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We on fire Step up in the party Step up
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in the party high, high We on fire Right up
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to the party.
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Right up to the party high, high Welcome to the
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party Welcome to the party Welcome to the party Welcome
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to the party.
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Hit em up Get em up Put em up We
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waking up High, high with my dogs Rotting high when
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we pull up High with my dogs Rotting high when
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we pull up When we ride When we pull up
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We be high When we pull up Scoop with the
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top down Those Oh.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I'm flying solo today, but welcome to
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Inside the Eagles Red Zone Podcast. I am your host,
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Matt Nemo. Eric, obviously, is not here. Planned on joining
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us today. But he's a tired boy. That's okay. He
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works crazy hours. He's a wild animal. So, probably, I
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don't know how long I'm going to go. We're going to,
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it is Tape Tuesday. So, thank you everyone watching in
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Discord or on Twitch, which is twitch.tv slash iterzpod. The
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All 22 actually wants to work this week. We did
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not have a show last week because... despite all morning,
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and I'm sitting there, you know, writing down stuff that
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I wanted to show, when it came time to hit
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record and go through it, it did not want to cooperate.
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Thank you, technology. That is okay, but we are here.
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We have goodies. We are going to start looking at
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By looking at, I should say, sorry, excuse my English.
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We're going to start by looking at the two interceptions
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that Jalen Hurts threw. Then we're going to get into
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the game-winning drive. And we're going to look at some
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run plays that the Titans had on defense and what
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my concern is for the Eagles defensive front, especially the
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front seven. Maybe even including some safety play, too. and
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get into my concern for Chicago on Monday night. And
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then we are also going to get into just looking
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at some of the stuff we mentioned yesterday with the
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Eagles run game. So we'll probably go interceptions, two-minute drive,
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go into the run game and some of the possible
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problems there, maybe even a little bit of the pass protection,
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and then end with some of my concerns of the
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Eagles' run defense. So let's get underway here, boys and girls.
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We're not going to dilly-dally too much. We're going to
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get right to it. All right, so here is our
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first play that we're going to look at. It is
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obviously the first interception thrown by one, Jalen Hurts. It
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comes in the first quarter, the first Eagles drive of
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the game. They are driving all the way downfield. They're
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having a grand old time. Let's just make sure everything's
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working here. That's perfect. That's what we like to see. Okay,
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so down a distance here, we are looking at third
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and eight from the Titans' eight-yard line. Okay, so what
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you are going to see here, again, this is what
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we talked about yesterday with the run game and some
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of the issues. This is another tight split. And what
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the Eagles are going to do is motion Dallas Goddard
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over here into a nice little bunch formation. And they're
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going to run like a spot concept, which you... Sorry,
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what is happening here? There we go. No, we don't
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need the projector. We need draw. Okay, great. Perfect. Okay,
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so what you all will see with this little spot
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Let's get the play rolling here. I'm sorry, boys and girls.
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So the motion got it over. And what you're going
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to see, Titans adjust. They split these two corners out wide.
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And what you're going to see is Lemon kind of
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run this little flat route. You're going to see Goddard
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kind of run in and out back towards the middle
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part of the end zone. And Devontae Smith is going
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to try to run a corner route. The Titans do
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do a good job of kind of blocking this at
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the point of attack. So let's see. They run a
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sim pressure. So, sorry, let's back this up. Titans are
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showing a little pressure here. They obviously got press up
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top here. This is a little press, and you have
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this safety kind of playing off just in case they
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don't know what the route combination is going to be.
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And when you see a bunch or... Two receivers split
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out like this. You'll have one guy up and the
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other kind of playing back just in case these routes
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were to cross. This way they can pass off and
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vice versa. So the motion starts. Here's your little sim pressure.
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They're showing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Seven
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guys at the line of scrimmage. And they are going
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to back off. Once the snap comes into zone. So
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Jalen might be thinking here, okay, we have man coverage,
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especially with how close this matchup is. But I would
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think as an experienced quarterback, with these two playing that
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far back, I would kind of be thinking in my head, okay,
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this is zone. All right, so we're going to run
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safety shifts over. So you have a 3v3. Down here,
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they got the safety over Lemon. You got line here,
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line here. These two are lined up just in case
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these original routes cross. They want to be able to
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play that and match that up and not get burned
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and leave someone wide open. So again, you see Lemon
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break into the flat. Goddard kind of run through the
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middle and try to break in. And you see Smitty.
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He runs here. He's trying to get this corner out,
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but he is held at the top of the route.
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What Devontae Smith does, which is smart, is he tries
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to just cut this off and show his body to Hurts.
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He is getting held. Could this be called? Possibly, but
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it doesn't. Jalen does let this ball go, and this
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is actually a great play by Armani Hooker, who was
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cooked in Week 1 by the Jets. Five targets, five
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completions over 100 yards. But he makes a fantastic play here.
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He could have stayed with Dallas Goddard. He decides not to.
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He decides to play and lurk. And he's going to
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jump this route and pick it off. It's a hell
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of a catch. And now he's off to the races.
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And obviously he gets tackled around the 10-yard line for
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the Titans. Now let's look at it from the end
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zone view. This is where you're kind of going to
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see the pass protection, which I think the pass protection
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was pretty good here. There's the motion over to Goddard.
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Shipley's in to pick up any extra blocking. In case
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any blitzers come, boom. This is well protected. Eagles offensive
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line actually did a fantastic job here with the pass protection.
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It is just, if there's one thing Jalen Hurts could
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have done better, I need him. He's staring down Devontae
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Smith here, and that's where he's going to go with
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the ball. I need him to kind of just look
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at Goddard to hold Hooker right here just a little
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bit longer. And that's what this game comes down to sometimes,
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especially when you're down in the red zone and everything's
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kind of compressed and tight. He looks, doesn't hold off
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the safety. Hooker's able to break on the ball. And
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there you go. Off to the races. Elise Hurts gets
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down there. Smitty's down there. And Mekhi Lemon gets you
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the tackle. But I like taking that chance. It was
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well blocked. It was kind of executed decently. If you're Jalen,
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my tip is to just hold that safety a little
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bit longer and let that avenue, that throwing window, open
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up and be there for your receivers. Now this is
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the fourth quarter interception, interception number two. At first, just
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pay attention to Devontae Smith here. So with this look, though, again,
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you have one, two, three, four. Defense is kind of
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in a wide split. really leaving this A gap here
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on both sides open. They have their middle linebacker down
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close to the line going to show blitz. And with
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these two safeties kind of backed off like they are,
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with the corners about seven yards off on this side,
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two yards off this side. This looks like cover six.
