The Chargers just changed how the NFL plays defense against the Ravens
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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2019
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Damn. Tom Brady just changed the way the Chargers play defense again.
Yeah... this one didn't age terribly well.
LMAO, Wren! ;)
Meh, most of the ravens/chargers plays he showed were the ravens fucking up offensively rather than the chargers doing anything innovative. You knew the Pats were at least not going to be that bad.
Yeah they didn’t play
I wonder if the particular success of this particular game actually came down to the Ravens' QB and Coach not accurately reading, or at least guessing, what the D line was about to do. The Patriots and Brady, on the other hand having far too many tussles with the Chargers not to know our basic defensive strategy and style, were able to mostly able to decipher what was being set up on the field and counteract that strategy with their own plans. Also, Brady during the game changed many of the plays on the line constantly throwing off the look to the defense, whereas the Ravens did very little of that, improvising only after the play had initiated and when their initial plan had broken down.
Can you do a video on the coaching hires? I'd like to hear your grades on them
Cade Buurstra - Not sure if you're wondering about a certain team or around the league in general. As a Falcons fan however, you can go ahead and give us an F.
@@MrBigShot110 who did they hire as the coordinators?
@@MrBigShot110 Same goes for the Redskins. Jay Gruden & Bruce Allen needs to be fired!
The Buccs get an A+.
Bruce Arians is great with quarterbacks and in what is likely Winston's last year to put himself over the edge a qb whisperer is the perfect hire.
If he can get Jameis over the edge they'll have a franchise quarterback. If Jameis doesn't go over the edge it was his last chance anyway and now they've got a qb whisperer for the next guy who they're going to draft.
Whether it works out or not Tampa Bay had their head in the right place.
@@bolbyballinger but how's the defense tho?
You’ve heard of Tampa 2 now get ready for Charger 3
...lol, whoops
May want to tell Brady.
This didn't age well
beat me too it.
It didn't, but this is still the future of the league. Lots of big, athletic safeties on the field in place of LBs.
@daboss I can think of a few others that would have fit too. Chancellor, Polomalu, etc.
@daboss It's moot. It's been tried before (with lighter/faster LBs) and the answer is always balanced D and being able to adapt/have versatile personnel.
Most of his videos don't
They think they’re so special, I’ve been doing this in madden for ages
I've literally replaced all of my ILBs with safeties and FS/SS with corners. I'm OP as hell.
Cuz I'm a wanderer same, I only let 2 linebackers on my field max
SS LB Swap out of Nickel is one of my go-tos. It's user city with that.
Teriyaki Boss yeah, Amos is my favourite user atm
Cuz I'm a wanderer yes dude the CB and safety position is key speed beats speed
They are getting torched by the pats
The Seahawks, Jags, Titans, etc have been using this since 2013. It works on a rookie qb, but you just saw how well it works against a veteran.
Maybe Anthony Lynn watches your channel
goats can only learn from other goats
*gus Bradley
@@nickdoesrobloxnickdr why not Lynn? Could been either
So this man cost the Chargers then? Shit
Thankfully somebody with a solid evaluation of Jackson. I feel like he either gets too much hype (he won 6 games as a rookie, unstoppable offense, best rookie this year) or simply hate (too small, can't throw, will get hurt anyway).
I'd be shocked if he didn't get injured
@@Bobbynotthingham He slides when he needs to and is good at avoiding pressure in the pocket. I think he'll be alright, especially as mobile QBs go.
UltimateBreloom they said the same about Watson and look what happen
@@UltimateBreloom To last in this league he has to become a better thrower. Pre snap reads, post snap reads, Footwork and mechanics. He has a load of talent and an Offseason to put in work. If he still relies that heavily on his running ability next year I don't think he'll play more than 3 good years
Nah you're just a fucking hater
4:51 am upload time? I'll take it
Stay up all night... get a Brett video
Its a good day :)
Well in Europe it's like 11am so he's right on time for breakfast :^)
@@Finkelfunk lool true
I put this on God I just read this message at 4:51 am on God that's crazy
Lucky me, living in Europe. I can actually Watch your Videos as soon as they come out
Same here!
