DavidSeven
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Scottemojo":2dyu9sv5 said:Upon all-22 review, Seattle played a shit game. Bevell had mistakes, he tried to jump start the run game late with I formation and Coleman stunk up 3 plays. Seattle failed in most respects to make Dallas pay for playing a lot of man.
On the first Jet sweep, Kearse just whiffed a cut on Scandrick, otherwise that play has numbers on the left side. Willson blocks like a rice paper wall over and over. Schilling actually had a good run blocking game.
Wilson had a terrible game. Some of you are crapping on guys for drops, but Wilson was off, underthrowing guys back into coverage, not leading guys far enough a couple times, bailing from the pocket away from open checkdown passes, and just generally late seeing a lot of stuff.
Dallas and Marinelli deserve credit. They gave Seattle and a new center lots of odd looks. They recognized that Seattle would look to get the clock back on it's side in the 2nd half, and put 8 in the box when Coleman was in the backfield. The Dallas linebackers would all take deep pass drops, knowing Seattle avoids the short middle of the field. One time they brought up 6 looking blitz, but dropped the DE and LB on one side back, sending 4 from the right side vs 3 blockers. I am sure that is one that is getting blamed by lots of you on a crappy line, but the Dallas scheme made it a 4 on 3 pass rush. A line slide would have stopped it dead. Another time the 3 tech got after Wilson unblocked. How does nobody put a hat on a guy who is over a guard?
The horrible "option pass" everyone is upset about wasn't that at all. Lynch was supposed to get the handoff. He thought it was a pass and was setting up for pass pro, Wilson turned to nobody, and improvised. Can't hang that on Bevell.
Like many games, Wilson could have kept a couple read options and it would have been big yards. I have given up complaining about those, I am convinced lots of them are not real read options anyway.
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