CJ truly is the definition of a franchise QB. Kid has a good heart and loves the sport, I think he's going to age like fine wine in Houston. His play style is so unique that the office can finally start making good drafts and trades to build around him. Houston is finally a team to be watching closely, looking forward to how they perform in the coming years!
I'm a proud Wolverine alum, but I also teach secondary students in LA. There's nothing I've loved more than our Wolverines putting it on ohio the last (now 3) years. Yet when I heard CJ Stroud being interviewed after the draft, the passion, energy and gratitude he showed reminded me of so many young men I've taught. Right then, in spite of my Maize & Blue blood, I became a CJ Stroud fan.
Bro I’m a Texans fan and that’s a wild statement. If anything his overall consistent accuracy is the thing he needs to improve most on. It’s very good for a rookie but still probably the thing he needs to improve the most.
@@811chelseafc idk man. he’s pretty consistently accurate. a lot of his incomplete passes are throw away bc no one is open. if you take those away then he’s gotta be near 70% completions
@@okokokokokokokokkook I'm only partial way through his tape but i gotta say - i'm very worried about him translating. He's basically the best BS artist i've ever seen, and his arm is crazy - but he doesnt go through progressions, he doesn't anticipate, and he misses reads even when he's staring at them - those are the things you need to play in the NFL. Overall i'm very skeptical, but only about 1/3rd of the way through the tape, so my opinion might change
I honestly didn’t expect him to go to the easier stuff and the checkdowns with nfl level of pressure in his face since we couldn’t see it much in college
And even in reps where he does get it, he's super confident stepping up and letting it rip. Which is a good sign to see from young pocket passers who won't shy away from making the major league throws in those situations.
I think most rational Texans fans were fine picking either Young or Stroud with most of us wanting Stroud-The excitement of a new era of Houston football was the main factor to the anticipation.
I said it in his draft videos before he was taken, this dude was the real deal. His footwork is superb.. He literally looks like Joe Montana out there from the waist down.. but with a cannon on his shoulder. His coaching from a very early age is ingrained and it's so natural for him. He's a definite blue chip superstar. I was saying it before the draft, I don't know how anyone in their right mind could have taken Young over this dude, just based off their college film.
whats crazy is the weakness of the team (oline) are getting fixed with guys coming back from injury, and the issues you mentioned about stroud and many of the examples you have are from the first quarter of the season, and hes already taking a lot of those mistakes out. hes throwing the ball away instead of taking sack
Strengths: Efficiency: The quarterback has a respectable completion percentage (63.7%) and an above-average passer rating (100.8). This indicates a level of consistency and effectiveness in their passing game. Big Plays: The quarterback has the ability to make big plays, as evidenced by a high yards per attempt (8.4) and a game with 5 touchdown passes against Tampa Bay. Low Interception Rate: Despite throwing 5 interceptions during the season, the interception rate is relatively low, indicating good decision-making in most games. Weaknesses: Pressure and Sacks: The quarterback has been sacked 26 times, suggesting vulnerability under pressure. Developing a strong pass rush is crucial. Interceptions: While the interception rate is low, there have been games with multiple interceptions, such as the game against Arizona (3 interceptions) and New Orleans (1 interception). Exploiting this vulnerability can be key. Varying Performance: The quarterback's performance has varied from game to game, with some games featuring lower completion percentages and passer ratings. Inconsistent performances can be capitalized upon. Defensive Strategies: Create Pressure: Your defense should focus on generating a consistent pass rush. Employ blitz packages and stunts to disrupt the quarterback's timing. Sacking the quarterback and creating hurried throws can lead to turnovers. Disguised Coverages: Use pre-snap disguises and post-snap rotations to confuse the quarterback. Force him to make decisions under uncertainty, increasing the chances of interceptions. Zone Coverage: Implement effective zone coverages, particularly in games where the quarterback struggled with lower completion percentages. Zone defenses can bait the quarterback into making throws into tight windows. Man-to-Man on Key Targets: Identify the quarterback's favorite targets and use man-to-man coverage with your best defensive backs to take those options away. This can disrupt his rhythm and force him to look for secondary options. Third-Down Defense: Focus on creating third-and-long situations through strong early-down defense. Apply pressure and disguise coverages on third downs to force incompletions or mistakes. Red Zone Defense: Tighten up red zone defense to limit touchdowns. Force field goals in scoring situations, which can make a significant difference in the outcome. Film Study: Invest time in studying game tape to understand the quarterback's tendencies and game situations where he might be vulnerable. Mental Pressure: Apply mental pressure through trash talk and a strong defensive presence. The quarterback's performance can vary under different stress levels. Adaptability: Be prepared to adjust your defensive strategy during the game based on how the quarterback is performing. If he starts making mistakes, capitalize on them. Turnover Focus: Train your defense to focus on creating turnovers, especially interceptions. Ball-hawking skills can be a game-changer. Remember that effective game planning and execution, as well as adapting to in-game situations, are crucial to beating any quarterback. Tailor your defensive strategy to your team's strengths and the specific tendencies of the quarterback you're facing.
