I watched the entire thing.
He really rips into Kmet quite a bit for looking like a complete spazz on the field, whether it's making blocks, running weird routes, or not giving enough effort on making a tackle on Fields' pick 6.
He also confirms what I've been saying for a while now about Justin Fields dropbacks being way too slow and nonchalant. His unwillingness to speed up that process is killing the screen game, and it's really messing with the timing because everything is so late. Then it's compounded by him often times standing too flat footed. He can't get as much velocity on his throws, which makes everything so much harder than it needs to be.
In his defense, I do think he was being a little overly critical on some of the opportunities Fields passed up when the guards are getting pushed back into his face on almost every snap. There is no doubt his general criticism is true of Fields, but some of them I thought were a little nit picky—especially on the ones where he's facing pressure from the interior. Very few quarterbacks can succeed when your guards are getting blown back into your lap and you can't escape the pocket.
Lastly, and maybe most importantly, he shits on Getsy's scheme for 3/4 of the video with a few exceptions. The Bears are running so many idiotic route concepts where two guys are both running the same route on the same side of the field with no spacing and nowhere to throw to. It's comical how many times it showed up on his review.
Fields was bad, but the scheme Getsy ran with was complete dogshit, and it did him no favors. If you're not going to scheme concepts designed to take advantage of his legs, you shouldn't have a job anymore. For all the credit Getsy got midway through last year, if this is the plan moving forward, it's going to be a long year.
