How Kyle Shanahan Runs his Offense | Film Breakdown 

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Agreed. This is one of the best breakdowns I’ve seen in a while

Kyle's definitely his daddy's son. Mike Shanahan's biggest flaw was that he could get way too clever for his own good and make the most counterintuitive play calls, and I see a lot of that in Kyle, too. I think both of them believe they're staying ahead of their opponents' decision cycle when they do some of this stuff to try and make the other team adapt to their play-calling, but never quite got the whole "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" aspect of things, either. With that said, I do think that overall, Kyle is just as good of a coach as his dad was, and if he had a legit Hall of Fame QB like Mike had Elway, they'd do a lot of damage together.

Idk. There’s a lot of other things he focusing on. His WR1 may need touches or else he won’t block. QB wants to take a shot but his TE hasn’t gotten a look all game and is over chipping DEs. All stuff good play callers are considering I honestly don’t see the issue tho. He’s masterful imo and it’s been only injuries that’ve prevented him from a SB as a HC. He has a great feel for what his guys do well. Trusting his players lets him study def tendencies. He’ll see somethin he likes and not bring a similar look until 3 drives later. His lack of QBs have forced him to get really innovative and I’ve personally never seen him get in front of skis callin games since he was as an OC for AtL.

​@@tjanderson5892 There are, of course, a lot of variables, including human variables. But you can't tell me Kyle is overly concerned with spreading the ball around and making sure everyone get touches. For years, he's been paying Kyle Juszczyk, a guy who could be the best move TE in the game, top dollar to lead block on almost every run play. Kittle, who is an elite receiver, is blocking all the time too. Same thing with Aiyuk. Certain players disappear every game or for multiple games at a time in this system. Kyle doesn't care about these guys' egos. But I don't really care that much about that as long as their offense is putting up points. My biggest gripe with Kyle is that he goes away from things that work before it's necessary or even beneficial, and oftentimes he does it at the most inopportune times. It seems like choke artistry at times. He's had issues with injuries, sure, but that's football. Every team has that. There are times when I think it would behoove him to simplify his approach. Go with the hot hand. Pound the ball. Bleed the clock. Twist the knife and retain a lead in big games. Stop beating himself. He's got one of the best rosters in the league. He should trust that his players can win individual matchups and let them win the game instead of trying to scheme some elaborate 4D chess victory.

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I love the Art of Misdirection type of Nuances… Getting Linebackers to take the bait, pre-snap motion, shifting, setting edges and Pulls, Making a trick play seem set like every other run play…. He just WEARS defenses down to a Nub with that type of stuff, they start blundering and feeling like they cant get anything right because they never have any idea whats coming next lol I bet its psychologically taxing as hell….

@@basdfef4775 you do know we don’t even have our first round pick next year? We have the browns 😂😂 research before you talk 🗣️

It's a motion primarily used in the Wing T or Triple Option offense. Shanahan is essentially running a new age version of the Wing T without lining up in the traditional Wing T alignment. I saw a clinic from a high school coach who runs the Wing T, and he showed a staple play "the buck sweep" being run out of an empty set. I was really confused how they would run it since there was no RB in the backfield. The linemen ran their buck sweep blocking, the RB went in jet motion to the opposite side, the QB faked a bubble screen, and then the QB took off running as the RB picking up 30 yards.

I’m only in high school and I’m still learning a lot, but would I be right to say that McVays scheme models Walsh’s system a little more than Shanahan’s does due to his ability to run various different plays out of the same formation and make them look the same? I know McVay doesn’t have many high end pass catching backs, but I think his offense still provides a similar versatility

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@@basdfef4775 I wish! Intelligence is a great asset and it would be nice to have more. Artificial? Well, if I was artificial, I'd probably find a better body...one that would allow me to wear a belt without squishing my boobs. Hard to do at 72.

it wont work tua"S is the problum thats why the will be 3 in div

@@kellybolduc1716 nah bro, Flores had no offensive bag. The West Coast offense is literally perfect for Tua

Every system has its benefits and weaknesses! A lot of teams don’t truly run one system, rather they take ideas from each system, but implement them into the scheme each coach learned under

@@jruth77 thx, in that case who runs the best one, the Patriots, the raiders with McDaniels?

@@barclaypierre740 offensive systems, I gotta hand it to mcvay or shanahan strictly based on their play designs and creativity

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Lmaooo! I just had to check the comments when I heard him say that. So clueless

Additionally, are there videos like this on andy reid and belichick I can watch?

Trey Lance isn't cut out for the 49ers way