Dak breaking down a play (Read Post 3)

[vlad]

I like this type of content ...actually learn something.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Good stuff. Wish we got more of this.

 

[DallasEast]

Call Out Posts and Threads > https://cowboyszone.com/threads/call-out-posts-and-threads.534826/

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[vlad]

Call Out Posts and Threads > https://cowboyszone.com/threads/call-out-posts-and-threads.534826/

Base definition: threads or posts identifying specific members by name for the purpose of drawing attention to a disputed opinion.

Are you referring to my post?

I didn't mention anyone, I never talk crap to anyone - i hate that behavior.

 

[DallasEast]

Are you referring to my post?

I didn't mention anyone, I never talk crap to anyone - i hate that behavior.

No. Your thread and OP are perfectly fine. The reminder is related to comments that are no longer in your thread.

 

[Vtwin]

This is all very confusing to me. I was under the impression that Prescott was bound to running the play as called by the coach yet here he seems to be changing the play based on what he sees the defense doing in real time.

Maybe someone with a high level of football acumen can help me out?

 

[vlad]

No. Your thread and OP are perfectly fine. The reminder is related to comments that are no longer in your thread.

Thanks DallasEast - as I said I never talk crap, maybe if some of those few posters that constantly go at ppl come at me...and even then i'm pretty chill. Appreciate you doing the work of a mod, can't be fun.

 

[vlad]

This is all very confusing to me. I was under the impression that Prescott was bound to running the play as called by the coach yet here he seems to be changing the play based on what he sees the defense doing in real time.

Maybe someone with a high level of football acumen can help me out?

Its funny I always like when QBs that are high level take over, like Romo used to do, Dak shows he can do. I could be wildly wrong about the outcome of it, but I feel like unless you have some proven beast playcaller, it works out well, or you know, try running a two-minute drill on the 2nd or 3rd possession of the game if its not out of hand.

 

[Vtwin]

Its funny I always like when QBs that are high level take over, like Romo used to do, Dak shows he can do. I could be wildly wrong about the outcome of it, but I feel like unless you have some proven beast playcaller, it works out well, or you know, try running a two-minute drill on the 2nd or 3rd possession of the game if its not out of hand.

I think to some extent you have to have a QB that can adjust to circumstances. The ability to adjust to the alignments of the defense and/or personnel mismatches, in the moment makes all the difference.

 

[BobSacamano]

And he wears a full hat.

 

[DallasEast]

Appreciate you doing the work of a mod, can't be fun.

It's tons of fun. That is until you're forced to attend those boring mandatory staff meetings. This was me at the last one:

I still have no idea why they called the cops on me...

 

[dupree89]

I always try to keep it within the guidelines

and that was an interesting watch against the browns. good stuff. thank you

 

[vlad]

It's tons of fun. That is until you're forced to attend those boring mandatory staff meetings. This was me at the last one:

I still have no idea why they called the cops on me...

LOL -amazing

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

This is all very confusing to me. I was under the impression that Prescott was bound to running the play as called by the coach yet here he seems to be changing the play based on what he sees the defense doing in real time.

Maybe someone with a high level of football acumen can help me out?

This what you upset about?

 

[exciter]

This is all very confusing to me. I was under the impression that Prescott was bound to running the play as called by the coach yet here he seems to be changing the play based on what he sees the defense doing in real time.

Maybe someone with a high level of football acumen can help me out?

Eh, QBs typically call 2 plays in the huddle a primary and secondary. Kill usually means they're changing from one to the other.
They can also audible out of both using code phrases depending on the defense. For example in the Texans game when Houston ran that overload blitz from the left and Dak hit Flournoy who was his hot read in the open space vacated by the blitzers for the 1st down.
I don't think QBs have been bound by one play call since the 70s!
Dak has been changing the play call at the line at a highly effective level for a long time. He wouldn't have made it in the league for more than a couple of seasons if not!

 

[plymkr]

I like this type of content ...actually learn something.

I like this type of content too. I like how they break it down and show what they saw and how they reacted. I know this would probably never happen but I wish they would break down plays that didn’t work as well and explain why it didn’t work.

Like I could watch a whole show on each play of a drive, successful or unsuccessful, with this type of breakdown of what the QB saw and what the defense did. I doubt that would happen because it’s time consuming but I’d rather watch that than some trite “hot take argument “ between SAS and someone else. ESPN could reinvent itself by having a show or two on breakdowns like that. I could watch that type of stuff all day. I’d enjoy that almost as much as the games.