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Speaker 3: All right, So I'm trying to find it where it
was in the chat. I can't really find it. Let's see,
let's see, Oh there is from Jared. And you mentioned
this earlier, but I didn't even know you were talking
about one singular game. And Jared asked, what's the number
of passes behind the line of scrimmage? We have to
be leading the SEC. I'll look up that number as
Matt's talking here. But see, yeah, well I don't even
know like leading, but I'll tell you exactly how many
it is. But Matt did mention eleven, not this year,
eleven in this game we're at the line of scrimmage
or behind the line of scrimmage.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thirty eight pass attempts against ole miss eleven of
them behind or at the line of scrimmage, which you
know I means screens. You're not gonna throw a real
passer out of the line of scrimmageunless I mean it
could be a checkdown or swinger. But eleven pass routes
behind the line of scrimmage. If you take those pass
attempts away, our passes down the field, we were at
forty percent completion, which, if you're doing the math on that,
that's called losing football right there. Forty two for the year,
forty two total passes by line, forty two passes at
or behind the line, And we did that. We broke
the first three weeks down I believe, before the Southeast
us kind of making our case like something's not right.
The game plan has changed based on something that is
not right. We don't know what it is. Then the ABB,
like the ab stuff came out. You know, we were
hoping he wouldn't play. I don't know if it actually
would have helped. I have no idea. We don't know
the details of it. But all we could tell you
based on a game plan based on these stats and
how many passes behind the line of scrimmage, how many
screen passes, the lack of production down the field, even
the lack of attempts. I mean, we had a lot
more attempts this past week, but maybe we shouldn't have.
I mean, because it wasn't good down the field. That's
something space on all that something's not right, and we
talked about it hour one. If you're just joining us,
like we're talking about Garrett Innsmeyer's lack of production and
we can all see it not playing well. Passing game
is not a threat. And if that's your biggest threat,
and it's not a threat, it's not a good.
Speaker 3: What is your biggest threat because right now you're not
threatening anybody in the run game.
Speaker 5: No, there is not one person in the SEC or
outside the SEC for that matter. I guess because Southeastern
sure wasn't that is afraid of your running game. Yeah,
they're not afraid of how you're linemen or blocking it.
They're not afraid of the scheme. They're not afraid of
the footwork you're linemen are using. They're not afraid of
the footwork the running backs are using. We've seen running
backs miss holes mysteries, but we've also seen them not
have any holes or reads to make. So there's not
just one thing to point out in this whole situation.
The easy thing, the easy pickings is you know play
Colin or you know nuss Meyer's production. Something's not right
with nus Meyer that that I don't know if like,
we'll probably never know, but I can tell you it's
got to be a fact, right, Like it's there's no
there's no way that it's not based on what we
say now if this is his first year starting.
Speaker 2: I just be like, Oh, he's just good. I guess
we know he is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's not just what he's done in the past
is not an accident, and it's certainly not an accident
that this big of a drop off in his production
in the way it looks. But there's not just one
thing to point out on the offense, it's everything, literally everything.
Aaron Anderson has been the bright spot, the absolute biggest
bright spot of the offense this season.
Speaker 2: And he goes down early in the game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he went down, and you know, he's that guy
that you go to in like any clutch situation. Certainly
that's been the point of emphasis in every clutch situation
over really the last year into half there. But I mean,
there's so many different things that you could point out
offensively right now, and most of them, if not all
of them, are negative. Like it's just kind of what
you know at times, like if I was to pick
pick out a positive, there was clean enough pockets.
Speaker 2: At most of the game to be able.
Speaker 3: To throw out of that, but then it turns right
back into the frustrating part right of having or clean
bogget to.
Speaker 2: Throw out of.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I think it's probably like if if you're
listening out there, like, man, this is kind of real
negative right now because we lost, Like if we would
have somehow pulled it off, which we easily could have
pulled the game off right one play here, two plays
or whatever it is, easily could have played the tones
a lot different. And I get that, And you're absolutely right.
The tones always different when you lose according to when
you win. Loses highlight everything even more. But there's been
deficiencies we've talked about every single week. Now you highlight
a lot more positive because everything is still because it
hasn't like jumped up to bite you just yet. There
have been deficiencies on the offense all year long. We
haven't seen any on the defense this year. This is
I mean, they would probably tell you the worst defensive
performance and it was still pretty good. It was still
winning defense, winning football out there on the defense.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like you know, I know the yards they gave up,
but they were on the field for ninety plays, ninety.
