Easily becoming one of my favorite shows on YT. Love how McCoy breaksdown the SCHEME. Interested to see how Belichik and the Pats defend against Miami after watching them toast my Chargers last week.
I have the same question. NE's D actually held Philly in check. Philly won on long FGs all day. NE was within one or two plays of winning this. Tua has never lost to Belichick. I don't think Bill gets the win here, but as a defensive mind, I'm sure he'll throw some wrinkles in the mix.
@@c2jonesAgree. Belichick builds a game plan w/the objective of taking away what the other team does best to win its games. He can only maximize the Patriots chances of winning. We saw his game plans in the 1990/1 season Super Bowl where his Giants beat the Bills after the Bills put up 50 points on other playoff teams. Belichick had to have a defense that held the Giants to less than 20 points to have a chance. Did something similar taking Marshal Faulk out of the Super Bowl as much as he could for Pats to pull off another great upset of the 2001 Rams .
Pats have Gonzo at CB and pretty much contained both Miami’s top guys. Waddle had a decent game but Tyreek didn’t do much. But by doing it they left the running lanes open, and Mcdaniels exploited it.
Absolutely love this series. As a Chargers fan I knew it was going to be a long painful day as soon as I saw Hill running those quick motions. And while it sucked to watch my team struggle to find an answer, the football nerd in me loved the innovation McDaniels showed.
This is so amazing that this information and knowledge is broken down by colt to the public. This just took me from a massive fan to understanding the schemes of these great play callers. The fast motion on treman edwards we're the guy runs the 7 route instead of going across the field was so awesome. My question is what are defenses going to do to stop this!
THIS... i don't think any of this works as good anywhere else.. but the holy trinity of McDaniels, Tua, + Hill all fit perfectly into a smooth operation. All this stuff didnt work when Tua was out last year. Hill only had like 1 reaaallyyy good game with bridgewater
@@jamesnguyen7069the niners aren’t running this offense. Watch Brandon Marshal who played in the Shanahan offense speak on it, he said he doesn’t know what this is
This was brilliant! The Dolphins finally have another supreme talent at HC. We have been in purgatory ever since Don Shula left! The writing was on the wall at the end of the 2021 season for the Dolphins. Chris Grier has seen it many times. Failure after failure, regime after regime! Only now this was his regime, his creation. His HC Brian Flores. His young, drafted QB Tua Tagovailoa. His hand picked franchise QB to lead a completely rebuilding roster! All the trades, all the draft picks, all the talent! And by 2021 (another winning season) it was falling apart 💯! Speculation, rumours, intrigue and disfunction! Could Grier right the ship? He had one last throw of the dice! He had to choose! Flores or Tua? One of them had to go! And it had become obvious inside the Dolphins organisation and to many fans, Flores was the wrong coach for the Dolphins! And most definitely wrong for Tua's career 💯. Ross was on board and Grier fired Flores to a barrage of criticism from media! Now Grier had tried to interview Mcdaniel for the OC job the year before, but Shanahan blocked it and promoted Mcdaniel himself! So now, with Grier's job, team and legacy on the line. With no other team even considering Mcdaniel for the many HC positions that year. Grier went for broke, swung for a home run and hired the small, quirky genius from Yale to come and energise, transform and lead the Dolphins into an exciting future! What a hire. What a HC. What a GM. Phins Up 🐬
The only team to even interview Mcdaniel!!!!! The story of this Dolphins team is literally crazier than fiction and will become a movie or tv series one day.
@@latenotice7254If Miami ends up with the best record in the AFC teams will have to go through the South Florida heat in the playoffs. Miami has already played New England in New England and they play Buffalo on Oct.1, the only in division cold weather game is on Nov 24 Jets game with Zach Wilson who is garbage
This is CRAZY! It's almost like all these coaches worked together with Kyle Shanahan in Washington or SF. And, ofc Kyle got many of his concepts from his dad. So it would be a nice follow up to see how the offenses have evolved from the original concepts. I don't know if you could say these are "stolen" plays, since these offenses are all branches from the Shanahan system, but that's just me.
Tua and Mcdaniels will make the other qbs and coaches look good going forward because of the dolphins schemes. Now the dolphins defense needs to sit in on the offenses meetings to stop the rest of the league doing what they’re doing.
lol love how all the “experts” were they’ve started to figure out miami’s offense like Mike Big Daddy mcdaniels didnt have a whole offseason to cook in his lab
I mean defences solved them last year they will again or do you just think they are unstoppable and gonna score 400 yards a game if you do go place a bet Buddy
@@AiyukIsHim did they really get solved, or did teddy asswater suck when Tua went down? don't forget they almost pulled off the playoff win IN buffalo with skyler thompson ffs. it's not just the scheme, it's the track team and crazy accurate passer they have executing it. as always, health will dictate how the season goes, and how far they advance.
@@AiyukIsHim If you watch film of last year and what SF and the Bolts did last year to "solve" Mike's offense you can already see he "solved" their solutions. Don't think defenses are the only one's evolving. Now defenses have to go back to the drawing board because he's changed it yet again, and I bet Mike will be ready for their new "solutions" this time.
