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Talent , Execution , Or Coaching: Titans v.s. Miami 1 Qtr Film Study

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Miami can fix anything but a talent deficit
I put out an article about how the Miami Dolphins started to find a successful identity against the Titans as they shifted to a more diverse run scheme, reduced the role of Julius Thomas, and began to shy a way from predominately using 3 Wide sets.
To say I was lambasted by some is an understatement.
So, since I’m not the brightest light on the Christmas Tree according to per head sportsbooks, I’ll continue with my point that talent isn’t the primary issue in a film study of the Titans game.
Now this new look could have just been a product of DeVante Parker being out and Miami could be running inside draws from 3 wides, bubble screens, and stretch runs to the short side all over again this week. I don’t know.
But here’s every play from the 1st Qtr, so you can make your decision on whether Miami’s issues originate from talent, execution, or coaching… or even worse, all of the above.
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http://www.phinsnews.com/miami-dolp...n-coaching-titans-v-s-miami-1-qtr-film-study/
 
I agree with what he says about how Miami began to find some success.

However they need to insert parker in more 2 wr sets to threaten the defense. To date it's been too much Landry who doesn't threaten boundary Dbs and stills who can't block a paper bag.

2 wr sets you need one threat and one dirty work guy.

Should be Landry and dvp or dvp and even could try caroo cause of his physical style. Caroo though doesn't show to be all that smart which I think keeps him off the field.

Stills is more your 3 tight end single wr vertical threat or 3 wide but his blocking like Julius thomas kills us

It doesn't help that cutlers placement sucks which also limits the gains
 
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Cutler's ball placement has been dreadful.

Its why we have had so many uncharacteristic drops. Ball is coming in at strange angles or late, meaning they are not on the same page and have not developed that familiar chemistry yet.

Better / More Familiar ball placement, More Damien Williams, More Zone Cut Backs, More 2 WR and / or 2 TE sets (Fasano / Gray).

These are my keys this week.

But good heavens, why can't our OT's block anyone?

Tunsil needs to wake his under-performing ass UP!
 
I'm not a native speaker so what does the author mean with "perimeter" in this sentence: "What’s the advantage of every route attacking the perimeter? Is stacking 3 receivers in 7 yards the best idea?"
My understanding of a perimeter that on a geometric figure like a triangle it's the sum of all lines' lengths. I don't understand the term in this question.
 
Spiff said:
I'm not a native speaker so what does the author mean with "perimeter" in this sentence: "What’s the advantage of every route attacking the perimeter? Is stacking 3 receivers in 7 yards the best idea?"
My understanding of a perimeter that on a geometric figure like a triangle it's the sum of all lines' lengths. I don't understand the term in this question.
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Towards the sidelines. Nothing was in the middle
 
How many of these are someone running a wrong route? Weve had a season to look at play designs from Gase hes better than some of those shown...
 
I'm starting to wonder if Tunsil has the feet to play LT?

Ozzy rules!!
 
Spiff said:
I'm not a native speaker so what does the author mean with "perimeter" in this sentence: "What’s the advantage of every route attacking the perimeter? Is stacking 3 receivers in 7 yards the best idea?"
My understanding of a perimeter that on a geometric figure like a triangle it's the sum of all lines' lengths. I don't understand the term in this question.
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It's an over exaggeration by the author frankly. They were just trying to run clear outs and ISO the back for a 3 or 4 yard gain on first down to shorten the sticks out the gate and try and build off something.

We run a lot of clear out ISO stuff that requires balls be placed where the most rac can happen. Otherwise we leave yards on the field on the play. Same for the blocking in space by the tight ends and WRs. That's not what happened on this particular play but these plays are runned with an idea of executed properly they will gain x amount of yards vs whatever the particular coverage is.

It's that specific. Zone gives me x yards man gives me x yards. Or zone I check to another option or man beater I get zone primary changes etc.
 
Danny said:
I'm starting to wonder if Tunsil has the feet to play LT?

Ozzy rules!!
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Lunsil *had* great feet coming out of college. I think playing him at guard last year ****ed him up.

Tunsil draft combine position workouts:
 
I sure hope you guys are right and that Tunsil will be a great LT. So far I have not seen that but it is possible that playing guard last year didn't help. It did take Jones 4 weeks for him to have a great game like he used to before his surgery so maybe Tunsil needs time
Ozzy rules!!
 
in my opinion i think tunsil will come around. i hope.

i mean from a physical standpoint it lools like he has all the tools, but he did learn guard last year and nfl players are better than college kids so hopefully ita more of a learning curve kinda thing than him being a bust. Time will tell, but overall he hasnt looked great thia year.
 
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