Speaker 2: Ninety plays, fifty in the first half, ninety plays. Sure,
I thought, like, get off the field.
Speaker 3: I mean AJ Halsey, who's on the field for eighty
eight plays, played incredible, honestly, Like AJ Halsey was a
dude out there. I thought PJ. Woodland played great, Like
he made the adjustment right. They were one on one coverage,
they were on those back shoulders. The referees weren't letting
them hand fight, and so look and you have to
play to how they're officiating the game. But and then
he figured it out and he went out there and
he made a hell of a play on an interception
and almost took it all the way back. I thought
DeMarcus Cooley played another great game. Like there's performances on
the defense that are winning football. Now, do you want
to get off the field on third down?
Speaker 2: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: That was that was the story of the game for you.
On the defensive side of the football, they were fifty percent.
They were eight of sixteen on third down. But when
you pair with kind of the game flow and things
you had to do to win the game, I thought
there was enough winning plays on defense to win the game.
I can't say I mean, I can't say the same
thing about offense.
Speaker 5: Yeah, for sure, there was there was enough, especially going
against that team they're almost almost a secondary.
Speaker 2: Was not that good.
Speaker 3: They looked they looked pretty good, they looked the party,
They played fast, they played quick, but they shouldn't have
been able to match up with our offense and our
our talent.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's it's easy after a loss. I get it.
Speaker 5: It's easy pick as of coming here and talk negative, negative, negative,
and if we would have won, maybe it's at it's
it's way more positive obviously, But that was the first
time all the deficiencies that we have seen and kind
of talked about and pointed out and and and you know,
all the fans can see it.
Speaker 2: Even when you're winning a game.
Speaker 5: If you can't run the ball, if you can't do this,
you can't throw it deep, all these different things, there's
always hope that it's going to change and it's not
going to bite you in the butt and put a
loss in the loss column. Like there's there's always kind
of hope like we're doing this bad, but we just
got changed this this this well, if you don't change
it eventually, it's gonna it's gonna catch up to you.
And then at that point once it does catch up
to you, and it's like, well, we didn't make the adjustments.
We didn't make the changes, we didn't get better here,
we didn't go through our mistakes last week and cut
those mistakes out, and then you get a loss in
the lost column that you shouldn't have. And yes, the defense,
that's like, that's that's our identity this year. Defense is
our identity. I didn't have that on the Bengo card,
but it is. And that's just the fact of the matter.
So it's easy to highlight. Man, you got to get
off third down, third down. But they did play winning football.
Ole Miss made some plays link iff It made a
couple of good play calls. I still don't think that
Chambliss is a championship caliber quarterback. I think ole Miss
will lose a couple of games this year.
Speaker 2: Hm.
Speaker 5: I was trying to find a positive way to oh, no, goodness,
couldn't do it, couldn't do it.
Speaker 3: I will say, you know, obviously, the one the one
drive for the defense was in the fourth quarter where
you gave him, you know, fifty yards free.
Speaker 2: You know, you gave them penalty yards, and.
Speaker 3: I think that was which which it was a touchdown drive,
but you know west Weeks, it's about to be second
and twenty right, and he's rushing the passer and he
does a good job of forcing a throw and it's
an errant throw and you push him at the end
and you get fifteen yards and that drive they ended
up getting fifty penalty yards, So half the field in
a penalty situation like that was one that wone hurt
as much as any of them, because you had plays
obviously that you were going out there, you were successful,
you had the right call, and then unfortunately I have
to go back and see exactly when that.
Speaker 5: I think the biggest having plays that defensive standpoint, the
biggest negative take away that I took from the game
was our lack of communication and our missed assignments in
the pre snap lineup out of off of a timeout. Yeah,
I believe I counted two times out of a out
of a timeout on the field where its a big
play the third down up. Maybe it was a two
point conversion, I can't remember what it was that we
had to line up and they motioned, we didn't make
an adjustment and there was one time there was two
defenders to cover three receivers out to the right. They
just didn't make so coming. I think the communication, I
don't know what happened. You would think, you know, it's
the best time to be prepared is coming out of
a timeout because you get to talk to the coaches
face to face or everyone titled up talking to their position,
coaches talking about are this defense or running? If they
motioned here, this is what we're doing. If they stay
in this formation, this is this is how we're attacking it.