Saaaame
Don't they all come out at the same time
What makes you think you get it first?
@@tramerecornelius4676 yes, but it was uploaded 4 am in the us and like 7pm where i live
Apparently the Chargers knew when a pass was going to be a pass and a run was going to be a run by the Tackle's foot placement before the snap. That probably had something to do with it. Imagine committing your line to that crash and then having quick slants thrown at you in the opposite direction of the run. Easy way to get five yards every play, and honestly I can see the Pats doing it if LA tries to pull this again.
Edit: At 4:42 look at the linebackers: They have ALL committed fully to the run there before the ball's been handed off. If the Left WR is running a slant, that's a decent gain. All Jackson has to do is fake the handoff and sling it.
ya heard about that too
Plus chargers run cover 3. The falcons have seen what the pats did on that D. But this is not apple to apple comparison. We still need to see the game. Will brady prove and trigger the nation again? Or philip will finally receive his missing ring?
Caesaroctopus Probably not there will be a different game plan for the Pats. The chargers committed so hard because Jackson doesn’t adjust pre snap not does he read the defense.
@Jake Shattuck Agreed. You can reference the Jacksonville vs. Pats breakdown for that. The jags should have went for their bread and butter but they switched to zone after brady threw dimes left and right. They only made it worse. Brady gashed it and went on for the dub. As much as mamy believe brady sucks, he is an exceptional passer. The key is crashing the pocket and man defense. Zone opens up the routes Belichick designed. Pressure takes brady's precious time. That is what I think they should be doing.
P.s. Jacksonville man D was good at that game. Brady is just good, believe it or not.
Welp Brett you’ve jinxed both teams you did a film room for...
On top of the Urinatingtree jinx
"The Chargers just changed how the NFL plays defense"
Didn't see any defense this afternoon. Tom spanked them.
Did he rush for 3td's? Did he pick off rivers? Was he part of the dominant oline? Lmao get off his nuts
Completing 80% of his throws for 350 yeards, a td and no picks. You are visibly upset.
@@gezamihalyi7861 if you know football, you know he changes the game on the line of scrimmage, makes audibles for protection and running lanes. He made every fucking throw to move the chains. 2 Tds for Michel were on the Goal line. He is the ultimate Teamplayer and no stat padder. Watch the fucking game next time, before you write stupid shit!
@@sportfreak12 I did watch the game. You guys are looking purely at stats. The entire game he was throwing check downs to Edelman and company. Ever notice how, in games Tom has missed since 2001, the Patriots are 19-7 -- literally the same win percentage? Saying Tom is 'the ultimate team player' is a blatant showcase of football ignorance. The Patriots are just dominant, with or without Tom Brady.
@@verde7595How are they in playoff games he doesn't play? How far into the playoffs did they go in 2008?
i swear just 5 minutes ago i thougt; "hey its 3 am on friday night, why brett havent uploded anything" :)
On god🤞
The Patriots ran the ball hard down field against the defensive backs. After one day, another one of this man's videos ages terribly.
It didn't age terribly in fact the Pats game even makes this video more interesting because we got an example of how the scheme is defeated to go with how the scheme is suppose to work.
The Pats o-line along with help from the TEs and fullback out-muscled the 4-man defensive front of the Chargers which exposed the DBs to Sony Michel. Brett mentioned it worked against the Ravens because the d-line constantly disrupted the entire Ravens o-line leaving the DBs with relatively easy tackles on the outside against RBs whose angles and stalled momentum prevented them from running over the DBs.
Coming back to this to review Bradley's defensive schemes. Lets see what he can do to improve the Raiders defense.
Feeling better about that week 1 matchup after watching this 💩
he sucks bro, we let him go for a reason
This didn’t age well
up up up you go
Back to the drawing board haha
It wasn't really relevant to the Pats game which I am sure is part of the reason why Brett barely touched on it being used against the Pats. The Patriots are a very funny team in that they are so adaptable, their most defined identity is that they don't define their identity. One game they beat you with power running, then they beat you with Brady's arm, then they beat you with checkdowns to running backs. They even change their identity drive to drive. They are the exact opposite of the clearly defined Ravens rushing attack.