But but but, what about Bryce? Are you guys gonna just keep ignoring him? Bryce is a dynamic improvisor, a super S2 processor, a Heisman winner, and the most NFL ready QB in the draft! 😭😭😭
@@AndyTN64Don't judge Bryce so quickly. Panthers first need to surround Young with pro-bowlers and future HOFs at every position, then we'll see if Bryce has what it takes. 🤣😂
What killed me was that Ohio state qb bias lies. Haskin,Field and stroud was the only ones that went 1st Round. Everyone else was late rd picks and only Terrell Proy and and Troy Smith was the only other 2 qbs to sniff a start in the league. They only got half a season to start 😂😂😂 the rope was extremely short on blk qb back then.
Godamn there is nothing us Houstonians fucking love more than fkn hearing Apollo 13 "Houston you have a problem" quotes... it's not tired or lazy at all
Exactly same as Brady just a system guy that's why New England have had continued success since Brady left .. and why Brady struggled so much when he left.. and also why McDaniels was so successful when he left NE because he took that system to LV with an ex New England QB .. LV will definitely match up with NE in the AFC title game this season
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CJ truly is the definition of a franchise QB. Kid has a good heart and loves the sport, I think he's going to age like fine wine in Houston. His play style is so unique that the office can finally start making good drafts and trades to build around him. Houston is finally a team to be watching closely, looking forward to how they perform in the coming years!
Crazy how CJ is playing right now. I hope they continue to improve and not be like the giants.
How dare you compare CJ to Daniel Jones😂
Simple. Draft best OL in round 1 every year for 5 years.
The lions should have gotten him instead of Goff 😔
Give him a receiver first round and some OL and he set
I hope we trade for Saquon Barkley
His combination of elite anticipation and ball placement is instinctual. Cannot be taught.
But Justin fields just needs more time ……
You either got it or you don’t.
I'm a proud Wolverine alum, but I also teach secondary students in LA. There's nothing I've loved more than our Wolverines putting it on ohio the last (now 3) years.
Yet when I heard CJ Stroud being interviewed after the draft, the passion, energy and gratitude he showed reminded me of so many young men I've taught. Right then, in spite of my Maize & Blue blood, I became a CJ Stroud fan.
As an Ohio State fan, I must say this was a great, well-thought comment. We’ll get you next year Maize and Blue!
As a Michigan fan, I've been impressed with him since college. Glad he's in Houston now so I can root for him.
Still cannot believe Bryce was seen as the “can’t miss prospect” meanwhile people were questioning CJ’s intelligence.
Most accurate QB I've ever seen in my 48 years of watching football.
Absolutely amazing!!!
😂
Bro I’m a Texans fan and that’s a wild statement. If anything his overall consistent accuracy is the thing he needs to improve most on. It’s very good for a rookie but still probably the thing he needs to improve the most.
@@811chelseafcthese people have lost their minds
@@811chelseafche is making super hard throws not no easy passes
@@811chelseafc idk man. he’s pretty consistently accurate. a lot of his incomplete passes are throw away bc no one is open. if you take those away then he’s gotta be near 70% completions
Y’all called this shit in your pre-draft analysis. Take a bow
Im quite good at these QB evaluations
@@ThinkingFootballdo you think Caleb is as good a prospect as Stroud was?
@@okokokokokokokokkook I'm only partial way through his tape but i gotta say - i'm very worried about him translating.
He's basically the best BS artist i've ever seen, and his arm is crazy - but he doesnt go through progressions, he doesn't anticipate, and he misses reads even when he's staring at them - those are the things you need to play in the NFL.
Overall i'm very skeptical, but only about 1/3rd of the way through the tape, so my opinion might change
"He's capable of doing Mahomes like bullshit" LOL 😂
Yeah he's playing out of his mind right now and im glad that the Texans finally found their guy.
So glad to see the CJ video drop. Keep up the great content guys!
I used to pray for times like this
I was looking for your CJ Stroud rookie analysis to say y'all called it.
Yall killed it
Brett Kollmann punching the air rn.
I honestly didn’t expect him to go to the easier stuff and the checkdowns with nfl level of pressure in his face since we couldn’t see it much in college
That, and also working with pressure. He looks almost completely different
Wat?? U clearly havent seen many cj game in college to say some bs like that smhh
I cannot wait to hear who you guys like in this years draft. This channel is the nfl draft goat channel!!