I think that was the most That was probably the
only part of the day that I was like real
disappointed in on the defense. Was just simple things lining
up right on defense coming out of a timeout. Those
are the only two things, like you know, you could
there's other things, the third down efficiencies, some PI calls,
things like that that you could really harp on, but
like those those are combative penalties. Those are combative mistakes.
Like your guys are trying, they're they're holding them to
a minimal amount of points. Your offense is getting three
and out. So we're on the field a lot, we're tired,
we're exhaustible, we're fighting through it. But like a mental
air from that same point, it's not really the only
thing that I was like, man, we got to clean
that part up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was that second quarter touchdown drive that I
was talking about. It was five places seventy yards, and
I think I believe fifty of it was from penalty
yards because you had them on their thirty yard line,
you get a stop for no gain, they get a
holding call, so now it backs it up to the
twenty yard line, so it's first and twenty. It was
going to be an incomplete pass and that's when West
Weeks gets a fifteen yard penalty for roughing the passers.
So they get it back on the thirty five and
then you've got incompletion. Incompletion, now you're at third and ten,
but you get an off set penalty, so now it's
third and five. Okay, so another penalty, and then they
complete a pass for twelve yards, and then they complete
another pass before you get a fourteen yard penalty and
then a fifteen yard penalty, and then you have a
fifteen yard touchdown run. So I mean that drives that
was that's really the one as our first touchdown, So
you just start to play the what if game and
we always play it right, what if you don't get
the initial roughing the passer and second and twenty, that's
not a quarterback that you want to live second and
twenty if you're old miss right, that's not his skill set.
So those are the kind of plays that we're talking about,
because you give them new life, they get it back
out to the thirty five and then here they go
and then you know, I'll you know, you get two
pass interference penalties in that drive as well. That's a
big moment in the game. I mean, because you're talking
about second quarter, you're up, you know, you're up seven
to three, and then you know it's only a minute
and forty off the clock there.
Speaker 2: I believe that's what the time of possession was. That
a minute forty and then that drive and again fifty
of the seventy yards from penalties.
Speaker 3: I'm sure if we stopped and right there, we would
have like lined up, gone under center with a full
back run it about fifty yards down the sideline.
Speaker 2: A little been a.
Speaker 3: Big play, all right, to that big play action fake
dying piece down the field.
Speaker 5: How you want to know something positive? I would say
most everyone here projected LSU to be ten and two, so.
Speaker 2: Got one to give. Still got a mulligan. We got
a mulligan, got a mulligan. So hey, not bad, not bad.
Speaker 5: I projected this eleven to one, so you did, would
have went out, but everyone else was ten and two.
Speaker 2: So guess what. Nobody expected us to go undefeated? Did we?
All right?
Speaker 3: So of your next six games to go five and one,
you got, uh, well, seven games.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna be that disrespectful to Western Kentucky. Uh.
Speaker 3: You've got South Carolina at home. You got Vanderbilt on
the road. They look pretty good. You've got Texas A
and him at home, they look pretty good. You got
at Alabama. That game certainly looks different now. Might have
burned that one down a little too soon. You've got
Arkansas at home. Who knows when you have an interim
coach what that's going to look like. You've got Western
Kentucky at home, and then you're on the road to Oklahoma.
That's what Jeff coming up. I don't love how good
Ty Simpson is at football.
Speaker 5: That made me like happy, they're definitely not burning Uh yeah,
because he turns out he's really good quarterback. I can
really spend that thing. Who would have saw that coming?
We certainly did. They might have burned. But they're rebuilding.
They're really they're rebuilding fast. Yeah, it's one of the
down to the stud they've rebuilt and it looks like
they've built pretty strong too. They looked really good and
Ty Simpson played really good football.
Speaker 2: I was watching that.
Speaker 3: I was impressed with all the vision making, his timing,
his footwork just looked under control of the offense, like
control of his reads. And when he spin out like
he threw it, he threw a post that was beautiful.
That was all right, stop stop stop, just stop. No
more nice things about it, just like.
