It’s early yet. So we’ll see. But playoff Lamar? That pass/int was PUTRID.
Agreed - If Lamar doesn’t turn it around quickly this game is over. The Titans will stack the box and force him to beat them with the pass.It’s early yet. So we’ll see. But playoff Lamar? That pass/int was PUTRID.
Agreed - If Lamar doesn’t turn it around quickly this game is over. The Titans will stack the box and force him to beat them with the pass.
I like the game plan of the Titans. The pass will open up the run as the game goes on. Henry will eventually start hammering the Ravens once they start to wear down a little bit. They need to throw on first down - use Play Action.I still think this one as a long way to go as the Titans defense is so freaking awful. Also a little bit disappointing that Henry hasn’t been able to get anything going yet.
Tennessee needs to continue to try and force the ball to AJ Brown, no one in the league can cover him and I suspect the Ravens won’t be able to either.
You have to force him to beat you from the pocket and keep a spy on him the whole time.And there you have it. That’s why he’s so dam dangerous.
You have to force him to beat you from the pocket and keep a spy on him the whole time.
He is a right handed Mike Vick. Very similar.
Need to keep using Play Action Pass on 1st DownReal big drive here for the Titans here. The play calling has been absolutely horrible. Last drive the ravens dropped eight into the box with no deep safety and ran right into the numbers. As I’m typing this they seem to have figured it out.
Agreed - I didn’t like the decision by either coach.On the flip side, I thought Baltimore should have kicked the field goal there. Although that was a pretty questionable call that took the first down away.
Agreed - I didn’t like the decision by either coach.
Seemed like Baltimore has had a ton of guys in the box all day and still managed to blanket the TN receivers a good bit.
Speaking of dink and dunk. This Chicago offense is too predictable and easy to defend. They better open things up in the 2nd half if they want to win.It's much easier to stack the box and still cover tight when the offense is running short passes and deep routes outside the numbers all the time and mostly ignoring the middle of the field.
The defensive athletes and coaches in the NFL are too good to win consistently with a college style dink and dunk. Even Tom Brady's famous dink and dunk offense was really spread the defense out horizontally AND vertically, find (or create) the soft spot in the zone at intermediate range, and make the throw to his stable of excellent route runners. If the defense went man, the excellent route runners would win the 1-on-1 battle to get open and Tom would make the throw. It wasn't actually dink and dunk.