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Here is your cover two side. So this corner will
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probably drop back a little bit and kind of hold
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this cloud, this cloud flat area here. Obviously the safety's
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responsibility with him playing this shallow area here. This is
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your cover two side. So this safety's are, Responsible for
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the deep. And then what you'll have here is this
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safety also playing deep. This corner dropping back. And you
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should see this linebacker drop over there. Or you could
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also see him kind of play this hook cloud zone
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here or drop over there. Those are like their two
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options depending how they're calling it. Yep, see that linebacker
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was shown or that corner was shown blitz. He's going
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to get over the top. Devontae Smith here, though. Just
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watch him at the bottom. He's going to cook this corner. Boom.
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That's a step. This safety is trying to hold Lemon.
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Same thing with this guy. This guy's responsibility is if
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this corner does get beat deep, it's the safety's job
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to get back. His job is to kind of lurk
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and try to take anything out over the middle of
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the field or inside. He does not. This is a
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good throw. The problem is, look what happens as he
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releases the ball. He is getting hit, which you will
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be able to see from the sideline. And what was
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going to hit Devontae Smith in stride for a touchdown
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ends up being an interception. The look was there. The
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throw was there. This is what happens when you impact
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the quarterback at the point of release. This is what
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can happen. So let's look here. Cam Jurgens just gets
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whooped inside by Jeffrey Simmons. Let's just look at this
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rep here. It's a nice little swim move. Bat, bat, stronger, quicker, boom,
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impacts the throw. What would have hit him in stride
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ends up being short, and it's an interception. So those
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are the two intersections that Jalen Hurts threw. I'm okay
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with these early on because if you want this offense
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to expand and become better and become more lethal, that's
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what you are going to need. You're going to take
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a couple interceptions with a couple touchdowns. Now, we're going
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to look. Let's go to the fourth quarter. Score differential trailing.
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All right, so here we are. Fourth quarter drive. The
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Titans just took the lead. It is 20-17. What are
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we going to do here? We have all three timeouts.
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Good job with the time management by the Birds. And
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this is incomplete to Dontavian Wicks. Let's get through. Just
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want to look at the good plays here. It's a
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nice throw. Good hit. Point of contact. He takes his
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eyes off the ball. It's an incomplete pass. Sorry about this.
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Let me get out of full screen here. All right.
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Let's start rolling with the completions. So here we go.
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Second and 10. From the same yard line, they're going
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to motion Devontae Smith over. This corner is backing up
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with the motion. That shows you they're in zone. So
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what you're going to do, and with this split, you
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got two high safeties. So it's cover two or cover four.
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They are playing off. So to me and to Jalen,
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this goes, okay, this is cover four. With this corner
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playing deep, this corner playing deep, or that safety playing deep,
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this safety playing deep, corner dropping back, it's stressing these linebackers.
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So what you're going to do is you're going to
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see Devontae Smith just run a nice, simple out route.
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Beats the linebacker there. Jalen throws this ball with anticipation.
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It's right when he makes the break. Nice, simple, easy completion.
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That's what you get. Now, nice little deep pass to
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Dontavian Wicks here. Let's see if they're going to motion
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Wicks over. Nope. Just kidding. Get back. Lined up. Look
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how close these linebackers are. Look how close these DBs are.
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Pressed on the line. They're showing blitz. This far out,
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you're at the 38-yard line, up three. The safety's kind
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of down in the box here, so I'm probably looking
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to cover three. If they want to play man, you're
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looking at cover one, but they're showing blitz. Defenses are
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going to send pressure at this point in the field,
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at this point in time in the game as well.
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Jan's gonna see. Let's see how many they bring. Did
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they bring all five? No, they're back off. Okay, we
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gotta play deep. Safety comes down. One. One, two, three, four, five, six.
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They send six. There's five in coverage. Nice. Nice little
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combo route here. You lined up and brought these two
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DBs together. Now, all Don Taven Wicks has to do
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is beat one of them, or if they both follow,
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then Lemon's wide open over the middle of the field.
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This is what I was talking about yesterday with the
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offense making sense. And sorry, that was not Makai Lemon.
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That was Johnny Munt. This is a beautiful pitch and catch.
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Don Taven Wicks does a great job adjusting his body
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and allowing his body to make the catch, knowing he's
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going to take a hit. This is another one where
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it was pretty well protected. Let's see, Chandler's going to
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back up. Anthony Hill, Sean Blitz. Pass off, pass off,
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good hold. Malata is kind of getting held here. No,
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he brought him down. They let the free rusher come.
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Dontavian Wicks makes a nice catch. Another throw to Devontae Smith. Again,
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condensed split. What they are trying to do, like in
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this situation, you're probably not running the ball. Like you're
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running condensed here to hopefully stretch these zones out because
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they still have like 10 to 15 yards. You're making
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them cover basically a little over a third of the
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field with this split here. So you're trying to utilize
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this outside space, especially if they're in zone where it's
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going to be hard to beat the wide receiver to
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the ball. And again, he just gets open, he beats
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the zone, finds the hole in the zone, sits down,
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shows his body, Jalen throws with anticipation. This is why
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I kind of wanted to go through this whole drive,
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because it's just good offense and beautiful quarterback play. And
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it's the question that guys had with Jalen Hurts. So
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it's very important that To see him have success this early.
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Here they're stacking the box. They're bringing pressure. Shipley gets one.
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You let the free rusher go. But you get rid
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of the ball with anticipation. And good lord, Devontae Smith
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in that footwork. And the hands. The dude's incredible. Let
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it rip. Let it rip. You see it. You let
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it go. Boom. Beautiful catch. They're playing zone. So they're
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going to give you this short shit. They're going to
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give you yards until you get down close to the
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goal line. Now, this is the throw. So when we
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talked after week one, we did a Saturday show, talked
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about the first two games that happened, and we talked
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about layering throws. And it was something I hadn't necessarily
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seen Jalen do a lot.
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This.
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This is what we talk about when we're talking about
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layering throws. So let's just let the play kind of
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go out. Another condensed split, another tight split, tight formation
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for the Eagles offense, trying to utilize that space. It's
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a good route by Devontae Smith to get inside, and
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this forces you to pass this corner off here, and
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now Smith can just kind of work his way down
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the field to the boundaries. Beautiful. Look, Jalen, this is,
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and this is what we talked about yesterday, decisive Jalen,
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confident Jalen. Safety, a little bit out of position. He
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started to break this way. Now he sees Smitty going out,
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so he's got to change direction. This linebacker here, maybe
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it's a third corner. We'll see. But this is, especially
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with zone, you have to, and this is what we
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talk about layering. Your guy is in between two zone defenders.