CJ has been fun to watch, and he already seems like he's more advanced than a rookie QB...
"Before strolling his happy ass into the endzone" got me dying😂😂😂😂
Thanks for the in depth analysis. Really eye opening
Him and Tank Dell saving my fantasy teams
Can i just point out that you have the most beautiful route illustrations instead of just sayin what these routes are you draw them as they are ran.
Damn his pocket always clean. Credit the Oline. No wonder hes confident back there. I didnt see any pressure this whole vid
And even in reps where he does get it, he's super confident stepping up and letting it rip. Which is a good sign to see from young pocket passers who won't shy away from making the major league throws in those situations.
"...before casually strolling his happy ass into the endzone for the easy score"
Love your material and your phrasing is almost poetic at times lol
H-Tiiineee😤🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
I think most rational Texans fans were fine picking either Young or Stroud with most of us wanting Stroud-The excitement of a new era of Houston football was the main factor to the anticipation.
Drew Brees was the reason I even got into NFL football. This guy reminds me of watching a younger Brees, think I'm becoming a Texan fan😂
I said it in his draft videos before he was taken, this dude was the real deal. His footwork is superb.. He literally looks like Joe Montana out there from the waist down.. but with a cannon on his shoulder. His coaching from a very early age is ingrained and it's so natural for him. He's a definite blue chip superstar. I was saying it before the draft, I don't know how anyone in their right mind could have taken Young over this dude, just based off their college film.
Good stuff man! Hey would it be possible to highlight the ball on passes? I think that would add a lot to your vids. Keep it up!
The man can play the way he reads defense .. one of a kind
whats crazy is the weakness of the team (oline) are getting fixed with guys coming back from injury, and the issues you mentioned about stroud and many of the examples you have are from the first quarter of the season, and hes already taking a lot of those mistakes out. hes throwing the ball away instead of taking sack
Gotta give props to Bobby Slowik cause they hit the stutter step pump fake combo in sync
Cj stroud for mvp and rookie of the year 🔥
Amen
First time I’ve been excited about the Texans since 2002
Maybe 2001…
Can we get a Geno Smith video? He's starting to not feel like the guy at QB and I'm curious what your take is.
Great video
Yall should be on an nfl teams analytics staff
I'd prefer scouting department but I agree
I got pat at 1 jo burr at 3 then this guy ! Cj is that man
I am a Texans fan and we are not ready to proclaim our team is at elite level. Give it a few years are they will be there.
Without the FGs, the Texans would be 8-2.
Let's be happy to be at 6-5
Strengths:
Efficiency: The quarterback has a respectable completion percentage (63.7%) and an above-average passer rating (100.8). This indicates a level of consistency and effectiveness in their passing game.
Big Plays: The quarterback has the ability to make big plays, as evidenced by a high yards per attempt (8.4) and a game with 5 touchdown passes against Tampa Bay.
Low Interception Rate: Despite throwing 5 interceptions during the season, the interception rate is relatively low, indicating good decision-making in most games.
Weaknesses:
Pressure and Sacks: The quarterback has been sacked 26 times, suggesting vulnerability under pressure. Developing a strong pass rush is crucial.
Interceptions: While the interception rate is low, there have been games with multiple interceptions, such as the game against Arizona (3 interceptions) and New Orleans (1 interception). Exploiting this vulnerability can be key.
Varying Performance: The quarterback's performance has varied from game to game, with some games featuring lower completion percentages and passer ratings. Inconsistent performances can be capitalized upon.
Defensive Strategies:
Create Pressure: Your defense should focus on generating a consistent pass rush. Employ blitz packages and stunts to disrupt the quarterback's timing. Sacking the quarterback and creating hurried throws can lead to turnovers.
Disguised Coverages: Use pre-snap disguises and post-snap rotations to confuse the quarterback. Force him to make decisions under uncertainty, increasing the chances of interceptions.
Zone Coverage: Implement effective zone coverages, particularly in games where the quarterback struggled with lower completion percentages. Zone defenses can bait the quarterback into making throws into tight windows.
Man-to-Man on Key Targets: Identify the quarterback's favorite targets and use man-to-man coverage with your best defensive backs to take those options away. This can disrupt his rhythm and force him to look for secondary options.
Third-Down Defense: Focus on creating third-and-long situations through strong early-down defense. Apply pressure and disguise coverages on third downs to force incompletions or mistakes.
Red Zone Defense: Tighten up red zone defense to limit touchdowns. Force field goals in scoring situations, which can make a significant difference in the outcome.
Film Study: Invest time in studying game tape to understand the quarterback's tendencies and game situations where he might be vulnerable.
Mental Pressure: Apply mental pressure through trash talk and a strong defensive presence. The quarterback's performance can vary under different stress levels.
