Film Room: How Good Offensive Coordinators Think
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- Опубликовано: 24 янв 2024
- Breaking down how the Pittsburgh Steelers called plays in the team's Wild Card loss to the Buffalo Bills. #Steelers #Bills #NFL
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I feel like our advantage at the end of the season is that the NFL is a passing league and we had become a run-first team. I think the Bills saw that too and decided to stop our run to make us throw. And I thought before the game we should have started passing first just to break tendencies. You pass to set up the run and run to set up the pass.
Yup. Its the playoffs. You can’t just come in there with one set plan. You have to gameplan against the original gameplan. You have to constantly play chess.
Some plays they stacked the box more than others and we couldn’t adjust early enough. if your used to steeler playoff football it’s no surprise
Like the playoffs in Indy
Bingo
And we never ever do@@2kolbe010
To me, when Pickens' man went under the rub on the fourth down pass with under 6 minutes to go, Johnson should have gotten the ball. He was near the first down marker with plenty of room to make it easily.
I agree. Although it is in the heat of the moment, I think the QB should see the LB running with Jaylen, like white on rice. Even if he is able to make the catch it's unlikely he'll pick up the first down.
Every little thing matters for a play to work. Warren choose the wrong gap to release to and actually caused the Bills LB to come up. Warren ran straight ahead to the right of the center against the Bills. In the same play against the Browns, he went through the gap between LG and LT causing the LB to take a more flat approach and get caught up in the pick play from TE and WR.
Hey man, we like your Kermit voice!
Buffalo in thier base D the D line is not getting pushed back at all.
Yeah the steelers OL got manhandled early. If you’re gonna run duo, those double teams gotta move guys 3-4+ yards. Cannot let 2 guys hold the point of attack versus 4 OL because you’re already losing the numbers game
Playoff games have a lot of momentum from the first few possessions. We couldn’t get the push up front early and we lost all the momentum needed to win
The article today on ESPN in which Art Rooney gives another vote of confidence in favor of Kenny Pickett is disheartening. As a middle-aged fan, this is one of my few long-time gripes about this team's ownership family....hanging on way too long to coaches/players after it's clear that a change is needed. Rudolph breathed life into this offense for a reason and it wasn't only because he is different than Pickett.
Great video alex as always.
Question though?
Seeing where this offense is at the moment (personnel), what would be the first thing you would evaluate if you were the OC? Do you think its enough talent overall? How would you approach this offense?
Thanks! Yeah the things you first study is the talent. Get to know your personnel. That's the OCs first job.
Throwing every run play in the playbook to see if it sticks is better than running the same play over and over i suppose. But I want to see some in the moment analysis from the next OC situation so they can adjust faster to take advantage of how the defense is playing. Isaac got dogged every time those first 5 plays. LBs were downhill at the snap on every play. Thats why we need an OC that designs and calls play action and routes to the middle with some consistency and timing. Hit a dig route early off play action behind the LBs ears and they would have played differently the rest of the game. That in turn would have pulled safeties down and provided opportunity for some shots downfield. Sometimes i wonder if the steelers don’t have a guy in the booth talking to the playcaller about what they are seeing and how to take advantage. Even my highschool team staff had that. Again, variety is better than just doing the same stuff over and over expecting different results, but being a quality OC is less about throwing darts at the wall, and more about methodically countering the defensive scheme and playstyle as quickly as possible to keep them off balance and uncomfortable. Any OC can call plays when everything is working like we saw the last 3 weeks of the season, its when things aren’t working and you have to make changes on the fly that great OCs distinguish themselves.
In terms of the pass game, i dont like 3rd down playcalls with only 1 read, even with rub designs. I get using the bunch to try and create traffic for the linebacker on jaylen, but its clear all 3 guys in the bunch are solely there to rub. I think you could better design it to still create a rub without wasting 3 receivers and have 1 or two backup routes in case the primary doesn’t win or you get zone coverage. Theres too much talent on the field at receiver to have them just run rubs to the same area
Exactly. The best offensive minds always have backup plans on top of backup plans. We have to get someone who knows how to adjust on the fly like you said. If the run isn’t working, im not going to keep doing in 5 straight times to get the same result. That’s putting me behind. The box is loaded. A hard playaction with routes that are leveraged to favor easy targets should be the counter.
