has coached, trained, worked in middle management, seen some of the Worst Humans in decision-making power & doesn't sugar-coat reality to _themselves._ So sometimes I forget to sugar-coat it for others. So keep that in mind if the following makes you uncomfortable, but I think that the reason Poles hired Eberflus is that they agreed that they both wanted to draft Caleb Williams. & you couldn't justify not keeping Fields if he was in any way competent. So while the team never outright _said_ they were doing any such thing, imagine if you will Joe Burrow suddenly not passing to any wide-open receiver for Any Reason. You'd suspect he may have been concussed only we didn't see it, right? & if he did this twice more in the game & they didn't take him into the blue tent, fans might follow their HC home to ask why he didn't do this. Possibly while helping him pack. So it's at the very least a _little_ suspicious that Not One Staffer Thought *Fields* might be concussed? It's also a little sus that weeks later when he called out his coaches publicly Not One Person On the team responded? Not the owner? He didn't demand that this be investigated? Not the HC who supposedly needs clear communication? Not even to reprimand Fields for speaking publicly about his coaches? Not the GM whose career could be haunted or ended by not doing what you just suggested? So how did *ALL* the analysis channels _miss_ all this? They didn't. It's a psychological phenomenon that kinda goes like this: despite it being Great News, announcing a cure for cancer would cause remorse in anyone who lost a loved one due to it. Any change in what we think we know about health & medicine comes with a creeping dread of wondering "what _else_ might we have gotten wrong?" Questioning _ANY_ authority figure causes people to feel this same intrinsic dread. If I'm calling out the *HC,* I'm essentially calling out the franchise that hired him. So while most people turn away from that, I don't & here's why. We're doing way more damage doing that than the opposite. What if Fields never gets to start again? What if playing for over a year for an organization that showed this much undeserved hate for him has taken its toll & he actually _is_ ruined now? Not holding Authority Figure To Account is = to joining with them against their victims. Emotionally it's easier to just Side With The Authority Figures & ignore the consequences, but I don't know why anyone would want to do in real life what every villain in every story we've ever watched or read does.
This guy is no he does more dancing with his feet then fred astair.
Not that good
better than every player on the browns roster besides myles
Wrong you forgot Jameis Winston
No one on the steelers is close to comparing nick Chubb.
Probably tried to hurdle and db just didn’t go low…….🤦♂️
Pickens fans in the comments😂
Why are they so mad?😂
Hilarious? How old are you?
I had been watching film for 2 hours for a TJ Watt breakdown I'm doing and found this play amusing.
Only thing weird is your recording skills and your takes on sports (this my first time I seen anything you posted)
It's a lazy recording for a quick short my actual videos are actual high effort. I was watching film for a TJ Watt breakdown and found this play amusing
How does that make him weird
It's a joke cause the hurdle attempt looked goofy
In what way would the Colts be worse than Chicago? Only cause they got a rookie QB and a few new weapons? Colts have always been a better team, have a better roster, and better coach.
I like the Colts and I like their coach. I think the Bears will have a better QB with significantly better weapons and a better defense.
Great job 👏
Points are not my concern, ball placement scares me with him. The time laps between clips without context doesn't help either. This video can be considered both good and also just propaganda.
No one is perfect! He’ll be fine with NE . Let’s go Pats‼️🔥
He was my QB 2 I hope he does well!
Heh. So JJ can succeed or fail based on coaching, guidance etc. eh? Isn't it amazing how selectively we think such things work? Justin Fields made the Bears, _the _*_BEARS_* the #1 offense in the entire NFL _three weeks straight _*_BEFORE_* they acquired D.J. Moore. & the team lost all those games. & yet every single person says "he didn't have the right situation" while mentally writing him off anyway, often by citing his W/L record. I don't _get_ it. How is succeeding despite a horrid situation not a sign of greatness? What determines which QBs we feel the need to defend _before_ they even take a snap, which ones we condemn? I got nothin'.
I've never even talked about Justin Fields this video isn't about him
@@thepocketpasser I didn't say it was. I was making a point about how sometimes we notice when play-calling _is_ a factor, but a lot of times we write off the player & don't even look at the play-calling. That's exactly what I said after setting it up with "So JJ can succeed or fail based on coaching, guidance etc. eh?" Which you _did mention_ in this video.
With all the talks of teams trading up to take JJ, it’s gonna be hilarious when no one does that and the Broncos just sit at 12 and take Bo Nix.
Lmao fr😂
You ar ehlzkc
I'm lost