Watching the game again

[richig07]

Nagy made it VERY easy for someone to shut down his offense. He really wasn't disguising things very well, and what RPO's he was running, weren't working because the run game had not been established. I think that Nagy's offense works. But he needs to remember that it's all predicated on establishing a running game. To just go out and start calling pass plays, or getting into formations where it's blatantly obvious that you're going to run a pass play, you're going to get throttled.

I'm sort of getting down with this tweet.


I understand what Herron is saying. Guys around the league have a "schematic read" on Nagy. Guess what? Every defense around the league has a schematic read on what Bill Belichick is going to run every Sunday. It's not like the Patriots or the Saints change what they're going to run every season, coming up with a whole new playbook. What Nagy needs to do is learn how to OPEN his playbook. What plays lead to effective branches of schemes within the offense.

Whatever that is. He needs to figure it out, and better hope that Mitch can run it.

Every new offense goes through something like this in it's 2nd or 3rd season. Where teams get a read on your tendencies and start to hone in. HC's make their bones by being able to adjust back. Let's see where this goes.

I think this tweet from Herron is also worth noting. Trubisky played pretty damn well down the stretch of that game and got totally handcuffed by variables outside of his control. Final throw was poor, of course.

 

[BsGenius]

lol

No offense but your football IQ is shit.

 

[noonthirtyjoe]

Nagy's game plan was miner league stuff. The offense was not ready to play nor did they have a plan.