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Welcome back Ano TV Monday morning. Have we ever looked
forward to Tuesday before? It's kind of how I'm feeling
right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I don't think so. I don't think so. I
don't think we've ever looked forward to Tuesday.
Speaker 3: You gotta have some tough conversations with yourself during this
bye week offensively and for the offensive staff, for the
offensive personnel.
Speaker 2: And I understand.
Speaker 3: You got to get you know, you got to get
people healthy because there's something going on.
Speaker 2: Right okay, don't know what it is. You got to
get people healthy.
Speaker 3: You're right tackle before this game gets hurting pregame warm
ups and he's out of the game. Your quarterback's dealing
with something. You're starting running back is dealing with an ankle.
Your center who's playing through an ankle, right now. Those
are not excuses. Like if you're out there, you're telling
me you're good enough to play, you gotta play, you
gotta play. And if you're not, if you're not, you
can't play. That's another part of it. If you're not
healthy enough to help your team, like you gotta I
mean it sucks.
Speaker 2: I hated it. You gotta do it.
Speaker 3: So but you can't ask the kid no, no, no, no, yeah,
because I'm a media I'm like yeahah yeah, like I'm
overally looking like you know, I remember I had whatever
injury like knee or planer fatcyatis is like you got
like a peg leg, basically walking like a pirate out there?
Speaker 2: Can you go yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm good for sure.
God give you everything, right.
Speaker 3: So get healthy and get innovative and get something that works.
When I say get innovative, that doesn't mean double reverse
screen pass, Like that's not what that means. Innovation can
be from what we're talking about, like getting in twenty
three personnel and saying, hey, you know what, we're not
very good at running the football out a shotgun. We're
not very good at running it at a pistol. We
got to do something well that's just something. So innovation
does not mean trick them.
Speaker 2: No, it's not what we're talking about. No, it's you know,
tighten it up a little bit.
Speaker 5: Innovation could be simplifying, it can be going back to
basics and teaching the basics a lot a lot better.
And look, and it's I think it's easy pickings to
sit here and complain and point fingers at play calling
or play design.
Speaker 2: We got to do this.
Speaker 5: We gotta do it because you as fans, as people
watching something that we can't we have. We have no
no way to control an outcome of a game. All
we can do is cheer and complain. Right, That's that.
That's that's football, that's fandom. That's what makes this this
game great. Those are the things that we can do.
That's the only thing that we can control because we
can't control an outcome. But it's easy to like say,
play calling this uh. And what I heard a lot
this weekend and what I've seen a lot in the
chat today and on on the socials is a lot
to talk about the two point conversion play.
Speaker 7: M H.
Speaker 5: How it was, you know, the worst play call we've
ever seen in our lives. It was awful. It was brutal,
blah blah blah. Yeah, I think I would have called
a different play myself. But Taylor, I'd like to go
to the tape if we can, and let's just look
at this two point conversion play. You see all the time,
you see folks, you see teams that will run the
ball on.
Speaker 2: Two point conversion plays.
Speaker 5: And we talked about it the other day, like if
if your back's against the wall, if you have a
two point point conversion play throughout the week, and it's
game plan. I talked about the play calling chart like
there's a two point conversion.
Speaker 2: And a gotta have it.
Speaker 5: It's the same section it's called two point slash gotta
have it, and that is those are the plays. You
got like three of them. If you run out of
those three, you go back to number one and you
do them over. So this is the prey, like, if
we gotta have it, this is the play we're gonna
run because we've seen what we've seen on defense, how
they like to line up. They're gonna give us a
four man front. They're gonna put one, maybe two people
in the box. So that's the play that we chose
this week. A lot of people are complaining about that
in the execution, like you don't want to hand the
ball off to somebody, you know, six yards behind the
line of scrimmage.
Speaker 2: All of those are valid, valid.
Speaker 5: Points that people make. But at the end of the day,
you have to execute the play. Everybody does. So we're
going to watch this play, and I want you to
watch our left tackle. If our left tackle makes a
simple block, a simple block, the ball carrier walks into
the end zone. Our left tackle with whiffs. Okay, so
it's easy for everyone watching who we're not going back
and rewinding this thing over and everybody.
Speaker 2: Like, oh, it's the worst play call I've ever seen
in my life. That was terrible, blah blah blah blah blah.