That being said Chargers did do some 7 DB stuff today but nothing really worked for them. To my untrained eye it looked like the Pats oline just killed the dline. Chargers dline, unlike against the Ravens, was pushed out of the way by the Pats olinee (with a little help from Gronk), this made runs up the middle effective for the Pats (120 yards rushing for Michel) and gave Brady lots of time to torch the secondary on passing plays.
At all
Thanks Brett! Great video, and great to see my team examined here! Appreciate your always incredible content!
Good thing I don't sleep, Brett coming in clutch with the upload!
FINALLY you show some charger love!!!⚡️⚡️
Early upload mate. Means looking out for your Aussie viewers
Hello from the future
American living in Aus here@@BrettKollmann, your great videos are how I've been introducing and getting a lot of Aussies excited about the game.
@@BrettKollmann glad you could finally make it too the weekend. Keep posting great vids!
Australian living in Australia. Watching every game, don't have a team except for team Brett!
Glad to hear it! Though I'm sure a lot of them still prefer Aussie Rules haha
Man, your channel has just become one of my favorites. I'll watch all your old videos! Congrats and thanks!
Love your breakdowns Brett!
Bad timing for this video. It was valid for exactly one day lol.
PLEASE u have to do a video on the patriots and their run/screen game today... it just looks so good and executed to perfection and I want to know the details as why
I would but unfortunately GamePass is broken for this game so I can't use the film from it
I appreciate your edit in the description. This is one of those games where the game plan SHOULD have been game specific, and the Chargers should have recognized that if there was a competent passer / someone who could recognize what the defense was intending on doing that they would get destroyed. Unfortunately they didn't make adjustments and just went head long into NE where the offense took exactly what the Chargers were giving them. There was zero chance of this working in NE because Brady had full control at the line of scrimmage to decide whether they were going to run the ball or throw a 5 yard slant/screen so they got wrecked in the first half. Perhaps as Lamar develops as a QB he will be able to recognize and make those decisions at the line of scrimmage, then the Ravens will be a terrifying team to play, until then though the Chargers gave you the defense to stop this kind of offense. It was a brilliant defensive strategy for this one game.
Disclaimer: I am a pats fan, but I called exactly what the Pats would do to this defense if they brought the same scheme to Foxborough. It was fairly clear how beatable it was but it is only beatable IF you have the ability to check the play at the line of scrimmage.
Dude good job. I'm very new to the NFL but your videos helps me understand the game and makes it more enjoyable to watch. I subbed. Keep up the good work.
I thought this looked like B.S. when I watched it, and so did the rest of America watching them play today.
I am a Pats fan but this defensive scheme is as one dimensional as the offense it defeated. Patriots have a different offense and therefore it did not work on them. Also the Chargers really didn't use 7 DBs that often during the game.
Glad to see the Chargers defense really stuffed the Patriots
Great video as always Brett. Keep it up. Love your stuff.
This is very well done. Thank you.
And the Patriots ran their asses into the dirt! Go Pats!
Do a video on the chiefs defense next ;)
Sad
Stfu you bitch...stop hatin
Passed* x)
@@puffdaddyboii1233 Super bowl bitch :P
Pats always get a easy walk to an AFC East divisional title & a 1st round buy even though they had the 3rd best record. But in the end they beat both teams with better AFC records (Chargers & Chiefs @ 12-4 v 11-5) in the playoffs & then held the Rams to just 3 points. What can you say?
Did anyone else see the other big play at 8:38 ?
Watch the receiver on the very left. The defender responsible for his zone thought the play was over when the pocket collapsed. But since Lamar escaped the defender went on covering the next guy he found: Snead. The moment Lamar threw the pass the receiver behind Snead had 5 yds between him and his defender plus the defender was running in the wrong direction!
That is a good read when he decided to run left. But yeah, he still did not see it.
Yes! Wide open and Jackson loaded then pulled
Defender broke to cover Snead and left Crabtree wide open. Lamar could have thrown up a duck and it still would've been a TD.
Love your work
YES!!! You listened! Loved the talking intro!!! Keep it!
