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Ernie Adams Shares his Formula on Preparing for Games 

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@justsaying7979
@justsaying7979 2 месяца назад
Ernie Adams had that old school loyalty. The man wasn't trying to "upgrade", he just showed up to work everyday and like REALLY made an impact at whatever his job was. He could have thought "man I could make a bigger difference here, I could make a bigger difference there" but not him. Wherever the pats asked him to contribute, he fucking showed up with like almost a zen like commitment of doing the perfect job at that role. He's a company man, and I respect the hell out of that. And you can see that respect through how many patriots will speak so highly of this man. You can't find a single guy who knows this man from the pats to say a bad word about him.
@r.williamcomm7693
@r.williamcomm7693 2 месяца назад
This is one of the things that made the Patriots so great. They were prepared for certain plays at the biggest moments. Ernie retiring was like losing the Brady of game prep.
@reddish8692
@reddish8692 2 месяца назад
I haven't been watching the NFL for long but it blew my mind that the Patriots had practiced multiple times for the situation that led to the Malcolm Butler goal line interception in the superbowl against the Seahawks! And knowing that Ernie came up with the idea to practice for that particular play made me take note of him and try to find out more about him. He reminds me of Tex Winter.
@seangoodwin3046
@seangoodwin3046 Месяц назад
And in the Super Bowl was the only time Butler got it right. This is why Belichick didn't call time out (his crowning achievement. Every other coach calls time out there, but him. He calls timeout there and someone might talk sense into Pete.) He was hoping to see the three receivers come out because that meant this play was coming. At their peak, their attention to detail was spectacular..
@GonzoDuke
@GonzoDuke 2 месяца назад
Ernie Adams is my spirit animal.
@nordicwilly6650
@nordicwilly6650 2 месяца назад
Fantastic interview. He must truly love film study
@yorkshire3939
@yorkshire3939 2 месяца назад
Ernie invented the algorithm.
@evandh1989
@evandh1989 2 месяца назад
Ernie IS the algorithm
@yorkshire3939
@yorkshire3939 2 месяца назад
@@evandh1989 💯
@salvatoreregalbuto5444
@salvatoreregalbuto5444 2 месяца назад
This makes that 2018 eagles superbowl even more meaningful. We had to to against a legit computer! Thanks for all you’ve done for football man.
@michaelstiller2282
@michaelstiller2282 2 месяца назад
The 2005 Terrell Owens Eagles super bowl, was a better game. That was a hard fought game. T.O. had a broken leg, and the Patriots still feared him as they had the worst defence in the league. It was era of the Patriots,bend but don't break defence. Win in the Redzone, intercept the ball.
@Ac0ustics0ul
@Ac0ustics0ul 2 месяца назад
@@michaelstiller2282 dude, the pats defense was ranked 3rd that year loll. I had to look it up to make sure because it sounded so propostrous...they still had guys like Seymour, Bruschi, Mcginnest, Ty Law, Rodney freakin Harrison..Bend don't break came when they had bums in the secondary...ellis hobbs, gay..
@michaelstiller2282
@michaelstiller2282 2 месяца назад
​@@Ac0ustics0ul I'll put it to you like this. Troy Brown, started playing defensive back because, the pats were out of depth at DB. The star receiver was playing both sides of the ball and had 3 ints. The Patriots were plagued by injuries, especially in their secondary. Cornerbacks Tyrone Poole and Ty Law both suffered season ending injuries, while safety Eugene Wilson, missed several games. Ernie Adams was playing with black magic to pull it together. if it wasn't for Corey Dillon, the monster RB, eating the up clock, we would have been in deep sht.
@abrahamdrinkin2534
@abrahamdrinkin2534 2 месяца назад
Ernie has a photographic memory. He says it’s due to his notes but it’s also his above average memory and recall ability
@mikeyoungblood1642
@mikeyoungblood1642 2 месяца назад
True. But also taking notes is important no matter how much in the moment I loathe taking notes
@Locksmith92
@Locksmith92 2 месяца назад
Gronk has it too..
@r.williamcomm7693
@r.williamcomm7693 2 месяца назад
Agree. Recall memory is significantly more valuable than recognition memory in being able to anticipate vs react.
@johnh6515
@johnh6515 2 месяца назад
Another great catch, by the ”Squirrel “ ! Interviews that teach and relive, all “THE GAMES WITH NAMES “ !
@seangoodwin3046
@seangoodwin3046 Месяц назад
3:35: - Jules: One time Ernie puts up a Zero Blitz package (Ernie would predict plays before games) and where did he get it from? The defensive coordination was the Quality Control coach from U of P in 1991 and they ran in once on a third down in a similar situation during that season. Seriously. HOW MANY GAMES HAVE YOU WATCHED?!? Ernie - A lot. My hero. Of all the guys who have been a part of this team over the years, as a technical football junkie, this is the guy I would want to break bread with a talk over some football minutiae.
@joshuahauser1969
@joshuahauser1969 Месяц назад
People debate “Belichick or Brady” and I’ve always said “both”. But now I understand it was “Belichick Adams Brady”.
@Football__Junkie
@Football__Junkie Месяц назад
And Dante Scharnecchia
@yorkshire3939
@yorkshire3939 2 месяца назад
Ernie-Wan Kenobi
@user-wc9cx4fh8x
@user-wc9cx4fh8x 2 месяца назад
I enjoyed seeing you rock out, lol
@brettfavreify
@brettfavreify 19 дней назад
Ernie's instincts for game-planning are remarkable. Read a passage, think in one of Michael Holley's books, describing Ernie as Belichick's brains .
@charlest7311
@charlest7311 2 месяца назад
Ernie was AI before AI
@CaptainBerz
@CaptainBerz 2 месяца назад
Failing to prepare is preparing to fail.
@katherineekiert6819
@katherineekiert6819 2 месяца назад
What are the tomatoes doing on table,lol. Great videos
@GG-tc8cr
@GG-tc8cr Месяц назад
What a football brain Ernie Adams has Huge influence on Pats dominance for sure
@user-gy5kf7pk8w
@user-gy5kf7pk8w 2 месяца назад
Why didn't he ask about spy gate tapes and what happened to them
@ChicagoPatriot123
@ChicagoPatriot123 2 месяца назад
Pats fan here. Kuz there were No tapes and this spy gate is 100 percent fake
@michaelmartinez2500
@michaelmartinez2500 Месяц назад
They missed Philly Special hahahaha
@jjsansano
@jjsansano 2 месяца назад
Calling out the falcons and panthers like that. 😂😂😂
@jonathanlauer4047
@jonathanlauer4047 2 месяца назад
I need to see Bill Burr on here
@lakersfansince1991
@lakersfansince1991 2 месяца назад
We know how 🎥 😂😂
@yorkshire3939
@yorkshire3939 2 месяца назад
Julian Bell Bottoms
@stone-rock
@stone-rock Месяц назад
Ernie comfortable sitting like that on this couch?
@johnsdsl
@johnsdsl 2 месяца назад
In 40 years, there are 350,000 hours, so it would be hard to watch 100,000 3-hr games over one’s career. Or maybe Ernie never ate or slept.
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