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You have to throw with timing and anticipation into a spot.
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And this is what he's cocked and ready to throw,
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and he's going to put it in the perfect spot
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between the zone defenders. And look at that. It's a
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contested catch, but it's either a catch by Devontae Smith
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or it's incomplete. If you don't lay your throw, if
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you're throwing between two zones, it's an interception. He threw
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it with the proper trajectory and the right placement, and
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it allows Devontae Smith... to get his hands on the ball.
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And if he gets his hands on the ball, he's
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making the catch. Like this is just beautiful layering decisiveness
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against zone defense. Sees it, lets it freaking rip. Gets
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it over the top between the two zone defenders. Devontae
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Smith's the only guy that can catch the ball. Huge play.
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And it sets up our final play of this drive. Shotgun,
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bunch formation. You're going to motion Smitty out. You're going
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to motion him back in. You get them communicating and
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not sure what they're doing. Jalen rolls out. Decent pocket.
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They let the rusher come free. Darius Cooper is free.
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Makes a nice, easy pitch and catch. Touchdown. Game winner
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for your team, your town, your Philadelphia Eagles. This is
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a master class drive from Jalen Hurts and the play calling.
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I talked about Eric yesterday. The difference is night and
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day between Kevin Petullo and Sean Mannion just because the
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shit that gets called makes sense and flows together and
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flows properly. And that is just, we didn't see that
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at all last year. And that's why this offense was
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so bad. Now, let's clear these filters. Let's Clear filter
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is beautiful. Oh, yeah, great.
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Okay.
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Now what I want to look at is a little
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bit of my concern. Where is Philadelphia, Tennessee? We are
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going to look at Tennessee Titans offense. Not the player's
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own rushing. Oh. Play situation. Player's own. I don't necessarily
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need the rusher. Let's look at some inside. Some inside
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runs here. Biggest plays allowed.
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16-9.
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Okay. So we're in the fourth quarter. It's a tie
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ball game. You started to see the Eagles' rushing defense
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kind of wear down, and this is inside runs where
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I think they have their biggest problem. So, let's just
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don't get off blocks. This defense, this defensive front especially,
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your big guys down here, Ajomo, Jordan Davis, Jalen Carter,
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They're running 3D tackles with two edge rushers and two linebackers.
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So you're a big front 3-4. They're actually going to pinch.
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They're going to pinch this line here, which the Eagles
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don't necessarily do often. But the problem is, you have
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these D tackles. Let's just look at how this play
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is set up. So this would tell you they're trying
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to set up their bodies to the left. This formation
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is power to the left. But you always have to look.
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Teams are going to try to misdirect the Eagles because
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of how good their front is. So they even motion
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a guy in. And you have Jalen Carter is the
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lone guy who was lined up over here. He's going
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to try to swim right. Everyone else is trying to
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break down And look at this gap that it leaves
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with the tight end coming. And if he just gets
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contact with that linebacker, there's a nice little running lane
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to go through. And here, if I'm Zach Vaughn, I
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need to attack this. This is like too patient. He's
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probably playing a little play action here. You got Cooper
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trying to come down. But Ballin needs to try to
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shoot this gap and beat the tight end to the spot. Instead,
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he tries to hold up. He doesn't want to bite
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on play action. But now Bellinger's already going in for
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the block while Ballin's coming downhill. Seals up. And Pollard
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has a rushing lane. And it's stuff like this. where
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they play a team that is a very good inside
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run team, and the following week, in week four, they
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play a team that is great, great at inside run.
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This is like my concern with the Eagles' rush defense
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right now. And if they can clean it up, it's
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going to be a lot better. Let's go to this
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Tony Pollard outside run. Let's just go end zone view.
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This is a standard run formation, so nothing crazy. This
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is a wide split, though. And you're just running two
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D tackles and two edge. On second and eight. This
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is an interesting defensive front. Two D tackles, a Jomo Carter.
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You're running a 4-2, a 2-4-5. Okay. It's like a
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pressed nickel. Okay. All right, downhill, downhill. They just don't
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have enough bodies. Look, you have 101, 101, 101, 101.
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There's two linemen that have nobody to block. So guess what?
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They're going to be able to get to the second level. Oh,
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and look what happens. Offensive lineman on Cooper DeGene, blocked.
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Zach Todd Campbell or Zach Vaughn? Zach Vaughn misses a tackle.
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Makuba misses a tackle. Jalex Hunt has to get upfield.
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And Quinion Mitchell's there to make the tackle. But they
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went with a small front to try to stop the pass.
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And tip of the cap to Brian Dable. He went power.
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Pollard hits the hole. You got a couple missed tackles.
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Probably could have been a gain of three. Ends up
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with a gain of 18. And let's also see. Where's
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the big one? Tajay Spears. This is where I got
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a little worried for the first time. This is definitely
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where I got a little worried. This outside run here. Okay,
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so they're in shotgun. This split, this lineup, and how
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far apart they are, not bad. I don't necessarily like
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they're kind of showing maybe like an off zone here,
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but you have... One linebacker here, one linebacker here to
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the right side of the field. And look at this formation.
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You have the tight end on the left side, and
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you have three receivers down here. But you also have
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two deep safeties. Corner, corner, corner. They invite. This is
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actually probably one of the best practices Snap jumps that
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they had all day. So Hunt's going to beat him there.
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But he realizes, oh shit, it's a run. Let me
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get back. Nolan Smith's invited to come crash down. He's
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playing contain. And... One, two, three blockers up into the
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second level. With Spears with all this... Room to go
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on the outside. They just didn't fill the gaps properly.
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And that's kind of been a problem the first two
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weeks with this defense. Now, Hunt is lined up off
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the line of scrimmage here. So you know he's rushing
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the passer. And look, he gets there. He beats him.
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If this is a pass play or if Cam Ward
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does actually keep this because he's looking off Nolan Smith
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as the one he's reading for the read option, like J.
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Alex Hunt's going to make this play. But it's a
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little too late. And you just don't have anyone like this.
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Safety needs to start flowing. Campbell's a little late to
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flow over. And this is well blocked. This 101 blocks
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very good. This 101 blocks very good. And again, You
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just have offense alignment with no one to block so
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they can move up. He gets by Ojomo. Epps kind
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of takes a bad angle. And Toshie Spears gets a
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big run. I just don't think this rush defense through
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the first two weeks has been filling the run holes
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the way they should be and how they normally do
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when they're stopping the run very well. That was a
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nice little jump cut by Pollard. So we're not going
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to necessarily... Get on them for that. And you know what?