But at the end of the day, whether it's a
good play call or bad play call, you gotta execute it.
Speaker 3: If we touch the defensive it, if our left tackle
touches him, he doesn't touch him, maybe whisper to him,
or maybe whisper to him, and we're going to go
to the back here.
Speaker 5: He does not touch him, and he makes the play
in the backfield. Yes, Bower Sharp doesn't make a great
block Crossken across the cross the line of scrimmage. But
that guy doesn't make the play. If eight is able
to hit the whole full speed and he doesn't touch.
Speaker 2: Him, yeah there's nowhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I want you to watch, and we're gonna
go back. He doesn't touch him, he stepping back.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't understand what his His footwork is off. He's
hitching right.
Speaker 3: Why are you hinging? You're the play side tackle. Yeah,
you just fire off, Just fire off. I don't know
if he so. I've seen severyone get confused a few
times on schemes. I don't know if he thinks.
Speaker 5: I don't know if he got the call that Bower
sharp wasn't going across. But then let's go back and
look at it. Let's just now that we've seen the
back end. If you go through it, if he just
touches the left tackle, eight has a really good shot.
I would say, a good ball carrier like that. He's
scoring that eighty percent of the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, as Anderson actually does a nice job at receiver
and going down talking about right through here, he's going
to hit the whole right here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, bower shop and you're gonna say, oh, the guy
that Bower. He made the play, but now he's going
to be hitting it.
Speaker 3: And I've been in that situation that Bower sharp' seeing
coming across the formation.
Speaker 2: He's trying to line it up too soon.
Speaker 3: He's trying to line it up and chop his feet,
and that's where you get in trouble because they're coming
like a bat out of hell off the edge. So
you like Bower just to go go right now. So
I'm with like, it's not what I would have called either.
I don't I don't like it, but and there's a
lot of players that we actually would go, we could
go through. It's everything. It's not just one person. It's
not just the play caller. It's not just the quarterback.
It's not just the left tackle. It's not just who whoever.
There's everybody. There's mistakes all the way through film. And
that's football.
Speaker 5: Like even even when you blow somebody out, you can
go through and pick fifteen twenty plays out that someone
made a mistake that could have been a big play.
Speaker 2: It just gets highlighted in a loss.
Speaker 5: But I just I had to say that because that's
all I hear about is like the bad play called
bad play called bad play call on that two point conversion. Okay,
whether it was or whether it wasn't. If you make
a a baseline block, a block that gets taught on
day one, just fire off and hit the defensive end.
You don't even have to like, you don't have to
make a great block. Just touch them, Yeah, just touch them.
Speaker 2: Give give out outside and presence.
Speaker 3: On his shoulder something. I think he slapped his wrist
when it came by. Pick out another random another random play,
Like I really don't care, and I promise you'll like
we go. It doesn't matter. I don't care only one person.
Let's we talked about earlier. Let's go to Let's go
to the first drive. Let's just watch the first three plays.
We went three and out first drive of the game.
Well we're connected, hey, so but the good news is
the three plays for four yards. The good news is
is that the screen thing is just takes a little long.
All right, all right, so this is played one of
the games.
Speaker 5: So we talked about the first fifteen script in the
first fifteen, So all right, we're coming out. Joe Sloan's like,
all right, let's get started. Let's get a good completion
to our quarterback. Little three step drop. We're gonna take
an out. If the out route's there to the field,
we're gonna take it. My concern is, okay, we did
complete the pass.
Speaker 2: Well, actually they reviewed it. They reviewed it. Okay, that's right,
you're right. I'm sorry. They called it a completion then
they reviewed it.
Speaker 5: But I will say this, first play the game, you
got a lot of nerves flowing. I get it, and
sometimes you misread. You got a little tunnelvision on the
first play of the game. But all day long, this
this pass should go the out route. This is a
minus on Garrett. It should be three step drop out route.
Speaker 3: You got cover three corners baling, No way that Nichol
Sam's gonna get to that outside guy.
Speaker 2: You should be ripping the out route.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it's okay, he still he still put it
on there. I'd like to see Bower sharp just turn
our sticks foot in the ground. Boom sticker foot in
the ground.
Speaker 5: I tell my kids all the time, stick foot in
the ground, don't boom stick your foot in the ground.
