Super Ball. That's right, it's Super Bowl time. Super Bowl
fifty Seven, two. Best teams in football, Chiefs Eagles. Going
at it it's gonna be awesome
Clash of the Titans especially what we're going to talk about
right here. You know the great defense of Philadelphia Eagles.
The number two defense and football, the the
second-best sack defense in the history of the game other than
the 85 Bears against Mahomes and that offensive line and
Andy Reid, Come On Let's Go. To be great. Now, one of
the things that's interesting about this matchup, okay,
the Eagles really good defense, right? We know that
they do a lot on the defensive side of the ball. You see here
five-man front and they got a lot of checks and
Communications they go through with their defense to when you
break them down. Where? Yeah, they'll play one defense to
this but then you motion and change a
formation, a little bit, and they might not like their
defensive call for now. Okay, wait, the tight ends over here
and we're in a By to set. So what do they do? A lot of great
defensive coordinators do this?
They have been, they have a call, they make, or they
changed some rules on their defense to stop some of
the things, they know, the offense likes to do out of their new
formation
and want times that can be good.
But at times you watch on film, there can be a lot of
communication between all these guys and who goes where and
there, stood there talking, why the balls being snapped,
and that's something to watch for, in this game because this
is where I want to go inside the numbers, powered by AWS.
The Chiefs, and You read. Yeah, you know it, they motion, they
do this stuff. So that's maybe where they can create a little
bit of a
tactical advantage against this Eagles defense. Albeit might
not be as much through the Run game like we saw the 49ers who
had heard quarterback but they do it a lot in the passing game
and the Run game. So it's going to be a different look for
this Eagles defense. You see there, the motion usage,
the yards, rushing per attempt, all these pre-snap motion
statue sheer here with the Kansas City Chiefs of course,
we know there are really good offense and they know To create
the advantages offered at. All right. So you say here, right?
I mean
the the Chiefs they love to
hey, speed sweep guy goes this way. Or this guy goes this way
and back over here, and usually they're in the shotgun, right?
So they do some of that stuff, this team right here, the San
Francisco 49ers.
They're the number one team in pre-snap motion.
We didn't get to see all their beauty because of their
quarterback situation. But here's the first example,
I just want to show you and some of the bind, they're going to
bring Kettle over and motion. You can see it there, right?
But as you Can see
the Eagles talking to each other right there? Not sure
wait. Where's this guy? There's supposed to be another guy down
here. You see here, safety Chauncey, Gardiner Johnson. Now
it's late in the snap. They're getting ready to stop it. He's
going back and they're still talking, right? And now again,
here comes another motion with Kyle
use check coming across. And again, there's more
communication and ultimately this ends up being a good run
up the middle by Christian McCaffrey, but a problem that
you see a rise to this occasion, Those defense from
time to time. Okay, later on in the game, I
want to show another example of what I'm talking about here,
right? Showed you a run up the middle on the last play, but
this one even more specific, and you can see a little bit
more. Again, look motion. Here Comes George Kettle and motion.
You got the middle linebacker because you're white, he's not
even looking at the ball right now, right. There's a lot of
talk and communication going on there. Trying to get the safety
down. They need to bump over people
because now, again, it's gone from a formation where there
was three Receivers or three viable options to the to
the left side. And now it's going to be more in a 2x2 set and
they want to get to a different defense
because they feel what the 49ers have a different set of
calls or plays they go to when they get in this formation, all
right? And then I'm going to show you here on this next
clip. I want to show you what the Eagles do and how they mess
it up. As exactly as far as fitting the proper gap.
Next frame. What I want to show you again,
Eagles, defense, great.
You know, they do everything just about as
I'll level is you can ask, but when you motion shift do wall
that the communication we talked about them all talking,
right? So they got Kettle over here that we showed. Now use
check,
he came from this side at the snap of the ball because
they're going to run their usual little Zone cutback. Play
that the 49ers run. And if you look at this right here, we got
guy for a gap. Guy for a gap. Guy for a gap here. All
right, this guy's going to set the edge and I'll he's going to
come out. This guy's got in between there. All right, guy
for a gap guy for a gap.
The guy that it messes up here is. TJ Edwards a little bit and
not that he's totally messed up, but because they shifted
Kittle over here, then they snap the ball and use, check
him over here, they won. We're trying to communicate
and make sure they got everybody in the right position,
but to it gets them kind of discombobulated as well. And
here's one where TJ Edwards just goes a little too far
right. His Gap should be right here. He should be there for
this cutback run,
but because of All the priests snap movement. And even
the post that movement, he's a little too aggressive in his
adjustment and he gets too far over, which allows them this
double team to come up and get him and you're going to see
McCaffrey in this
next clip, run for a big gain.
And as you can see, Eagles are pretty good in all areas here,
as far as the run. The Run fits. But as I explained
Edwards being a little too aggressive because of
the priest snap motion and the communication,
he kind of overshoots his Gap and now they have found the flaw
and that's all It takes, what's its that's the point of priests
that motions and shifts. Just to get one guy to maybe be
a little slow with his
reaction or over aggressive because he sees
all the movement in that pre-snap that now he kind of
forgets where he supposed to fit in and you'll see here,
it's not even a great block. They Don't Really stay on them
but he's out of position. Enough to wear McCaffrey's fast
enough still to go buy them gets a considerable gain now.
Again, I don't know if we'll see this as much through
the Run game as we saw last week but the Chiefs do, The Run game
and the Chiefs did run the ball on them
last year in the 2021 season when they did match up and it's
been an issue for the Eagles, so Run game priest, that
motion. And then of course we know Mahomes shotgun guys,
going everywhere is going to be a part of this
will the Eagle's simplify and just go hey
let's not do too much on defense or are they going to be
what they've been all year? Which is kind of like oh you do
this we're going to squash it. Oh you motion over here we're
going to call another defense and squash. It could be
good but it could also be
A a recipe for some big plays for the Kansas City Chiefs.
Check it out Super Bowl. 57 will see how the Eagles adjust
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