They were down 10 and their defense hadn’t been able to stop Daniels. The game wasn’t over, but Detroit was desperate for something big. If Williams throws that out in front of the receiver, we might be talking about how the touchdown was just what the lions needed. His trick plays had been working up to that point. That lateral to Monty then forward pass to st brown was genius.
It wasn’t a great play call, but you see that from a lot of good play callers. Not every offensive play call can be a gem. Even Reid makes mistakes like that.
Yea I think the NFL might be missing the boat with him. Remember how Slowik was a hot candidate last year with Stroud lighting it up and Kliff doesn't even seem to be getting the same type of attention Slowik was last year despite already having head coaching experience to build on as well. There must be something about his personality or something that puts people off.
So 9-8 instead of a possible 14-3 because the coach could also go 3-14? Do you hear yourself? The stuff you're saying is pretty ridiculous. If the commanders had lost, it sounds like you would hate kliff
The play call was risky, and Williams should have never thrown the ball. Detroit's offense is well-coached, and I haven't seen many instances where the players don't execute their assignments. If you look at the way the play was blocked, Williams doesn't appear to have a run option, so his two options were either throw to a wide-open Gibbs or throw the ball out of bounds. Sainristil had Gibbs well-covered and made a great play on the ball. If you go back and look, the design of the play was excellent, especially as a counter to the 63-yard touchdown by Willams on a similar design. The "trick plays" are part of Johnson's offense, and he calls multiple during a game. This one didn't work
This post is just ridiculous.
Exactly what I was thinking. Or Monty’s successful throw that went for 20 yards.