That's that's on the throat. Okay, you didn't make your
first read.
Speaker 3: Fine, you came back, made a good read, made a
good throw, bower sharp, got stick your foot and the
ground that's on you.
Speaker 5: Bower, Yeah, okay, do you we'll look from the back end.
I don't like Garrett's footwork here. He's getting a little hoppy, hoppy,
hoppy hoppy. I really I saw Ty Simpson do this
a lot the other day, Like on a three step drop.
Put that back foot in the ground. You want to
put that back foot in the ground, create power and
be ready to rip it. Garrett's kind of hoping, hoping
hopping here and relying on only arm. Hop hop hop
up and then he's just thrown with his arm. Don't
love that. But you know, first play of the game,
a lot of nerves, a lot of different things happening.
I don't think I have a looked good first play
of the game. They all right, so we run this
play a bunch, every single every this is so now
we're second down, second and ten.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, all right, press press, press, press
press cut. That's a good play. That's good play. It's
a good play.
Speaker 5: It's a good run outside outside the watching from the
back here outside zone.
Speaker 2: Press the outside down.
Speaker 3: You want to press press that outside that C gap
D gap and the great run it is a great run.
Press press right, that's perfect's go back well executed. Also
like you'd like the center guard that you like that
combo block to be cleaner. That's gotta be and and
right now that's just like why are you pushing your
own guy in his back right now? Like go help
him and then get to your guy. Wabaly waiting Get
to your guy.
Speaker 2: He's got it.
Speaker 3: He is, he is fully got. He is outside the guard.
You can't do anything. Ye, go go right now, like
there's no waiting. There's no way like there's there should
be no waiting by more right to go right now.
Speaker 2: You see your guy.
Speaker 3: The only thing I don't like left tackle here, he's
got to work up the six. There's a corner, a
nub corner on the backside. He gets his eyes to
the corner after the snap, which I don't love. He
gets his eyes to the corner. He shouldn't gotta disciplined,
you're just working up and getting the six. Now six
makes the play. But that's that's an impossible block by
seventy one. You're not going to like cut him off
inside right. But good play, I mean.
Speaker 2: It's a good run by Thomas and when we say
press it, what you want to do? What a zone?
Speaker 5: What a good zone team does? You watch the good
NFL teams? Running backs are taught to press the line
of scrimmage wide until the cutback presents itself, and it
never presents itself. You keep going and he does a
great job. Look at look at Xavion's eyes. They're outside
outside press boom, perfects in there.
Speaker 2: Love it.
Speaker 5: Great play, all right? Third down, third down conversion? What
were we two of two of fifteen, two of sixteen?
Speaker 2: Something like that?
Speaker 5: Third down was piss poor? Okay, all right? Makee a
couple of flying adjustments. So it's a three man rash.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 5: We got a triple slant combination up top, which I've
never loved a triple slant. I think the outside guest
should run about a five yard en route on the
triple slant.
Speaker 2: Pretty good coverage, pretty good throw.
Speaker 5: But I guess the key of this right here, they're
dropping eight, So if you're running four receiver routes, becomes
a five receiver route with a back leaking out against
eight guys. Advantage defense, right, But guess what, they can't
hold up forever unless left tackle gets hift on three
so there's a couple of things here that I don't like.
Of course, I don't like left tackle getting beat one
on one that fast. You're throwing a three step slant
route and he gets destroyed. But I text, I was
texting y'all during the game. Garrett can help himself here.
So it's a six man protection because eight stays in.
He stays into block. You can see he's key in
his guys, there's no reason not to fan the left
side here. Fan out your left guard, your left tackle
to the two most dangerous and put your back on
number thirty. What they do is they end up four
man sliding, so left guard, center, right guard, right tackle,
four man sliding to the right and leaving left tackle
one on one. Avoid one on one blocks as much
as you can, especially in the quick game. That's what
I always say. So there's no reason not to fan
this out. So if they fan this, even if seventy
one whiffs, sixty five's there to help him inside. And
I don't know if he thought he had a fan
and could just sit outside and let him swim under.
But you see a four man slide to the right
creates a one on one. The guy gets beat. Garrett
can help himself with this with protection. Call its a
three step drop. There's really no reason to fore man slide. Yeah,
I'd also like fan it out. And it's tough, I
guess at different levels. But you know, maybe Juwan can
give some presents to his left tackle. He's going through
the same gap with the free rushers right there.
