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Posted on 9/17/23 at 1:04 pm to Joka2kold
Posted on 9/17/23 at 1:04 pm to Joka2kold
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First snap he got...buddy was in the backfield but somehow he got rid of it which was a heads up play.
Here it is right before the ball is snapped...
Name of the game is pre-snap read. You got 5 man rush plus two LBs that look like they mean business. As the QB, job #1 is set the protection. He knows from the play call he has 4 in the route, which means 6 guys to block 6 and Ty is responsible for the 7th. As you let this roll, our OL blocks their 5 man rush. Based on their movement, that's the call they got in the huddle. They're man to man with their 2 corners, 2 safeties on our 2 receivers, 2 tight ends. Here comes the D1 QB part. Ty has to make sure he and Roydell win against the the two in the yellow circle. With 14 seconds on the play clock, he's got to see them show blitz and send Roydell inside. He doesn't. Roydell ends up outside Proctor blocking nobody. If Roydell picks up the blitz it's a TD to Outz. Instead Ty almost got his head taken off. So I guess you could call it a heads up play. I'd call it a wasted down.
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Posted on 9/17/23 at 2:18 pm to Notorious1918
The left guard entirely ignores his rusher and doubles on the LT's man.
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Roydell looks inside initially, sees the guard in the lane, and then shifts his attention to the outside rusher on the blind side who isn't covered. The guard shifts, never picking up the the free rusher and double teams 4. Proctor then disengages and double teams 5 as Roydell already had him.
Either the RB made a mistake with his judgement or the left guard fricked the play. The RB initially sets himself inside, so you can't point at Simpson and they also showed pressure from eight with most off the left side.
If either Roydell stays inside or the guard doesn't let his rusher go by him, then it's a quick dump to outz
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Roydell looks inside initially, sees the guard in the lane, and then shifts his attention to the outside rusher on the blind side who isn't covered. The guard shifts, never picking up the the free rusher and double teams 4. Proctor then disengages and double teams 5 as Roydell already had him.
Either the RB made a mistake with his judgement or the left guard fricked the play. The RB initially sets himself inside, so you can't point at Simpson and they also showed pressure from eight with most off the left side.
If either Roydell stays inside or the guard doesn't let his rusher go by him, then it's a quick dump to outz
This post was edited on 9/17/23 at 2:32 pm
Posted on 9/17/23 at 2:44 pm to Notorious1918
Blaming that on Ty is insane. The free rusher should never come from right down the middle even if they send more than we have in to block. The guard completely missed his assignment. Even then Ty still was able to avoid a pretty sure fire sack.
Posted on 9/17/23 at 6:10 pm to Notorious1918
Great analysis! Nice try though...
#69 didn't block anybody! Go back and watch it. The first thing I said when seeing this was...there was two guys blocking the same guy on that play.
That was off the top of my head I remembered it. I went back to look at it to be sure and guess what...
I was right!
Ty Simpson will learn from it but you placing the blame on him is crazy...
#69 didn't block anybody! Go back and watch it. The first thing I said when seeing this was...there was two guys blocking the same guy on that play.
That was off the top of my head I remembered it. I went back to look at it to be sure and guess what...
I was right!
Ty Simpson will learn from it but you placing the blame on him is crazy...
This post was edited on 9/17/23 at 6:13 pm
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