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Orlovsky video breakdown: “These pass concepts don’t make sense. You can’t play QB in this.”
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But not Flus right?Poles just might be the problem.
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They where just talking about the fact we run the 3 rd most screen passes, and we are the 2nd worst for completed screen passes.
What a nightmare..
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George, so they are safe for now
Who is Flus’s boss?
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You caping for Flus because you are worried about the next guy being worse is funny stuff.
Who is Flus’s boss?
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Bend, don't break is broken. We just had 2 straight games where the opponent scored a TD after receiving the ball with less than .30 sec left in a half.
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Waldron is to blame as well but this clown is a moron. If you watch the video its legit just caleb being bad.
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Ahh yes, lets blame the passing game as a whole and not the guy throwing the ball.
Maybe by year 3 we can start blaming the guy throwing the ball.
Caleb is missing layups and its the biggest issue right now, not waldrons shitty playcalling
Once again, I have faith that caleb will become a great nfl QB. Every fanbase thinks orlovsky is a clown.
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You guys, stop arguing over who the problem is on offense. The problem is the entire offensive side of the team. Equal parts of blame to go around. The tricky part is figuring out who has promise and can be saved -vs- who needs to be shitcanned as soon as possible
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I'm pretty sure blaming the passing game as a whole includes the guy passing the ball. That tweet even says "the timing with his feet..."
Like how biased are you? LOL
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The playcalls make sense but they don't.
He schemes guys open but but he doesn't.
WTF are you even talking about?
Playcalls are by nature situational, so if it makes no sense situationally it makes no sense.
Guys are schemed open by the combination of route concepts, if his route concepts are flawed so is the scheme.
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I'm sorry but whomever is to blame for Cole Kmet getting 1 target in the last 2 games is to blame.
If it's FLus/Waldron, with their 30 years of combined NFL experience that is inexcusable.
If it is the rookie QB, the coaches need to pound into his skull to take the easy look.
So yeah, it's at the very least it is the coaching.
The QB needs to be better, but he also needs guys looking to catch the ball when he finish his drop, he needs guys not to be bunched together in a cluster **** of wide receivery, and the GM needs to get him an OL that doesn't take turns falling on their faces every snap.
If it's FLus/Waldron, with their 30 years of combined NFL experience that is inexcusable.
If it is the rookie QB, the coaches need to pound into his skull to take the easy look.
So yeah, it's at the very least it is the coaching.
The QB needs to be better, but he also needs guys looking to catch the ball when he finish his drop, he needs guys not to be bunched together in a cluster **** of wide receivery, and the GM needs to get him an OL that doesn't take turns falling on their faces every snap.
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A lot of those are not layups though. The first play in the video that he throws out of bounds on the sideline to Allen is a very tight window pass where if it is ever so slightly underthrown, it is going to be intercepted. To me, that is Caleb being extra cautious.
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JT O’Sullivan has commented on this a few times.
-The design of the plays are very good at times
-The timing of said plays is very good at times
-Picking the players and their roles within each play is good at times
The problem is that none of this seems to ever align to form a competent offensive game plan
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Tight window being 10 yards? lol
Its not an easy throw but its a throw NFL QB's have to make.
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I could care less what that moron says.
He said rome is slow and doesnt get open when its clear on tape he does. This dude cherry picked a few plays and decided its the issue of the bears offense. He's just a moron clown who was bad in the NFL and is now bad on TV. He clearly doesnt watch the actual tape
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That throw was over 20 yards.