Sturm on that 3rd and 11 toss sweep to Zeke

[jordan4vols]

 

[Clove]

Yep, good audible except one guy didn't know it.

 

[Direwolf63]

Even without the missed assignment, I don't see how that becomes a big play.

 

[BoysfanfromCanada]

Nothing was working that day it seems

 

[Clove]

Even without the missed assignment, I don't see how that becomes a big play.

There's one guy to beat over there while the other corners are gone in coverage, Tyron had the one guy there that was there to clean up.

 

[TNCowboy]

I think everyone can agree, that wasn't just a sloppy game by Prescott, the entire offense didn't play up to it's standards. That's a mistake a veteran OL can't afford to make in a close game.

 

[Temo]

Even without the missed assignment, I don't see how that becomes a big play.

Everyone else was marked.

 

[pugilist]

Can we just pretend that game never happened?

 

[theebs]

broaddus pointed this out Monday morning.

 

[Blackspider214]

Wow that was set up beautifully.

 

[HomeBiscuit]

 

[robbieruff]

Yep, good audible except one guy didn't know it.

It's always that ONE GUY, isn't it???!

Life goals: "Don't be THAT guy"

 

[Tabascocat]

Even without the missed assignment, I don't see how that becomes a big play.

Agree, it might have got the 1st at best but not a huge play. There were 3 other defenders coming in, top left was running up......corner but maybe a safety.

 

[bark]

If Leary literally does anything other than what he did, Zeke might be still running

 

[DFWJC]

So 65 is supposed to get in front the guy already positioned in the gap way to his left on a play going...left?
Seeing that he can't re-adjust pre-snap, that would be some incredibly great footwork!

It does appear that it was his assignment (you can see how ticked he was after the play) but good luck making that block without tackling the guy.

Maybe he slightly chips him to slow him down?

fwiw, the TD earlier on the fake-toss sweep did give them reason to think this would work.

 

[TRUTH87]

love this kind of video. at the time we were all pissed w the playcall. crazy to think we had the perfect call but went horribly wrong w just ONE missed block

 

[Idgit]

Oh, man. So frustrating.

And you know there are fans who were out there livid at the play calling on 3rd and long. As it usually does, it comes down to execution.

 

[jordan4vols]

So 65 is supposed to get in front the guy already positioned in the gap way to his left on a play going...left?
Seeing that he can't re-adjust pre-snap, that would be some incredibly great footwork!

It does appear that it was his assignment (you can see how ticked he was after the play) but good luck making that block without tackling the guy.

Maybe he slightly chips him to slow him down?

fwiw, the TD earlier on the fake-toss sweep did give them reason to think this would work.

Leary doesn't have to get out in front. Just keep carrying the guy that made the tackle toward the boundary. Zeke would cut it up behind him and Frederick. Lots of green grass in front of him.

 

[Direwolf63]

There's one guy to beat over there while the other corners are gone in coverage, Tyron had the one guy there that was there to clean up.

You has #31 and #54 coming in hard from the backside. A soon as Elliott stop to cut, they are right there. And #33 coming in from the top right that nobody is looking at. I don't see him making a first down on that play, let alone a big run.

But in the end, it doesn't matter. They lost. They deserved to lose. Now they need to move on.

 

[Plankton]

To steal a quote from Brian Billick, criticizing playcalling is typically ridiculous, because the arm chair coaches aren't qualified to do so. As fans, we are missing a whole bunch of info in terms of advanced scouting, down and distance tendencies of teams, the audibles when presented with looks, and the actual execution of said play.