Speaker 2: Just a rip shot. Yeah, yeah, yeah he can, that's true.
And then I don't I go back to the y here.
Speaker 3: Again, that's not Juwan Johnson's responsibility. That's not his guy.
He's not thinking that right now because he's got protection responsibilities.
But you also have to know that guy's got a
free path to the quarterback. You got to take that
hit off your quarterback.
Speaker 5: Yep, this is just football nerd stuff here. I don't
like trade AS's route on this. He needs the He
has like a quickie slant, that's what they call that.
That third guy on a a triple slant. He's got
a cross face at thirty down here. Anyway, Well that's it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Other than that, it's perfect. Yeah, we have a
good punt. Actually I don't remember there was one that
was the side of his foot was the hang time
Chatwick's actually been good this year, which you go, He's
been really good this year.
Speaker 8: Tiger special teams was the highlight of the game Saturday. Okay,
I actually don't think that the defense like had that
bad of a game.
Speaker 2: I think they were just out on the field. First.
Speaker 3: No, I think the defense made winning plays. Yes, if
you're if you're nitpicking, you can say some of the
third downs for sure, but the defense made winning plays
with winning effort. Your DB's played really good. They made
adjustments within the game things that weren't going their way.
They had used and may plays based off of that.
Speaker 2: Ye and look like we just told you three plays.
Speaker 5: Those the first three plays Like, there was nothing wrong
with the scheme of any of those plays. There's nothing
wrong with the game planning of any.
Speaker 2: Of those plays.
Speaker 5: It was a little bit of execution, little things you
can tighten up from protection. Call here, run a sharper route,
bower sharp and he's a put his foot in the ground.
I thought the running play was a successful play. Just
got to execute it. Gotta there's little things as a
quarterback or as an offensive line that you can do
to help yourself.
Speaker 2: Left tackle gets beat.
Speaker 5: But look, we could fan that side and give him
a little help. Yeah, that's yeah, something make things too hard.
Speaker 2: And again, like.
Speaker 3: Football is the ultimate you got to do more than
your job says. It's just the way it is. Like
you have to be able to read and react sometimes.
And I'd like to see the running bay. Just give
him a shot to the ribs because I know, look,
you could tell he wasn't in a hurry to get
out in his route.
Speaker 2: He had protection. He's looking, he's looking. Then he gets out. Ma,
you gotta feel that.
Speaker 3: And you got to put your elbow right in that
rib and you take a shot off your quarterback and
you keep him clean. Now, I don't know if it
gets completed. I don't know that that affected it. But
it takes a shot off your quarterback. So a lot
there's a lot of stuff, a lot of stuff. We'll
take a break more OTB when we come back here
on this Monday morning.
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we could sit here and we could continue to pull
up plays. We could just let it flow and we
could give you commentary, but we know the deal, we
know what it was, and we know what it's got
to do, which is get better.
Speaker 2: Can you get better?
Speaker 3: That's the question that you have to ask yourself if
you're getting ready for the South Carolina game in two
weeks South Carolina, you don't think that they are going
to be angry coming into this building. Remember how that
game played out a year ago. If they win that game,
they go to the College Football Playoff, they are not
going to feel sorry for you. They went out there
and they just won an SEC game. They're going to
get an opportunity to come in here with some momentum.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: So the last thing that you can do, and not
saying they are, is feel sorry for yourself because of
how it's not gone for you offensively, Like you have
to go out there and try to do something. You
have to take a long, hard look in the mirror
and say this has got to change, this has to
be better. We've got to do a B and C
and we've got to get that done during this bye week.
I don't think there's any other way to put it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think a bye week is coming at a
really good time right now. It's a way to.
Speaker 5: Like Michael Jackson once said, Oh no, got to take
a look at the man in the mirror, gott and
so what does that mean?
Speaker 2: Well, just watch the film.
Speaker 5: That's the mirror really that I in the sky, don't lie,
and you got to see what you're Where are the
deficiencies there's there's on the offense, there's plenty of deficiencies, right,
we see them all the time.
