To be fair, I don't know that Murray can handle that much yet. Dak started 4 years in the SEC and is on year 6 in the NFL. He is a significantly more advanced passer than Kyler is even if he is not as talented. And Brady is Brady. You can just do more with those guys than you can with Kyler right now.
This sounds like a lot of excuse making to me. If he can’t handle all the nuances it takes to run offense by year 3 in the exact same system then that’s a problem.
I can’t tell if this is a serious post or not. Does having more experience not matter?
By year three in an offense that is pretty much identical to what he ran in college and has been tailored to him specifically? And we were told way back in year one was showing everyone else what to do and calling out mistakes? Come on bro.... Time to quit cutting him some slack. If he isn’t fully engrained and mentally able to run all the nuances of this O by now something is wrong. Not even arguable. If you want to argue reading defense? Maybe. Running the offense? No way.
People hate him so much and I think it’s hilarious.
I think it was because some (me) thought he was gravy training off of Belicheat and the Patriots "system" but I was wrong.
Nice to hear about the win, sorry about the dropped pick. If this is your first kid to play HS football, it goes by so fast. My son is now a SR and had their opener last Friday. He can't believe that there are only 9 games left, neither can I. Both of you enjoy the run!
Yes, first kid and I agree that it goes by very quick. I have a friend I used to coach with who doesn't have kids and he asked why I would drive 5 hours round trip to watch a 2 hour football game. I told him you only get so many and I am not willing to miss them if I can avoid it. Enjoy the senior year.
Kyler played one year at Oklahoma where everything was blocked well and he had matchup advantages all over the field. Josh Allen had average at best talent and had to find or create mismatches to be successful. It is just different. And it isn't to say Kyler isn't executing the offense at a high level, it is just that Dak and Brady have seen so much that they know and are confident in identifying defenses and creating mismatches they can take advantage of. The play with a precision and understanding that Kyler is just not at.
And by watching the game I hope you noticed both teams ran play action from under center to get clear passing lanes over the middle as well. They did that with QBs much taller. It would help if we did that as well every now and then.
DAD of the year. You get it.
There's only a few elite backs and none of them command the money of a Hopkins or Murray. They're not paying these dudes to hand the ball off and block.
That used to be true, when nickel and dime defensive players weren't as fast, as big, and as strong as they are now. Now, a team can play 5 DBs almost exclusively and still contain the run.
I think that's actually very insightful and I hadn't thought of that aspect. It will be very interesting if run percentages and averages increase due to the extra game, I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility. Especially when teams are managing fatigue later in the season. In your scenario, a team like the Titans don't actually gain anything though because Henry isn't going to get MORE carries this year, which means the ball will go to lesser players. Still interesting.