Every single thing you said is spot on. What is very upsetting is that Najee actually came to the sideline early in the game and told the OC to throw the ball because they were (obviously) selling out to the run on early downs. Tomlin insisted on imposing his will. I guess that's how you get crushed 5 times in a row in the playoffs, you just insist that what you planned is right, players just aren't executing it. SMH.
@@eddepersis4479 that is wild💀. No fcking way tomlin would be that damn stupid. This is why certain coaches plah chess and he plays checkers
Yep, how many times have we heard "the players just need to execute better"? We either need much better players (possible) or what they're being asked to "execute" has a small chance for success in the situations they're being asked to execute it.@@2kolbe010
The pass play breakdown is good, however I think it is actually Heyward's fault. He is supposed to stop and sort of pick that LB so he can't follow the RB out to the flat. The example against the Browns is perfect the TE stops and turns like he is running a route stopping in front of the LB.
George needs to attend a speed camp this off-season.
Bills were overselling run the first few drives with their LBs crashing hard. I was screaming for the Steelers to run a PA pass and when they finally hit that big one to Pat
Yeah, I think the fact the box was loaded should be a signal to throw the damn ball, not go "Doh, I think maybe a different run play might work, let's try this one", when you're outnumbered and as you said they had no respect for the PA and essentially run blitzing every 1st and 2nd down.
Some good thinks some mediocre thinks,some bad think!s and some What The Hell Were You Thinking Thinks 🇨🇦😄
Does Mason Cole ever win a matchup? He always loses leverage to his mark, and they only seem to be able to run when it's away from his guy.
Business is business. For Mason to get the most money out of the Steelers he will need to talk to other teams. For him who is the most tempting team because of their combination of coaches OL & cap space?
How do you feel Rudolph did vs the bills?
Struggled to read things early. Got fooled. Improved after the 1st quarter
@Alex_Kozora I think he did fine after the first two series. Steelers moved the ball fine after that. I don't think interception was a bad read. The DB made an amazing play. He was leaning and facing inside when Rudolph threw the ball and then pushed deonte off the route and undercut him with the ball in the air. Terrible play call, though. Should have done a QB draw with that exact formation. What do you think?
@@Dee-nonamnamrson8718 i think it's hard for a QB when they're given repeated 3rd and longs. he didn't look great, but the early focus on the run made his job a lot harder.
Was this the same play Pickens scored on v Jax?
I'd have to look back but I don't think so. Think it was a 4x1 look
It was. They ran that against the Rams and it was very successful too. Then of course, never to be seen again.@@Alex_Kozora
Could the Bills defense been well prepared for what the Steelers were running because it was late in the season and the plays were previously used against other teams? The called plays shown weren't successful obviously.
Yes. Its the offs. Your strengths will be tested severely and your weaknesses will be exploited if you don’t have enough skills to prepare yourself thoroughly.
Surprise surprise the opposing teams watch film too lol. They defended our best calls in situations better because they knew we would run them and not play chess and build off of these concepts like real offensive coordinators do.
Broderick Jones was getting beat routinely.
Of coarse our run game didnt work in the beginning.....these morons went in there treating this like a regular season game.... does the word "confuse" mean anything to our offense? Good gosh, i would hate to see those dudes play poker.
We were obvious all year. It was worse with Canada.
The Steelers never got any of the PI's or hands to the face calls right in front of the refs. Alex, Video time:6:46. Dionte was held by Buffalo's CB on the line of scrimmage by the face mask on the pass that went to warren. the side judge is right there looking @ the line and did nothing. Pickens said it after the game. You cannot play the team and the Refs. Travesty.
That's not my focus. I'm just going into the mind of the play call before the team even breaks the huddle.
Tomlin never learns. Mason saved his season and worthless plus 500 record . Pickett is injury prone and ranked last... Pickett wont last 5 games
Mason Cole is trash