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alright starting now. Any requests after 1030a est I will TRY to fit in.

what was his pff grade?

Let me know if you want to see anything.

the post is a fan bitching about our fans.

surprised we havent given La'el Collins a call

The plays are there... the protection is not

it's pretty simple.. they even went in detail on this last night during the chiefs v jets game. It's a run and pass thats called. You kill one to go to the other. This is the coaching staff attempting to simplify the audibles at the line.

you are correct and one of his big plays to AT as well

Zavala Put on Spin Cycle - Made with Clipchamp.mp4 The plays are there... but the upfront execution is not.

I am not making any point but sharing the chart that relates to what Reich said in his presser. you all are looking for more. I am sharing the game plan we took it from.

We threw a lot of screens, Chargers threw a lot of screens. I dont know how that isnt true? Reich was specifically asked about the screen game... Chargers LOS passes: 13 Panthers LOS passes: 14

I think we are choosing to remember that it sucked but I have counted 5 kill plays then led to postive yards and/or first downs. I havent gone through the entire game yet for this specific instance. I get everyone is frustrated but just bc you choose to ignore something doesnt mean it is true.

Reich said "we saw what the Chargers did last week" and I am just sharing we did the exact same thing.

3/5 ...not sure where you are counting the 6... but that isnt the point im attempting to share here. The point is that short passes are part of the game and it's exactly what the Chargers did the week before. We dont have the deep threats like the Chargers have.... If we had Keenan Allen, Mike Williams and Josh Palmer .. we have vastly different results. It was also helps that Chargers have a strong interior offensive line. Even the vikings DE said that they pushing in the interior and disrupting the QB. Thats an effective game plan and an easy way to win football games. If the QB cant step up to throw... then he can't throw big.

Its a two play system. BY isnt choosing the plays... He is given two plays in the huddle and then when at the LOS he looks for an indicator to kill. Example he killed a play when Harrison came down wide on the left end, and we ran a 8 yard run with Hubbard. This is the exact thing the Jets were doing with Wilson last night.... this isnt new

he likes what the poster puts in the comment field.. Basically stating that seeing the stadium overrun by Vikings fan yesterday was defeating and makes it hard to be a fan. If OP can screenshot that part and share it you could seee how someone quickly reading the post would like it. I can only imagine the players are pissed that they had an away game at home

the concern i have today is the fact that Thomas Brown designs our run plays... and I have not been impressed with what I have seen. Now the counter argument to that could be the fact that we dont have the guard talent to execute Thomas' system. He does have a rather complex run system that was well executed in LA and has similiar concepts to MIA and SF. It would make sense if it was related to guard play, bc when BC was here and healthy our run game was effective. Ever since he got injured... our Guard play has been atrociouis in both run and pass. I get people are frustrated... but if you are running a system like Thomas Brown's ... an effective oline is mandatory.

bryce isnt a bust and spending time going through a hypothetical that may not come true is waste of time. He has played 3 NFL games. I dont know why you want to endure the suffering of something that isnt true. This is topic for 2 years from now.... if it does become true.

everyone knows everything until they realize they dont know anything. The hard part is them realizing they dont know anything....

what a waste of time that would be.

Frank Reich runs a west coast offense.... and BY has taken 70% of his snaps from shotgun/Pistol..... Reich is based in the West Coast Offense. Reich is great at isolating his playmakers and helping his quarterbacks deliver the ball in combination with a strong run game.

go on...