The nice thing about the first packers play is the receiver sells that he's going to go down field, but once he leaves that peripheral vision of the player in the middle he cuts behind him. The safety thinks he can pass it off and stops, but the middle guy doesn't even know the receiver is behind him.
This is the kind of in-depth info we need for EASILY out-maneuvering our opps in fantasy. If you pick up the players that are involved in these schemes you have a better chance than using guys in basic/underperforming offenses.
The only flaw I can see with the short out motions is that it makes the snap cadence very predictable, because the snap timing relies on the player's position and has to occur before they turn upfield. If defenders can take advantage of this rhythm, it can further increase the pressure from the defensive front. The trick would be teaching your defensive front to recognize motion on the periphery, and try and take advantage of it. Although if McDaniel notices this happening he'll probably add some kind of sprint motion set to cause doubt in the defense. Should be an interesting chess match with defenders!
Can't wait for them to keep trying to copy Mike, then seeing what kind of next level stuff he's been hiding when he's basically become the designer of all their plays. lol
To me receivers building up speed quickly and making cuts quickly is common sense and I ask my self why has it not been done more? This reminds me of top end athletes playing yard ball style😅
He also uses personnel to get matchups he wants. He brings in 21 personnel so you bring in another LB, he than motions reek or waddle to get them 1v1 vs the LB or the safety you bring in to guard the RB. Its fascinating really
You do recognize all of those coaches, Mike McDaniel, Matt Lafleur, and Sean McVay all come from 49ers under Kyle Shanahan. They're not stealing McDaniels plays they're just continuing the play calling styles they were taught.
crazy to think that something as simple as short motion is a revolutionary concept. Am I missing something, or does this say more about the lack of creativity among NFL coaches than it does about the genius of McDaniel
@@rainh2o468"cooked"? Quaski Tartt dropped an INT which hit him in the hands that would've ended the game. This is when the Rams faced a Garoppolo with a sprained throwing arm and shoulder.
@@bazimyan 31-45 330 pass yards 2 TDs 1 int (bounced off his receivers hands) Also had a 50 yard TD bomb DROPPED in the endzone lmao ya he fuckin cooked them! and u gonna sit here and mention the Tartt play 🤣🤣🤣 losers
Stanford is always afraid in the pocket, it’s blatant, when the pocket collapses, he’s scared for his life. He’s never comfortable like Tua, Watson , Mahomes etc
Crazy thing is that Madden doesn't have alott of the routes that McDaniel implements in his scheme,. He runs alott of straight angle routes that they didn't hit on in the Charger game but are ones we may be able to hit against the Pats~
Smart of you to get Colt on the program... Likely why you popped-up on my feed. COLT ... THIS is not the kind of "dog" your children were talking about ... LOL
Ngl when talks off camera he really sounds like mike McDaniel if you’ve heard any dolphins press conferences in the last year you know what I’m talking about
Is it me or am I just a blind Dolphins fan but the Miami Dolphins have been innovators in the past years. Remember the wildcat that caught fire throughout the league that the Dolphins took from college football and now the Mc Daniels version of the Shanahan offense with a sprinkle of super speed from the receivers.
The first play was actually a blown coverage Khalil Mack realized that he was guarding hill and that something was wrong so he tried to tell the safety to come down and play him and he will cover the middle
As a Fins fan, week 1 was exciting to watch. However, there are 2 games vs the Patriots and Jets, plus games vs the Cowboys, Eagles, and Broncos. Those are all teams with good to great defenses, so it'll be an interesting test to seehow they respond to this footage, and how McDaniel adapts to the schemes from these defences.
You could see how easy going Jordan Love looks throwing the ball as if he's playing catch in the yard. It looks like the Packers have once again found a franchise QB. Great franchise.
He looked fine at best, calling him a franchise qb already is crazy. Tua isn't a "franchise qb" yet, Jordan Love has another couple seasons to play before he gets that label
Can someone send this to the Madden devs? There's no reason the fins playbook looks the way it does currently when in reality they are doing things like this!!!
Thank Andy Reid, pay your respects, Miami😂 Literally running the 1-4 and diamond sets from the end around and counter formations the Chiefs ran for critical situations.
The short motion part is nonsense. The defense should just play it like they are running those routes as the ball gets snapped. It doesn’t change much. The defense just failed
I'm sure Tua is way way better than average and the WRs aren't always open, and he's isn't always throwing to Waddle and Hill. I can tell you don't know nothing about football.
Uh... try saying that they are stealing the 49ers/Shanhan's plays. Literally all the coaches, including McDaniel himself, in the thumbnail got their start/influence/plays from Shanhan/49ers..
@@tripwire5590 I understand that each might put their own little twist on it, but you could say that about McVay and LaFleurn as well, and say that they’re not stealing anything because they are putting their own twist on it, thereby making this whole video moot and irrelevant
