All right, Sunday night football this week. That's
right. He's back to what is back for Sunday Night Football?
We got the Steelers at the Dolphins. Big Time, football
game
Steelers, not out of it. After that big win last week against
the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Dolphins, still very talented
football team and they got the quarterback back and this is
where I want to go inside the numbers powered by AWS because
I like this Dolphins offense and the weapons. They
got love Mike McDaniel, the use of motion is about as good as
Any team, you're going to see and football throughout
the league. And you can see here, higher shift motion percentage
Dolphins, move people more than anybody. So despite what Aaron
Rodgers says, and he says he wants it to be
more simple. I'm just telling you the best offense is in
football shift, motion stress. A defense out of that. That
way, you see, dolphins, 84%, 49, or 75% Chiefs, kind of good
on offense to
74 percent simple, is not the way to go. It, motions and
shift stress, a defense out in a lot of different ways. And
that's what I want to show you on this by Buffalo Bills, who
wears a good deed message, you're going to find in
football.
Okay. But what does it do? One the shifts in motion make
defense has
like check oh wait we're in this formation. We want to play
this coverage and you'll see here from this play. Here. It
looks like they're about to play like a, some sort of, Too
Deep shell here. But then,
as we go here, and I'll show you in the next frame, we're
going to have a play here, where there's going to be Tyree
kill, flying across the line of scrimmage and they snap
the ball almost perfectly. All the time so he can hit it on
the dead run and get upfield and jump on the toes of corners and
secondary
people. But within the all that to and the shifting in motion
then
sometimes teams and in this case here with Buffalo
they don't want to play this defense when Tyree kill ends up
over here. So now on the Fly you got to communicate wait
check to this check to that and guys got to think about
the rules with the new coverage that they're going to be
plan and a split second. And what does that do? Usually
leads to the offense having an advantage and being The find
some completions, and I'm going to show you that here with
the next frame. All right. You saw to, I mean, Tyreke he's over
here,
it's GoGo rocket afterburners, and now he's over here, okay?
And like I said, the dot of the bills who looked like they
wanted to play a shell defense. Now have shifted down into
a single safety defense
because they're worried probably about the strong Side
Run game here. And now also with this, look at what we got
here, okay? And I'm going to show you what they're trying to
do, its play. A action by Tua.
He's very good in play-action pass and he's going to fake
the run here to the left side, they're going to have
the full-back become. Come behind the line of scrimmage. So not
only the priests snap movement, but the post Snap movement to
go along with it and
marry that all together.
It's got the Bills players and any defensive plays Miami is
going which way, did they go? Which way did they go? And he's
going to open up this play action. And with this Fallen
here he's going to get the linebackers to flow a little
bit.
Then you're going to have a single safety defense. We're
going to a receiver, go post down the middle to where that's
going to drag people over here to defend him
and then off of that. Now, Tyree kills going to come up
the field and of course whenever you're covered in
Tyree kill you're worried about him running by you and he's
going to run it in cut
and because of all the things they did pre and post Snap
it creates a huge hole in the middle of the field for Tyree kill
who's leading the league in receiving right now. And is,
you know, Probably the best receiver in the game. Okay.
And it allows him to catch the ball in space and to adjust to
make a nice easy throw makes the read. And here we go,
dolphins and Tyree kill. And that's what makes them
dangerous.
All right. Final frame here and you can see the end result,
guess what? Yeah, he's open right here in the middle of
the field. Here's the ball, in the middle of the air. Listen! The
other thing that all the priests snap motion
and all the misdirection after the snap did.
Look at this is a Miami Dolphins off as a line, that's
not special, but Look at the protection
because again you gave the off the defense so many things to
think about that they can't just pin their ears back and go
rush the passer. So that's the other great thing, the motions
and the
and the shifts do for an offense
and within that of course, here's to a
great timing and Rhythm through our,
right? And now he gets to throw a little banana ball over
the top of linebackers here in Milano and Edmonds, who won
were just running this way to stop the fake
of The run or the cutback run. And now as you can see here,
they're trying to redirect and open up and try to get back in
a passing Lane and they got no chance here. Tremaine Edmunds
is big and linebackers. You're going to find in football and
as athletic as it gets, this is a ball that's five yards over
his head and there's a receiver
10 yards behind him,
not going to happen. He's not going to be able to stop this
play, watch out for that here. Pittsburgh's defense.
It's not the same Pittsburgh defense as before
and Miami you know they pose more problems in a lot of Waste
schematically compared to the Tampa Bay Bucs last week who
can't run the ball.
Brady doesn't want to hold the ball very long. They don't have
an explosive passing game, the Dolphins. Give you a lot to
think about as a defense and that's what makes them
dangerous.
And the biggest reason is what
Mike McDaniel is doing on that offense pre-snap with all
the shifts emotions with guys like waddle and Tyree kill who can
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