Speaker 2: But you got to figure out the why. Like Jimpa said,
why why so? Why?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 5: Why does our left tackle have his eyes wrong or
taking the wrong steps? Why is the right guard and
the right tackle not getting to the second level? Why
are we not reading our first read?
Speaker 2: Why you know? Why this?
Speaker 5: Why that there's You could go through that tape and
I can promise you I can find a poor decision
or poor footwork or technique from all eleven. And again
I don't say that because I think they're bad. I'm
saying that like it happens all the time. Even if
you're five and oh right now, number one team in
the country. You can go through the tape and have
coaching points for all eleven players on the field. There's
something that everyone's doing wrong. Ours are just coming at
really inopportune times and they're really highlighted. So you've got
to figure out why is it? What I'm telling them
is that the coaching points is that they're just not listening.
Are they just not getting it? Can I tell them
the same thing five times and they don't get it?
But what you have to do is you have to
say there from a coaching staff, from a leadership standpoint
on the from the players, what we're doing is not working.
It is not good enough. Our expectations are here and
we're playing down here, and so you have to say
this is unacceptable. So you have a whole week here
to figure out why, Why is it unacceptable? Why are
we not even getting close to sniffing our expectations? And
you have to figure that out fast, and then you
have to make the adjustments. You have to be a
mature enough team. You have to have the leadership, you
have to have the coachability, you have to have the coaching,
you have to have every piece of the puzzle on
that offensive side of the ball has to figure out
the why and be willing to change. Willingness is the
key point, the key word of all this to have
to be able to change. Everybody from the top down
has to be willing to change. And when you look
at Nusmeyer, he's got to be willing and able. That's
what I don't know if he is because I watched
the film and I can tell you he's not right.
I can't tell you for sure. I'm not a doctor,
but I can tell you.
Speaker 2: He is not right. So you have to be willing
and you have to be able, and if you're not able,
then you can't do it right.
Speaker 3: It's a good question, Jeff. Inside of the chat, maybe
we can get to it to end hour number two here.
But to Matt's point, you cannot be sensitive watching this tape.
You have to be coach. Coaches have to look in
the mirror as well. Everybody has to look in the mirror.
And again, coaches, players, everybody involved. You can't be sensitive
in watching this tape. You have to look at it
and say that ain't us. And if it is, it's
got to get better. It's got to get fixed, and
if it doesn't, then it's doomsday.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Check check the ego at the door. I have
to when you watch that. We've all been through it.
Speaker 3: I've been through film Mass's been through film Taytay Lauder
been through situations in sports where you had to check
the ego at the door and realize that you had
to do something different individually for team success. All right,
let's take that last break more OTB when we come back.
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Speaker 2: All right, welcome back in to OTB.
Speaker 3: Jeff g and the Chad says, Hester and your coaches
have to approach players differently nowadays with the portal hurt feelings,
equal transfers. Probably so, probably to your point, which is
ros I.
Speaker 2: Don't like that at all. My old school like spirit says, well,
they're so sensitive. I don't want him anyway.
Speaker 3: You got you gotta be coachable, though, man, you you
have to be like you have to be somebody that
I can when things aren't going right, I can let
you know they're not going right, because that's how we're
going to fix them.
Speaker 2: Now, there's a way to do it.
Speaker 3: I think Jimbo did it better than anybody, because Jimbo
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then he'd come to you afterwards. Hey, here's why I
did this, Here's why we had to go through this process,
here's what I think of you as a player. And
he did a really good job at least with me.
I can't speak for everybody of explaining.
Speaker 2: Why he did it. He was always about the why.
Speaker 3: I love that in any job that you're doing across
this country right now, why why am I doing what
I'm doing? Give me the why? Right because my least
favorite thing about like this profession I can't run the ball? Okay,
well why can't pass?
Speaker 2: Protect? We'll tell me why can't cover?
Speaker 3: You gotta tell me why if you're going to have
that opinion, And Jimbo taught us that, like you've got
to give me the why to what's going on?
Speaker 5: Yeah, and even like on national, you know, ESPN National,
like they're doing a good job of putting like former
player like it, like people former coaches, former players and
like experts you know, and it can't explain to you why.
It's just about anything in life and if you don't
if you don't have if you can't be coachable, it's
guys with the wrong DNA. If you have the right DNA,
the right upbringing, the right like philosophy on life, you
can be coached.
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