This didn't age well.
Well this hasn’t aged well
Brett, I have to say, the content you put out, each and every week, is the best on RUclips. Looking forward to it every single week, getting my 15 minutes of Football nerd fest in! Thanks for bringing us new angles on the game!
Brett thanks for dropping football god tier content. I am truly grateful for what you are doing. You are my favorite football RUclips channel! Keep up the great work!
This video is not aging well lol
Zone defense against Brady. Lynn must've watched old Steelers tape.
I love your content keep up the great work
Great video. I would love to see a video of how the Pats O-line lit up this game plan. I’m surprised Scarnecchia hasn’t gotten opportunities from other teams. Your editing is much better from when you first started posting.
Worked well against the patriots.
and now they're getting their cheeks clapped by the patriots, delete this nephew
Yesssss a chargers video!⚡⚡ thank you Brett, love the videos! Always am in aw with your breakdowns. And always feel smarter and hype to watch the games after your analysis⚡ #BoltUp
Keep up the good work my man!
Give up 20 first downs in one half? Yeah, they're changing it alright
It's funny that this was a video titled and thumbnailed as a Charger video but then quickly devolved into a Lamar Jackson's shortcomings video lol
Edit: to be clear this is just pointing out how linked these two phases of Football really are. Still a wonderful video.
Right. The first half was about exactly how the Chargers took away the run (and I think it was the pinch by the DL + Ingram and Bosa's speed and recognition on the edges more than the 7 DBs).
The rest on how the Ravens playcalling DID adjust, but Jackson was unable to take advantage of the holes in the D.
Another great video!!!
The beginning of this episode was beast, it gave me chills as a chargers fan, love ur videos bro
Thank you!
And after this the chargers defense gets roasted
This one aged like a fine wine
Seeing my boys get credit for their domination and you breaking it all down so clearly makes me a very happy boy.
Also I see you setting up episode 100 for the super bowl preview.
One of the best football analysts channels .. you make it pretty simple for me who just got into deep analysis’
Brett talks at the beginning about how little space for mistakes this defense leaves, and the game was not over until it was over, despite the feel that the Chargers dominated the whole time. If Lamar Jackson takes all what's to learn in this game, next year is going to be a interesting one for Baltimore.
MalakianM2S they played prevent in Q4!
They should have trusted Lamar to throw the football when the run game wasnt working
@@ThePadi94 : Well it was piss poor prevent because Lamar was killing them by passing over the top.
Good prediction!
This is like the 3rd video in a row that he has been proven terribly wrong the very next game
Because Brett Kollmann is just some guy who watches film. He knows no more than the rest of us, and a lot of the time his videos are just fluff pieces. Every player in the draft is the best prospect he's ever seen, the Chargers just revolutionized NFL defenses (conveniently ignoring the fact that Lamar can barely read a defense or throw the ball downfield), etc.
How was any point this video made proven wrong by their game against the Patriots?
love your videos, the grammar, the way certain words have meaning, great stuff. If you could do a video about a dominant "hammer"linebacker, thanks.
I've been waiting for this
I love your videos Brett. But good GOD this aged horribly.
So do a lot of his vids, tbf. His last 4 have blown up, for a start.
@@wisemantle8885 How?
My last four were this one, the one on Russell Wilson's deep ball (which is accurate), the Colts being a legit playoff team and Houston's worst matchup (they were), and the Ravens run game being not all it's cracked up to be (it wasn't).
Hell, even this episode didn't label the Chargers defense as some end all, be all system. It was talking about a versatile personnel package. The problem was that no matter what personnel the Chargers had on the field they ran the same damn coverage - that won't work against Brady.
You beat Brady by crashing the pocket and playing man coverage against his lackluster receivers.
exactly, the only reason they beat the chargers was because of our horrible middle D-line and their runs up the middle. Those fucking killed us.
@@eleveneleven5014 The defense absolutely put the clamps down on Rivers. Can't forget that.
Darth Hoodie made sure to prove you wrong. Wow, that was a clinic by the Pats.
