Chaz Green was given help

[Clamdigger]

I just don't understand how you guys don't have a set of plays from OTAs/installs to handle blitzes/quick pressures. Is this how the Denver game went too? You have to have some sort of emergency plan in the event that your gameplan gets wrecked by pressure or the opponent doing something new that you haven't scouted. I can't believe a coaching staff is that inept.

There must be a personnel or schematic reason that they didn't put more bodies on that side of the line. They certainly did what they could to slide protection his way, but Green's technique was so incredibly awful, it didn't end up helping.

 

[Jarv]

Why did it take clappy the clown till the 2nd half to start pounding the rock?

Because it's a process silly.

 

[sean10mm]

I watched the game.

They did not give Green the type of help he needed.

He needed a TE or a RB helping him out wide and he was getting almost no outside help the entire game.

You don't need Broadus or someone else to see Clayborne was getting around the edge constantly to know he wasn't getting outside help.

Bingo.

 

[CCBoy]

Put up double tight ends on the right side and start running strictly there. Not hard for the other side to take advantage of a totally dysfunctional left tackle.

 

[risco]

There is no way in hell, Linehan, Garrett or the OL coach could have predicted that the same Chaz Green who filled in admirably last year at LT without help would suddenly look like a slowfooted OG playing LT for the first time.

Why not- he's been playing guard all year long and apparently could not do that well. In addition, he competed at guard in training camp. So....... they should have known!

 

[CCBoy]

The help that Green once needed are called a Mother and Public Schooling. Geese, he's in the Pros now!

 

[AbeBeta]

Why shouldnt the head coach know what I knew 2 years ago? That Chaz Green is a joke.

Just last year he started two games at LT and performed very well.

You don't like Garrett. We get it.

 

[CowboyRoy]

Just last year he started two games at LT and performed very well.

You don't like Garrett. We get it.

He has started two games in how many years? He has looked bad in preseason games. He did look solid in a few games where he had to fill in. But after watching him yesterday there can be no more confusion. The guy is terrible. And who cares anyway? HE cant stay healthy. If we cut him we might be better off. Move on and force themselves to find a more dependable and better replacement. Its not like the DE yesterday was anything great. He was a JAG.

 

[knightrider94]

Everyone that actually follows the team is amazed at how Green went from serviceable (3 successful fill-ins at LT,) to a complete turnstile at LT...

Did he deliberately take a dive??? $$$$$


Was he playing injured???


Is he mad at the team and not even try???


WTH happened all of a sudden???

Honestly, he has never struck me as someone who loves football. He’s just...there...

 

[JohnsKey19]

I only saw the one play where Cooper was there to help inside allowing Green to cheat outside, but he STILL got beat with the same move to his outside shoulder. I think he was completely shellshocked before halftime. Green has physical talent and nothing on paper says he should get repeatedly dominated by a mediocre pass rusher like Clayborn. I've never seen anything like it in an NFL game, aside from watching Lawrence Taylor and Reggie White hi-lites on NFL Films. But this was Adrian freaking Clayborn!!

 

[Brooksey]

Well he played pretty damn bad either way. The one sack he had help inside and still missed outside means he shouldn't have been in the game at all. He should have been given "MORE" help, with chip blocks from backs and TE's, etc.

It's the situational awareness and adjustments that our coaching staff fails to make.

 

[tyke1doe]

Broaddus is going through the game right now and he just said 8x they helped green and 2x they helped bell.

So what you're saying is a journeyman DE schooled two of our designated blockers?

 

[AbeBeta]

He has started two games in how many years? He has looked bad in preseason games. He did look solid in a few games where he had to fill in. But after watching him yesterday there can be no more confusion. The guy is terrible. And who cares anyway? HE cant stay healthy. If we cut him we might be better off. Move on and force themselves to find a more dependable and better replacement. Its not like the DE yesterday was anything great. He was a JAG.

He has started two games in how many years?

How many games do you want your backups to have started in the past 2 years? You know if they started a bunch of games, they aren't actually backups anymore, right?

 

[theebs]

So what you're saying is a journeyman DE schooled two of our designated blockers?

I didn't say anything like that.

 

[Kevinicus]

I guess it depends on how you look at it. That's 33% of Dak's pass attempts.

Certainly a far cry from "they gave Chaz no help."

And if you consider Chaz got help on 8 pass plays and was benched in the 4th that means he received help on more than 33% of the pass attempts he was in the game for.

Was it 8 pass plays, or 8 plays? Like after the 4th sack given up, they brought Witten over to chip the guy on a run to the right. Did that count?

 

[dallasdave]

Chaz Green was given help----not enough, if there is that much !!!

 

[Idgit]

I'm curious as to how Chaz looked in practice all week.

Me, too. He couldn't have looked as bad as he did on Sunday.

 

[punchnjudy]

Me, too. He couldn't have looked as bad as he did on Sunday.

I wonder if he was playing with an undisclosed injury. I hear he's a little injury prone and it's not something he or the team could reveal later without a possible penalty, right?

 

[Dre11]

Inside help with Cooper. Problem is inside help does no good when Green can't get out wide enough to force the end back inside.

When Bell came in here went too wide and the end just came inside.

The coaches didn't help and Green was horrible. I don't care how much anybody watches the game that's the facts. Green was getting beat 1 on 1 from the outside. Barely even touched Clayborne

You cannot give him help on every play and keep the integrity of your offense, they went 13 personnel too, they went to short passes as well, Wr weren't separating, and the ones we did throw we're almost getting pick.

 

[Dre11]

He has started two games in how many years? He has looked bad in preseason games. He did look solid in a few games where he had to fill in. But after watching him yesterday there can be no more confusion. The guy is terrible. And who cares anyway? HE cant stay healthy. If we cut him we might be better off. Move on and force themselves to find a more dependable and better replacement. Its not like the DE yesterday was anything great. He was a JAG.

He's a damn backup, how many damn games do you expect him to start.