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Let's just look. How do we want to end this here?
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Let's look at the run game. And let's go run stuff.
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And you know what? They don't really run outside too much.
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Let's look inside. So we looked at this yesterday. They
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only have three inside runs? Shut up. Oh, run stuff. Okay.
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All right. So we'll even look here.
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We'll look at these two, please. We looked at those two.
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So let's start with this play. We'll just watch them both.
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This is what happens when they're trying to run inside.
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This is what we talked about yesterday. And I can
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already tell these two plays, this is what we're going
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to see. This is another condensed formation. Wide receiver one,
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three yards away from the tight end. Wide receiver two,
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five yards away from the tight end. And you're running
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two tight ends. You are inviting so many defenders up
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by the line of scrimmage. Please, for the love of God,
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Sean Mannion, if we want this run game to work,
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especially with how the offensive line is playing, we need
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to spread this shit out. Great. You motion EJ Jenkins
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over to fill that gap. Guess what's going to happen?
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You get a little bit of a push. Cam Jurgens
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gets one-armed by Jeffrey Simmons. Bigsby tries to break it
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out wide, and he gets nothing. Let's see from the
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end zone angle. You were just inviting so many guys
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up into the box. And right here, right here, Jeffrey
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Simmons shifts over. Guess what? If I'm Jordan Malata and
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Cam Juergens, they don't finish the play. You want to
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know why this doesn't work right here? Along with the
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condensed split. You finally get Steen up to the line,
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but Malata and Cam need to finish this. This is
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on both of them. And we're standing around. We lost
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our fucking 2v1. Against Jeffrey Simmons, and then we just
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watched the play happen. Like, push this guy to the ground.
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You pushed him right into the running lane. That's what
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I'm talking about. It's popular in Philadelphia right now, the
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shit on Cam Juergens. This is just as much mulatta
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as it is him. Because you have to finish these plays.
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That's what this offensive line is not doing, and the
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offensive formations are not helping. But look, you get this
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blocked the way you want. You pinched. You had a
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double team on Simmons. And now Steen can get up
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to the second level. And Lane Johnson's winning right there.
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But you push Jeffrey Simmons into Bigsby. Now Bigsby needs to,
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I can't hit the hole. I need to get outside.
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And the free rushers are able to bring him down.
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That's why I don't want offensive line changes for the
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foreseeable future. I need these guys to get reps together
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and get used to playing next to each other. Again, cool. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
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So you have two tight ends. So here's Dallas Goddard.
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Here's Johnny Munt. But again... Look how close. Look how
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condensed everything is. Look how many people up by the
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line of scrimmage and in the box. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
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Versus 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
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10 versus 9. Guess who has the advantage? Ten. No,
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so now you're going to motion in and bring everybody pinch.
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Look how condensed this is right here. You have four
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guys blocking one. Oh, and look. There's seven other rushers
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that can just flow through the gap. I know, they
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only sent two. But still, this is why this run
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game's not working. And he slips. It doesn't matter. That
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play's getting freaking blown up anyway. I think watching through
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the tape, the offensive line needs to improve. These formations
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need to change if we're trying to run the ball.
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On first and 10, when you see the Eagles come
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out in a condensed, tight formation, it's probably a run,
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and it's probably going to get blown the fuck up. Look,
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three guys blocking one. Look. Ben Lane's got to get
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this guy. So guess what? Two free rushers for your
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running back to try to beat right here. Not even
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Walter Payton in his prime. Eric Dickerson in his prime.
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Bo Jackson in his prime is not winning that battle.
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This run game pisses me off right now, especially after watching.
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And you know what?
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We're going to stop it there.
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Actually, you know what? No, no, no. We're going to
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end on a high note. Let's end on a high note.
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We're going to look at one more play. And you
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know what's going to happen? Play result. Touchdown, baby. So,
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let's look at the beautiful Devontae Smith play. Because this
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is a great play all around. And it's the last
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play we're going to look at on Tape Tuesday. Again,
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tight play. Tight formation, but you're in shotgun. A little
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bit better. A little bit better. They're showing one, two, three,
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four guys on the line. Okay. They got offset safeties. Okay.
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You got tight coverage here. A little off here. This
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corner is going to play off. Really shaded outside. Let's see. Hurts.
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Gets a snap. Cam Jurgens falls down. Okay. Great play
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right here by Jalen Hurts. He's looking downfield. Smitty knows.
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And he just lets this bad boy rip. Beautiful throw.
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Beautiful placement. Touchdown. When defenses are in zone, if you
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can get outside and break contain as the quarterback, that's
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where you can hit the big plays downfield. I do
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just want to see what happened with Cam Jurgens here. Block. Inside. Okay.
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So Kendall... Pushes. Okay, I can't blame Cam Juergens for this. Kendall.
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Kendall played very well. You can't have this, though. Don't
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push him into your man. It's a great play by
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Jalen Hurts. So, there's some of the tape from the
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Philadelphia Eagles game. And it's a win over the Tennessee Titans.
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We saw a couple good. We saw a beautiful drive
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by Jalen Hurts that won the game for them. We
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saw some bad run defense. We saw some condensed formations
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and why the run game isn't working. It's all stuff
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to grow upon. This is game two in a new scheme.
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Game two with a different offensive line. I want to
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see this offensive line. grow and play together, get that continuity.
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I think that will improve the run game. They're not
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passing off stunts too well, whether it be run blocking
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or pass blocking. They are getting pressured the most out
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of any team in the league so far. and Jalen
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Hurts is making them pay. You are getting great pass
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combinations and pass plays, and you are getting great quarterback
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play from Jalen Hurts. Yes, the interceptions suck. It always
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sucks to turn the ball over. But he is playing
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very good football right now. He has bought into the system.
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Dontavion Wicks has played great. Devontae Smith's a stud. You're
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without Dallas Goddard for a few weeks. Is Zach Ertz
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going to play on Monday? We don't know. But there
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is opportunity for, as this pass game continues to develop
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and continues to grow, the run game to follow it.
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I would just like to see a little spread it
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out a little bit. Spread it out a tiny bit.
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Let your offensive line and your running backs have natural
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lanes to try to run the ball. That's all I got.
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It's just me. We will be back Thursday with our
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pick for the Thursday night game and the rest of
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our week three picks, probably other than Eagles Bears. I'm
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sure we will end up doing a preview of Eagles
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Bears over the weekend. For Eric Williams, who is not here,
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he's the man. I love you, Eric. I am Matt Nemo.
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We will see you on Thursday. Have a great night
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everybody and give me patience here as I cue our
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outro I want to get away. I want to fly away. Yeah.