I think that was maybe your greatest intro to any analysis you’ve made so far
Can you justify the hype around Trevor Lawrence? Everyone is saying he's NFL ready and the best QB prospect since John Elway/ Andrew Luck, but i would like to know why.
It's kinda silly to rate him this high this early. Hes got great potential but so do a lot of other players. Most will fizzle out at the next level. Until Lawrence gets there and performs well I can't say he's the next great thing. He has a better start than most though.
After watching this kid play in person, it's annoying how good he is. That's all
Same shit with Tua last year
Psh, the kid is a monster, you should watch his highlights against alabama, he was ballin out dropping buckets, he really is the next great qb, and any team that takes him is going to be set for many years
TheUndefeatedMagician This Man was ranked #2 in his class on final rankings but was #1 most of the yr based on his production on field he didn’t win the Elite 11 and dropped too #2 behind Justin Fields who couldn’t beat out a Sophmore
I’ve been all in on the Chargers for the AFC since they went 6/7 on their last 7 games last year. They have a generational roster with a hall of fame QB, a great RB, a handsy receiver, and a hell of a defense. This team has the roster to get the Super Bowl, and one team stands in their way....
Hoping for a chargers saints superbowl 🤞
yep one team a team with a QB who clearly doesn't want to take a hit. Who freaks now under too much constant pressure in the pocket, ( from PGH and it was almost unbelievable to watch ) a TE who needs a walker to get down field and a deep threat who's in recovery. Everything was setting up nicely . . until the damn weather man got involved . . . freak'n weather !?!?!? + if the Colts win can't help but wonder how badly does the NFL want to avoid the Chargers hosting the title game at their place ?? odds of a Charger win increase if KC wins.
Colts win look for more 3rd down flags to keep Patriot drives alive and stall the Chargers
@@ppinchera8225 The Colts are their biggest threat
@@supremeblackkai1229 the Colts are in a hole right now in KC. ( near mid 3rd Qr )
Three teams stand in their way. Also, they don't even appear to have the best current roster, nonetheless a generational one.
Wow I learned a lot... awesome analysis
These intros always get me hyped!
The honeymoon is over for Jackson and navy like offense. Until he becomes a credible passer there will be not a lot to stop the Chargers game from happening again and again.
Gringo Bandito that’s not necessarily true, the Chargers were able to pull it off so flawlessly because they have on of the better defensive units in the NFL. It’s not always about the scheme, but also the execution.
Brad Parekh the scheme is so easy to execute that the chargers played safeties completely out of position at linebacker and saw no drop off in play.
Gringo Bandito: Jackson will improve. But Damn. He was a rookie, with 7 games under his belt who the collective intelligentsia of the NFL had to get together and try to stop. NFL Network did an entire segment on how to stop Lamar and the running game. Secondly the Chargers knew exactly when the Ravens would pass or run. There was no element of surprise. Thirdly. ONLY the Chargers have Ingram and Bosa. Ravens can still do well during the regular season running their scheme if they choose to. Besides, just as the Chargers countermoved them they can now coutermove the Chargers and any other opponents. Lastly, they invented a whole new defense to stop a 7 game rookie Lamar. He hadn't seen it. Morningwig hadn't seen it, his OL hadn't seen it and Jackson is supposed to suddenly diagnose it and know how to attack it? I know Brett said it was cover 3 all day but they didn't play it like cover three. Again it was a new "batshit crazy defense" and Ingram and Bosa made it batshit effective. Give credit where credit is due. The Chargers defense simply kicked the Ravens offensive ass.
The Honeymoon is over for Jackson but for an 8 game run, into the playoffs and AFC North champ I''d say he had one helllafied run. .Lamar lost and lost badly. However, compared to the other rookie qbs he was excellent.
Willie Johnson never said Jackson was a complete write off but, the whole point of the run game in today’s NFL is to set up the pass - refer to the previous vid on the seahawks. The defense wasn’t very special outside of safeties at linebacker spot. Otherwise, the chargers used the scrape exchange technique to take away the read option (which was being used against RG3, Kaepernick, Wilson, Newton in 2014) and played cover 3 like they had been all year.
