Quote:
Originally Posted by Racehorse
1. What percentage of first down plays are run plays? It is so obvious that the defenses do not even try to stop the pass, because we are not passing on first down.
2. Mack is the most dynamic RB that we have, but he was almost always put in motion in the second half and the play was designed elsewhere. That is moronic playcalling.
3. Aiken gets tons of looks most games. Yesterday, it was Doyle. TY was not targeted but once. Is that not playcalling?
4. Doyle was not getting it done, but plays were called for him. Maybe RB screens would work instead, but we don't call those plays.
5. Defensively, we do not call for pressure on a gimpy QB. Even our pass rush should have been able, but no plays called to do so.
6. I am sure there are more, but I know it will fall of deaf ears.
|
1) In the second half last night, 33%, which illustrates my point that the playcalling in the second half wasn't the problem.
2) If you're planning on using Mack in the passing game anyway, motioning him gives Brissett a better idea of if he's facing man or zone coverage, which should help him to make the appropriate read.
3) Not necessarily, that could be any number of things. Could be the Titans bracketed Hilton all game and challenged Brissett to make tougher throws to worse players. Could be Brissett not making the right reads.
4) You mean like the screens to Mack that Brissett overthrew?
5) They called several blitzes, they were ineffective because the Colts ILBs suck and the Titans OL doesn't.
6) Please continue.