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I want to get away. I want to fly away. Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Let's get drunk. Let's get high.
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We on fire Step up in the party Step up
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in the party high, high We on fire Right up
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to the party.
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Right up to the party high, high Welcome to the
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party Welcome to the party Welcome to the party Welcome
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to the party.
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Hit em up Get em up Put em up We
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waking up High, high with my dogs Rotting high when
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we pull up High with my dogs Rotting high when
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we pull up When we ride When we pull up
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We be high When we pull up Scoop with the
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top down Those Oh.
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Ladies and gentlemen, I'm flying solo today, but welcome to
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Inside the Eagles Red Zone Podcast. I am your host,
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Matt Nemo. Eric, obviously, is not here. Planned on joining
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us today. But he's a tired boy. That's okay. He
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works crazy hours. He's a wild animal. So, probably, I
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don't know how long I'm going to go. We're going to,
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it is Tape Tuesday. So, thank you everyone watching in
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Discord or on Twitch, which is twitch.tv slash iterzpod. The
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All 22 actually wants to work this week. We did
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not have a show last week because... despite all morning,
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and I'm sitting there, you know, writing down stuff that
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I wanted to show, when it came time to hit
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Thank you, technology. That is okay, but we are here.
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We have goodies. We are going to start looking at
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By looking at, I should say, sorry, excuse my English.
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We're going to start by looking at the two interceptions
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that Jalen Hurts threw. Then we're going to get into
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the game-winning drive. And we're going to look at some
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run plays that the Titans had on defense and what
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my concern is for the Eagles defensive front, especially the
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front seven. Maybe even including some safety play, too. and
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get into my concern for Chicago on Monday night. And
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then we are also going to get into just looking
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at some of the stuff we mentioned yesterday with the
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Eagles run game. So we'll probably go interceptions, two-minute drive,
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go into the run game and some of the possible
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problems there, maybe even a little bit of the pass protection,
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and then end with some of my concerns of the
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Eagles' run defense. So let's get underway here, boys and girls.
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We're not going to dilly-dally too much. We're going to
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get right to it. All right, so here is our
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first play that we're going to look at. It is
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obviously the first interception thrown by one, Jalen Hurts. It
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comes in the first quarter, the first Eagles drive of
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the game. They are driving all the way downfield. They're
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having a grand old time. Let's just make sure everything's
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working here. That's perfect. That's what we like to see. Okay,
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so down a distance here, we are looking at third
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and eight from the Titans' eight-yard line. Okay, so what
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you are going to see here, again, this is what
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we talked about yesterday with the run game and some
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of the issues. This is another tight split. And what
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the Eagles are going to do is motion Dallas Goddard
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over here into a nice little bunch formation. And they're
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going to run like a spot concept, which you... Sorry,
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what is happening here? There we go. No, we don't
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need the projector. We need draw. Okay, great. Perfect. Okay,
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so what you all will see with this little spot
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Let's get the play rolling here. I'm sorry, boys and girls.
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So the motion got it over. And what you're going
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to see, Titans adjust. They split these two corners out wide.
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run this little flat route. You're going to see Goddard
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kind of run in and out back towards the middle
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part of the end zone. And Devontae Smith is going
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to try to run a corner route. The Titans do
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do a good job of kind of blocking this at
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the point of attack. So let's see. They run a
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sim pressure. So, sorry, let's back this up. Titans are
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showing a little pressure here. They obviously got press up
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top here. This is a little press, and you have
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this safety kind of playing off just in case they
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don't know what the route combination is going to be.
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out like this. You'll have one guy up and the
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other kind of playing back just in case these routes
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were to cross. This way they can pass off and
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vice versa. So the motion starts. Here's your little sim pressure.
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guys at the line of scrimmage. And they are going
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to back off. Once the snap comes into zone. So
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Jalen might be thinking here, okay, we have man coverage,
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especially with how close this matchup is. But I would
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think as an experienced quarterback, with these two playing that
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far back, I would kind of be thinking in my head, okay,
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this is zone. All right, so we're going to run
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safety shifts over. So you have a 3v3. Down here,
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they got the safety over Lemon. You got line here,
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line here. These two are lined up just in case
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these original routes cross. They want to be able to
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play that and match that up and not get burned
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and leave someone wide open. So again, you see Lemon
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break into the flat. Goddard kind of run through the
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middle and try to break in. And you see Smitty.
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He runs here. He's trying to get this corner out,
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but he is held at the top of the route.
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to just cut this off and show his body to Hurts.
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He is getting held. Could this be called? Possibly, but
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it doesn't. Jalen does let this ball go, and this
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is actually a great play by Armani Hooker, who was
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cooked in Week 1 by the Jets. Five targets, five
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completions over 100 yards. But he makes a fantastic play here.
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He could have stayed with Dallas Goddard. He decides not to.
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He decides to play and lurk. And he's going to
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jump this route and pick it off. It's a hell
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of a catch. And now he's off to the races.
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the Titans. Now let's look at it from the end
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zone view. This is where you're kind of going to
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see the pass protection, which I think the pass protection
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was pretty good here. There's the motion over to Goddard.
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Shipley's in to pick up any extra blocking. In case
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any blitzers come, boom. This is well protected. Eagles offensive
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line actually did a fantastic job here with the pass protection.
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It is just, if there's one thing Jalen Hurts could
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have done better, I need him. He's staring down Devontae
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Smith here, and that's where he's going to go with
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the ball. I need him to kind of just look
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at Goddard to hold Hooker right here just a little
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bit longer. And that's what this game comes down to sometimes,
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especially when you're down in the red zone and everything's
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kind of compressed and tight. He looks, doesn't hold off
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the safety. Hooker's able to break on the ball. And
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there you go. Off to the races. Elise Hurts gets
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down there. Smitty's down there. And Mekhi Lemon gets you
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the tackle. But I like taking that chance. It was
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well blocked. It was kind of executed decently. If you're Jalen,
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my tip is to just hold that safety a little
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bit longer and let that avenue, that throwing window, open
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up and be there for your receivers. Now this is
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the fourth quarter interception, interception number two. At first, just
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pay attention to Devontae Smith here. So with this look, though, again,
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you have one, two, three, four. Defense is kind of
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in a wide split. really leaving this A gap here
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on both sides open. They have their middle linebacker down
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close to the line going to show blitz. And with
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these two safeties kind of backed off like they are,
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with the corners about seven yards off on this side,
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two yards off this side. This looks like cover six.
