-adams had randomly diagrammed this play for practice
Dollar said:Great play, but I wish Hightower would stop trying to strip the ball from Malcolm.
E5 Yaz said:
This. This. A Thousand Times. This.
Every time I see that play, the same thought goes through my mind
yourteamcheats.comH78 said:I'm going to be in Denver this weekend, so I decided to buy tickets to the Broncos/Ravens game.
I feel like this is an opportunity. Any sign ideas?
Dollar said:"Coming up, why are the Pats always a step ahead?"
Uh oh, this should be fun.
This is a great point about their preparation. It also is a bit clearer why they be a step or two ahead of everyone else on a consistent basis. Plays are documented and studied extensively, and there is continuity in this staff with many promotions coming from within. With the turnover that other teams endure, it is no wonder why it is so difficult for other teams to replicate this type of coaching strategy system effectively. The amount of time and tacit knowledge required might just be too much for so many other teams to replicate without a combination of both ingenuity and longevity. Using plays from ten years ago, nothing formations from a Jets/Titans game, etc. Great show.PedroKsBambino said:
something tells me that Ernie Fucking Adams has diagrammed every single play an opponent ran for the last dozen years. And 90% of them never get run each game, but the ones that do this team is always ready for.
What a terrific documentary. These guys just plan, prepare, and execute better than anyone else. That is all there is to it.
I think they ran it earlier in the game too, but Brady overthrew it iirc. Makes sense that the timing may have been a bit off.Mystic Merlin said:Holy shit, really? They claim they added the Edelman game-winning TD call into the gameplan the night before, having never practiced it.
Reggie WayneGrimace-HS said:The amount of time and tacit knowledge required might just be too much for...