The real question is whether he’s an athletic QB who struggles to read coverage/has mechanic issues throwing like RG3. Or, is he an athletic QB who doesn’t rely on running the ball to succeed like Wilson or Watson. I get the feeling he’ll sit in between these groups and have a career like Newton. Jackson like Newton will require a certain amount of carries to succeed but his passing game will never be truly reliable.
@@GenoAtkins : Hmmm. You make good points. However Kollman just spent nearly the entirety of the video telling you how unconventional this defense was even though he had scripted something like this previously.
It went beyond even his analysis. Lamar and Morningwig have seen cover 3. They knew how to deal with that. This Chargers defense was new. Ingram was blowing up everything, and he wasn't blitzing. Bosa was living in the backfield .
I'm not making excuses for Jackson. Jackson had a horrible game passing. I think he will be ok but the jury is admittedly still out. A career like Newton is not too shabby. I'll certainly take that over a career like Rivers (so far) and Palmer.
kind of sucks being here too early for comments
amazing content super cool thanks
Thanks for the saturday morning gift, Brett!
It's not working right now against NE lol
This isn’t aging well they are getting smoked by the patriots
The Colts video didnt age well either lol
Thanks for doing an episode on my Chargers!
And The very next week when they tried that shit we just went big and crushed those smaller players.
I'm actually waiting for yr video on that game. Big fan of this channel now boss. Keep'em coming bro
Brett, it’s 4 am man get some rest..
I mean, he probably uploaded the video the previous day. These videos take forever to upload onto RUclips.
Your analysis fails in one very critical way. You fail to understand that this mention this won't work against teams with a real passing game. Using this scheme against a team that utilizes play action like Kansas City or the Rams would be absolutely disastrous. This only works because Jackson cant effectively pass.
Maybe he should've mentioned specifically that this wouldn't work against every team. I assume Brett assumed it was obvious that this scheme is not going to work 100% of the time, just like every other defensive scheme.
What defensive scheme fits every team?
@@YoungGzBlitz Cover 2, Cover 3, Tampa 2.
Most schemes work against all teams, actually. Very few teams change schemes based on opponents, they just study tendencies and plays to understand responsibilities and key players/plays.
@Steven Soco he does a great job of explaining why this works against the Ravens, but a poor job of explaining why it would fail against other offenses. Simply adding that wrinkle to this analysis makes it a lot more powerful IMO.
that flacco to jackson pan fade was perfect at the end
wow you did call this a few weeks back i watched that vid great job!
This week wasn't your best.
Add it to the list; Pryor, Hackenburg, Mallet, Seahawks, Ravens, Dupree, Oliver etc. Great channel, but wrong a lot.
Rip they got ripped to shreds by my Patriots
I love the edit in the description 😂
About time you made a positive video about my chargers!
aaaaaand the patriots just changed it right back
Can you break down the G.O.A.T Nathan Peterman? Maybe as an April’s fool joke :)
Accuracy - Bad
Pocket Awareness - Bad
Decision Making - Very Bad
I hardly comment. This is great content. Nice job.
Very nice, man!
This edition hasn't aged well - even though it's only 2 days since posting... ;)
They gettin smoked brett!!!!😂😂😂😆
best football channel on yt for sure.
Hey Brett,
I watch just about all of your film room videos. I was curious what about this defensive alignment you thought was so revolutionary. Was it them using 7-8 DBs against the run? I'm curious because I believe that Mike Pettine has been doing that all year with the Packers. Well at least he was through the middle of the season before injuries decimated their D-line and their safety position + trading away Clinton-Dix. Also I would agree with the comment that you should do a video on your thoughts about the new coaching hires after the Superbowl. Thanks for the great content.
Well, it seems the Patriots had other plans
And the patriots showed them how to undo it..
You ain’t slick uploading all late, I GOT THE NOTIFICATIONS. I know what I’m watching first thing in the morn
That Flacco/Lamar outro shot with the music crescendoing in was badass.
Sure screwed this game....
This didn't age well at all and it's only been a few days, LOL
Love the breakdowns! I would love to see another one featuring the Chiefs and Mahomes
Coming back to this vid once again to see something and realized it’s like playing madden and stooping the run with the dime packages