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Here is your cover two side. So this corner will
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probably drop back a little bit and kind of hold
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this cloud, this cloud flat area here. Obviously the safety's
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responsibility with him playing this shallow area here. This is
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your cover two side. So this safety's are, Responsible for
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the deep. And then what you'll have here is this
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safety also playing deep. This corner dropping back. And you
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should see this linebacker drop over there. Or you could
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also see him kind of play this hook cloud zone
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here or drop over there. Those are like their two
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options depending how they're calling it. Yep, see that linebacker
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was shown or that corner was shown blitz. He's going
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to get over the top. Devontae Smith here, though. Just
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watch him at the bottom. He's going to cook this corner. Boom.
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That's a step. This safety is trying to hold Lemon.
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Same thing with this guy. This guy's responsibility is if
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this corner does get beat deep, it's the safety's job
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to get back. His job is to kind of lurk
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and try to take anything out over the middle of
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the field or inside. He does not. This is a
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good throw. The problem is, look what happens as he
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releases the ball. He is getting hit, which you will
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be able to see from the sideline. And what was
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going to hit Devontae Smith in stride for a touchdown
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ends up being an interception. The look was there. The
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throw was there. This is what happens when you impact
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the quarterback at the point of release. This is what
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can happen. So let's look here. Cam Jurgens just gets
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whooped inside by Jeffrey Simmons. Let's just look at this
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rep here. It's a nice little swim move. Bat, bat, stronger, quicker, boom,
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impacts the throw. What would have hit him in stride
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ends up being short, and it's an interception. So those
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are the two intersections that Jalen Hurts threw. I'm okay
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with these early on because if you want this offense
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to expand and become better and become more lethal, that's
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what you are going to need. You're going to take
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a couple interceptions with a couple touchdowns. Now, we're going
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to look. Let's go to the fourth quarter. Score differential trailing.
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All right, so here we are. Fourth quarter drive. The
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Titans just took the lead. It is 20-17. What are
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we going to do here? We have all three timeouts.
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Good job with the time management by the Birds. And
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this is incomplete to Dontavian Wicks. Let's get through. Just
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want to look at the good plays here. It's a
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nice throw. Good hit. Point of contact. He takes his
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eyes off the ball. It's an incomplete pass. Sorry about this.
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Let me get out of full screen here. All right.
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Let's start rolling with the completions. So here we go.
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Second and 10. From the same yard line, they're going
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to motion Devontae Smith over. This corner is backing up
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with the motion. That shows you they're in zone. So
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what you're going to do, and with this split, you
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got two high safeties. So it's cover two or cover four.
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They are playing off. So to me and to Jalen,
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this goes, okay, this is cover four. With this corner
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playing deep, this corner playing deep, or that safety playing deep,
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this safety playing deep, corner dropping back, it's stressing these linebackers.
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So what you're going to do is you're going to
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see Devontae Smith just run a nice, simple out route.
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Beats the linebacker there. Jalen throws this ball with anticipation.
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It's right when he makes the break. Nice, simple, easy completion.
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That's what you get. Now, nice little deep pass to
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Dontavian Wicks here. Let's see if they're going to motion
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Wicks over. Nope. Just kidding. Get back. Lined up. Look
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how close these linebackers are. Look how close these DBs are.
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Pressed on the line. They're showing blitz. This far out,
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you're at the 38-yard line, up three. The safety's kind
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of down in the box here, so I'm probably looking
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to cover three. If they want to play man, you're
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looking at cover one, but they're showing blitz. Defenses are
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going to send pressure at this point in the field,
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at this point in time in the game as well.
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Jan's gonna see. Let's see how many they bring. Did
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they bring all five? No, they're back off. Okay, we
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gotta play deep. Safety comes down. One. One, two, three, four, five, six.
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They send six. There's five in coverage. Nice. Nice little
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combo route here. You lined up and brought these two
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DBs together. Now, all Don Taven Wicks has to do
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is beat one of them, or if they both follow,
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then Lemon's wide open over the middle of the field.
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This is what I was talking about yesterday with the
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offense making sense. And sorry, that was not Makai Lemon.
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That was Johnny Munt. This is a beautiful pitch and catch.
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Don Taven Wicks does a great job adjusting his body
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and allowing his body to make the catch, knowing he's
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going to take a hit. This is another one where
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it was pretty well protected. Let's see, Chandler's going to
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back up. Anthony Hill, Sean Blitz. Pass off, pass off,
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good hold. Malata is kind of getting held here. No,
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he brought him down. They let the free rusher come.
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Dontavian Wicks makes a nice catch. Another throw to Devontae Smith. Again,
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condensed split. What they are trying to do, like in
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this situation, you're probably not running the ball. Like you're
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running condensed here to hopefully stretch these zones out because
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they still have like 10 to 15 yards. You're making
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them cover basically a little over a third of the
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field with this split here. So you're trying to utilize
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this outside space, especially if they're in zone where it's
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going to be hard to beat the wide receiver to
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the ball. And again, he just gets open, he beats
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the zone, finds the hole in the zone, sits down,
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shows his body, Jalen throws with anticipation. This is why
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I kind of wanted to go through this whole drive,
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because it's just good offense and beautiful quarterback play. And
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it's the question that guys had with Jalen Hurts. So
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it's very important that To see him have success this early.
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Here they're stacking the box. They're bringing pressure. Shipley gets one.
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You let the free rusher go. But you get rid
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of the ball with anticipation. And good lord, Devontae Smith
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in that footwork. And the hands. The dude's incredible. Let
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it rip. Let it rip. You see it. You let
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it go. Boom. Beautiful catch. They're playing zone. So they're
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going to give you this short shit. They're going to
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give you yards until you get down close to the
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goal line. Now, this is the throw. So when we
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talked after week one, we did a Saturday show, talked
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about the first two games that happened, and we talked
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about layering throws. And it was something I hadn't necessarily
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seen Jalen do a lot.
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This.
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This is what we talk about when we're talking about
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layering throws. So let's just let the play kind of
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go out. Another condensed split, another tight split, tight formation
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for the Eagles offense, trying to utilize that space. It's
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a good route by Devontae Smith to get inside, and
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this forces you to pass this corner off here, and
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now Smith can just kind of work his way down
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the field to the boundaries. Beautiful. Look, Jalen, this is,
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and this is what we talked about yesterday, decisive Jalen,
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confident Jalen. Safety, a little bit out of position. He
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started to break this way. Now he sees Smitty going out,
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so he's got to change direction. This linebacker here, maybe
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it's a third corner. We'll see. But this is, especially
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with zone, you have to, and this is what we
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talk about layering. Your guy is in between two zone defenders.
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You have to throw with timing and anticipation into a spot.
