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Thing is some of this is taught and utilized even in Junior High. They're pretty standard across almost all levels (I'd guess even in 7 on 7 land). First time I played FS as a kid, I knew if my corner's WR went vertical beyond about 7-8 yards in a Cover 3 call, that was his man. If the #2 flared...

It would be nice if we sometimes redirect inside routes, too. The free releases put guys on skates. To HighSeas' point, on every level, but **** if it's brutal in some of our matchups.

Don't disagree with any of it. Have an issue with some of the more egregious situational awareness instances. Some of our guys look like robots when they pass/exchange receivers - with seemingly no understanding of the game situation. Some of that is instinct. Some of that is preparation and...

1) I have no clue what we even planned. If their 6' 7" WR played yesterday, maybe we would have given a ****? 2) It's incredibly poor situational awareness - which is a theme on the team, it seems. Why overreact to a QB so far away from doing damage? Even if you do, there's no reasonable...

Of all the things discussed on here today, I think Harley’s ‘Bare minimum’ quote must apply to the DB room. It’s the primary thing I can think of to explain some of these ‘brain farts’ during the game. Still can’t believe some of those plays. 3rd and goal from 6 miles a way and Ivey steps UP to...

I realize we had Corn Elder and GT Colbert, but it somehow looked cleaner at the beginning of the system. I’m not sure what is mentally happening out there on some of these. I also said off the board I think our DBs talk to the opponent’s sidelines more than they talk to each other.

At some point, would love to hear what we’re teaching our Corners. Guys are visibly *sitting down* in a zone after a WR has gone vertical in their zone for like 12-15 yards? On other plays guys are continuously dropping despite a clear cut 3rd and 9 pattern to the sticks. As for the confusing...