Adaptability: Be prepared to adjust your defensive strategy during the game based on how the quarterback is performing. If he starts making mistakes, capitalize on them.
Turnover Focus: Train your defense to focus on creating turnovers, especially interceptions. Ball-hawking skills can be a game-changer.
Remember that effective game planning and execution, as well as adapting to in-game situations, are crucial to beating any quarterback. Tailor your defensive strategy to your team's strengths and the specific tendencies of the quarterback you're facing.
We need a Ravens defense video‼️🔥
“Mahomes like Bullshit “ 😂
Thought I was listening to Paul George 😂😂😂😂😂
But but but, what about Bryce? Are you guys gonna just keep ignoring him? Bryce is a dynamic improvisor, a super S2 processor, a Heisman winner, and the most NFL ready QB in the draft! 😭😭😭
Well the excuses is CJ in the bad situation, funy thing is Panthers record was 7-10 when they drafted BY.
@@AndyTN64Don't judge Bryce so quickly. Panthers first need to surround Young with pro-bowlers and future HOFs at every position, then we'll see if Bryce has what it takes. 🤣😂
They throwing out any excuse for little bryce
@@Texansfan59Bryce is a plucky kid. He reminds me of Brucie from The Longest Yard. I think I'll call him Brucie from now on. 🤣😂
Houston yo problem is back 😂 less go baby i an ever think we were gonna drop 30 points on offense this year but we done that in a half lol
Title 10 outta 10
Y’all never miss w ur titles. Sucks about bryce young tho need to see him in a good situation the panthers are too embarrassing to evaluate young
Had to come in and like for the title alone. See you later
Who else did houston add thiss offseason?... they seem so much better than last season.
As a panthers fan...
I’ll be at the game today against the Jags. 🤘
Houston doesn't have a problem...We ARE a problem.
Anyone who knew the Texans were finna be good this year like this!!!
SECOND DAY ASKING FOR A DEVON WITHERSPOON VIDEO
I wish i had the all 22 view... can see the game properly
Could u do a video on Bryce?
Definitely in the works, but likely to be a rookie report in the off-season
Lets slow the roll down a bit with the elite talk
just beat the Broncos 22-17. Beautiful int. by Ward
We will see who he really is next year. But, I believe.
Todd bowles?
If he makes the playoffs and wins a game then yes he will be considered elite
😊
As a browns fan, i fucking hate football
I hope so. But not calling him elite in year one. Nah
What killed me was that Ohio state qb bias lies. Haskin,Field and stroud was the only ones that went 1st Round. Everyone else was late rd picks and only Terrell Proy and and Troy Smith was the only other 2 qbs to sniff a start in the league. They only got half a season to start 😂😂😂 the rope was extremely short on blk qb back then.
HOUSTON TEXANS KEEP THE RED HELMETS NICE😊
Draft the TE Bowers from Georgia or RB brooks from UT
They're a star Wr and a solid running back away from being one of the best offenses in the league
am i tripping or is 4:18 cov 9 not cov 6 4:18
But don’t yall know he failed a test
So he's basically Kenny Pickett....if Pickett was as good as everyone said he would be 🙃
Godamn there is nothing us Houstonians fucking love more than fkn hearing Apollo 13 "Houston you have a problem" quotes... it's not tired or lazy at all
Aged like milk
Dont no afc team except maybe the ravens wanna see the texans in the playoffs lol
12:02 Even better?🧐 Nah gimmie 2019-20 Deshaun, he was “Mahomes” level talented!
I'll watch this after Benavidez Knocks out Andrade
Be careful. Plety examples of star qbs their first season that end up a bust.
there are no examples of qbs playing this well in their first season.
Which examples do you have in mind that actually worked well in structure being aggressive throwing downfield but can also make something happen?
He wouldn’t last if he played in the 1960’s
Nobody lasted playing in the 1960s
H is 6"3 with some good weight on him better shot than other qbs
@@Texansfan59 he would not handle the physicality one bit
Stroud looking for personal stats. Lawrence gets the win.
Jaguars defense finna show houston front office that they need to draft a qb when strouds rookie contract is up
😂
What happened last time you played the Texans?
You talking all that shit with ur number 1 corner out with injury 😂
Dude, it's obviously the system. Which is why the Browns overpaid ridiculously for Watson.
What are you on about?
He isn't a system QB at all.
If it was the system then how Davis Mills struggled in it?
Deshaun was in the Texans "system" like 4 coaches ago. So... not sure how that works.
Exactly same as Brady just a system guy that's why New England have had continued success since Brady left .. and why Brady struggled so much when he left.. and also why McDaniels was so successful when he left NE because he took that system to LV with an ex New England QB .. LV will definitely match up with NE in the AFC title game this season