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And this is what he's cocked and ready to throw,
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and he's going to put it in the perfect spot
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between the zone defenders. And look at that. It's a
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contested catch, but it's either a catch by Devontae Smith
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or it's incomplete. If you don't lay your throw, if
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you're throwing between two zones, it's an interception. He threw
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it with the proper trajectory and the right placement, and
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it allows Devontae Smith... to get his hands on the ball.
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And if he gets his hands on the ball, he's
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making the catch. Like this is just beautiful layering decisiveness
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against zone defense. Sees it, lets it freaking rip. Gets
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it over the top between the two zone defenders. Devontae
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Smith's the only guy that can catch the ball. Huge play.
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And it sets up our final play of this drive. Shotgun,
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bunch formation. You're going to motion Smitty out. You're going
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to motion him back in. You get them communicating and
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not sure what they're doing. Jalen rolls out. Decent pocket.
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They let the rusher come free. Darius Cooper is free.
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Makes a nice, easy pitch and catch. Touchdown. Game winner
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for your team, your town, your Philadelphia Eagles. This is
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a master class drive from Jalen Hurts and the play calling.
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I talked about Eric yesterday. The difference is night and
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day between Kevin Petullo and Sean Mannion just because the
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shit that gets called makes sense and flows together and
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flows properly. And that is just, we didn't see that
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at all last year. And that's why this offense was
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so bad. Now, let's clear these filters. Let's Clear filter
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is beautiful. Oh, yeah, great.
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Okay.
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Now what I want to look at is a little
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bit of my concern. Where is Philadelphia, Tennessee? We are
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going to look at Tennessee Titans offense. Not the player's
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own rushing. Oh. Play situation. Player's own. I don't necessarily
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need the rusher. Let's look at some inside. Some inside
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runs here. Biggest plays allowed.
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16-9.
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Okay. So we're in the fourth quarter. It's a tie
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ball game. You started to see the Eagles' rushing defense
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kind of wear down, and this is inside runs where
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I think they have their biggest problem. So, let's just
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don't get off blocks. This defense, this defensive front especially,
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your big guys down here, Ajomo, Jordan Davis, Jalen Carter,
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They're running 3D tackles with two edge rushers and two linebackers.
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So you're a big front 3-4. They're actually going to pinch.
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They're going to pinch this line here, which the Eagles
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don't necessarily do often. But the problem is, you have
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these D tackles. Let's just look at how this play
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is set up. So this would tell you they're trying
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to set up their bodies to the left. This formation
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is power to the left. But you always have to look.
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Teams are going to try to misdirect the Eagles because
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of how good their front is. So they even motion
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a guy in. And you have Jalen Carter is the
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lone guy who was lined up over here. He's going
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to try to swim right. Everyone else is trying to
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break down And look at this gap that it leaves
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with the tight end coming. And if he just gets
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contact with that linebacker, there's a nice little running lane
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to go through. And here, if I'm Zach Vaughn, I
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need to attack this. This is like too patient. He's
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probably playing a little play action here. You got Cooper
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trying to come down. But Ballin needs to try to
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shoot this gap and beat the tight end to the spot. Instead,
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he tries to hold up. He doesn't want to bite
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on play action. But now Bellinger's already going in for
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the block while Ballin's coming downhill. Seals up. And Pollard
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has a rushing lane. And it's stuff like this. where
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they play a team that is a very good inside
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run team, and the following week, in week four, they
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play a team that is great, great at inside run.
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This is like my concern with the Eagles' rush defense
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right now. And if they can clean it up, it's
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going to be a lot better. Let's go to this
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Tony Pollard outside run. Let's just go end zone view.
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This is a standard run formation, so nothing crazy. This
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is a wide split, though. And you're just running two
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D tackles and two edge. On second and eight. This
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is an interesting defensive front. Two D tackles, a Jomo Carter.
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You're running a 4-2, a 2-4-5. Okay. It's like a
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pressed nickel. Okay. All right, downhill, downhill. They just don't
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have enough bodies. Look, you have 101, 101, 101, 101.
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There's two linemen that have nobody to block. So guess what?
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They're going to be able to get to the second level. Oh,
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and look what happens. Offensive lineman on Cooper DeGene, blocked.
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Zach Todd Campbell or Zach Vaughn? Zach Vaughn misses a tackle.
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Makuba misses a tackle. Jalex Hunt has to get upfield.
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And Quinion Mitchell's there to make the tackle. But they
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went with a small front to try to stop the pass.
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And tip of the cap to Brian Dable. He went power.
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Pollard hits the hole. You got a couple missed tackles.
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Probably could have been a gain of three. Ends up
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with a gain of 18. And let's also see. Where's
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the big one? Tajay Spears. This is where I got
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a little worried for the first time. This is definitely
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where I got a little worried. This outside run here. Okay,
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so they're in shotgun. This split, this lineup, and how
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far apart they are, not bad. I don't necessarily like
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they're kind of showing maybe like an off zone here,
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but you have... One linebacker here, one linebacker here to
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the right side of the field. And look at this formation.
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You have the tight end on the left side, and
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you have three receivers down here. But you also have
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two deep safeties. Corner, corner, corner. They invite. This is
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actually probably one of the best practices Snap jumps that
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they had all day. So Hunt's going to beat him there.
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But he realizes, oh shit, it's a run. Let me
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get back. Nolan Smith's invited to come crash down. He's
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playing contain. And... One, two, three blockers up into the
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second level. With Spears with all this... Room to go
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on the outside. They just didn't fill the gaps properly.
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And that's kind of been a problem the first two
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weeks with this defense. Now, Hunt is lined up off
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the line of scrimmage here. So you know he's rushing
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the passer. And look, he gets there. He beats him.
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If this is a pass play or if Cam Ward
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does actually keep this because he's looking off Nolan Smith
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as the one he's reading for the read option, like J.
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Alex Hunt's going to make this play. But it's a
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little too late. And you just don't have anyone like this.
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Safety needs to start flowing. Campbell's a little late to
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flow over. And this is well blocked. This 101 blocks
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very good. This 101 blocks very good. And again, You
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just have offense alignment with no one to block so
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they can move up. He gets by Ojomo. Epps kind
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of takes a bad angle. And Toshie Spears gets a
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big run. I just don't think this rush defense through
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the first two weeks has been filling the run holes
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the way they should be and how they normally do
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when they're stopping the run very well. That was a
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nice little jump cut by Pollard. So we're not going
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to necessarily... Get on them for that. And you know what?
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Let's just look. How do we want to end this here?
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Let's look at the run game. And let's go run stuff.
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And you know what? They don't really run outside too much.
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Let's look inside. So we looked at this yesterday. They
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only have three inside runs? Shut up. Oh, run stuff. Okay.
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All right. So we'll even look here.
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We'll look at these two, please. We looked at those two.
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So let's start with this play. We'll just watch them both.
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This is what happens when they're trying to run inside.
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This is what we talked about yesterday. And I can
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already tell these two plays, this is what we're going
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to see. This is another condensed formation. Wide receiver one,
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three yards away from the tight end. Wide receiver two,
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five yards away from the tight end. And you're running
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two tight ends. You are inviting so many defenders up
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by the line of scrimmage. Please, for the love of God,
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Sean Mannion, if we want this run game to work,
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especially with how the offensive line is playing, we need
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to spread this shit out. Great. You motion EJ Jenkins
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over to fill that gap. Guess what's going to happen?
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You get a little bit of a push. Cam Jurgens
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gets one-armed by Jeffrey Simmons. Bigsby tries to break it
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out wide, and he gets nothing. Let's see from the
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end zone angle. You were just inviting so many guys
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up into the box. And right here, right here, Jeffrey
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Simmons shifts over. Guess what? If I'm Jordan Malata and
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Cam Juergens, they don't finish the play. You want to
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know why this doesn't work right here? Along with the
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condensed split. You finally get Steen up to the line,
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but Malata and Cam need to finish this. This is
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on both of them. And we're standing around. We lost
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our fucking 2v1. Against Jeffrey Simmons, and then we just
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watched the play happen. Like, push this guy to the ground.
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You pushed him right into the running lane. That's what
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I'm talking about. It's popular in Philadelphia right now, the
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shit on Cam Juergens. This is just as much mulatta
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as it is him. Because you have to finish these plays.
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That's what this offensive line is not doing, and the
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offensive formations are not helping. But look, you get this
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blocked the way you want. You pinched. You had a
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double team on Simmons. And now Steen can get up
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to the second level. And Lane Johnson's winning right there.
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But you push Jeffrey Simmons into Bigsby. Now Bigsby needs to,
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I can't hit the hole. I need to get outside.
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And the free rushers are able to bring him down.
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That's why I don't want offensive line changes for the
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foreseeable future. I need these guys to get reps together
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and get used to playing next to each other. Again, cool. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
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So you have two tight ends. So here's Dallas Goddard.
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Here's Johnny Munt. But again... Look how close. Look how
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condensed everything is. Look how many people up by the
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line of scrimmage and in the box. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.
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Versus 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.
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10 versus 9. Guess who has the advantage? Ten. No,
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so now you're going to motion in and bring everybody pinch.
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Look how condensed this is right here. You have four
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guys blocking one. Oh, and look. There's seven other rushers
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that can just flow through the gap. I know, they
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only sent two. But still, this is why this run
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game's not working. And he slips. It doesn't matter. That
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play's getting freaking blown up anyway. I think watching through
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the tape, the offensive line needs to improve. These formations
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need to change if we're trying to run the ball.
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On first and 10, when you see the Eagles come
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out in a condensed, tight formation, it's probably a run,
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and it's probably going to get blown the fuck up. Look,
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three guys blocking one. Look. Ben Lane's got to get
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this guy. So guess what? Two free rushers for your
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running back to try to beat right here. Not even
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Walter Payton in his prime. Eric Dickerson in his prime.
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Bo Jackson in his prime is not winning that battle.
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This run game pisses me off right now, especially after watching.
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And you know what?
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We're going to stop it there.
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Actually, you know what? No, no, no. We're going to
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end on a high note. Let's end on a high note.
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We're going to look at one more play. And you
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know what's going to happen? Play result. Touchdown, baby. So,
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let's look at the beautiful Devontae Smith play. Because this
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is a great play all around. And it's the last
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play we're going to look at on Tape Tuesday. Again,
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tight play. Tight formation, but you're in shotgun. A little
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bit better. A little bit better. They're showing one, two, three,
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four guys on the line. Okay. They got offset safeties. Okay.
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You got tight coverage here. A little off here. This
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corner is going to play off. Really shaded outside. Let's see. Hurts.
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Gets a snap. Cam Jurgens falls down. Okay. Great play
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right here by Jalen Hurts. He's looking downfield. Smitty knows.
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And he just lets this bad boy rip. Beautiful throw.
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Beautiful placement. Touchdown. When defenses are in zone, if you
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can get outside and break contain as the quarterback, that's
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where you can hit the big plays downfield. I do
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just want to see what happened with Cam Jurgens here. Block. Inside. Okay.
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So Kendall... Pushes. Okay, I can't blame Cam Juergens for this. Kendall.
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Kendall played very well. You can't have this, though. Don't
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push him into your man. It's a great play by
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Jalen Hurts. So, there's some of the tape from the
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Philadelphia Eagles game. And it's a win over the Tennessee Titans.
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We saw a couple good. We saw a beautiful drive
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by Jalen Hurts that won the game for them. We
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saw some bad run defense. We saw some condensed formations
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and why the run game isn't working. It's all stuff
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to grow upon. This is game two in a new scheme.
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Game two with a different offensive line. I want to
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see this offensive line. grow and play together, get that continuity.
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I think that will improve the run game. They're not
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passing off stunts too well, whether it be run blocking
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or pass blocking. They are getting pressured the most out
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of any team in the league so far. and Jalen
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Hurts is making them pay. You are getting great pass
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combinations and pass plays, and you are getting great quarterback
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play from Jalen Hurts. Yes, the interceptions suck. It always
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sucks to turn the ball over. But he is playing
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very good football right now. He has bought into the system.
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Dontavion Wicks has played great. Devontae Smith's a stud. You're
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without Dallas Goddard for a few weeks. Is Zach Ertz
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going to play on Monday? We don't know. But there
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is opportunity for, as this pass game continues to develop
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and continues to grow, the run game to follow it.
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I would just like to see a little spread it
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out a little bit. Spread it out a tiny bit.
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Let your offensive line and your running backs have natural
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lanes to try to run the ball. That's all I got.
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It's just me. We will be back Thursday with our
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pick for the Thursday night game and the rest of
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our week three picks, probably other than Eagles Bears. I'm
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sure we will end up doing a preview of Eagles
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Bears over the weekend. For Eric Williams, who is not here,
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he's the man. I love you, Eric. I am Matt Nemo.
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We will see you on Thursday. Have a great night
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everybody and give me patience here as I cue our
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outro I want to get away. I want to fly away. Yeah.
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I want to get away. I want to fly away. Yeah.
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Yeah.
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Let's get drunk. Let's get high.
