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Originally Posted by ChoppedWood
C&O- right on!
Man I am so enraged, I keep re-watching the hail mary attempt. EVERY DAMN COLTS FAN owes it to themselves to go watch this thing. It is pure comedy. I have seen criticism levied at AR "he's so bad he couldn't even get off a hail mary"...
They bring THREE. We have 5 lineman--- AND JT in to protect- we roll AWAY from the stacked front.
4.73 seconds, that's how long it took for them to get to AR- 4.73 seconds on a damn roll away from pressure- and we still get sacked. And I am telling you, that effort by Nelson, man to your point C&O, you get taught in pee-wee league, you fucking hit anything that crosses your face, that's a fundamental- he whiffs bigger than shit- it is embarrassingly bad.
Just gut wrenching to watch!
Steichen- do you even watch the fucking film to drive your decisions? Sit Nelson down for his lack of effort!
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This whole Hail Mary take is wrong. First off, it was an interesting call by Ryans. Probably a large factor in why AR left the pocket so soon, which was the crux of the issue. He took off in like 2 seconds.
Smith - Hunter starts at the 49 and Smith carries him all the way to the 36 when he just runs lateral because AR took off. I don't know where else Smith is supposed to take him.
Tucker - He basically had nothing to do. Anderson is lined up beyond the wide-9, like out in the slot. He's the only one who might engage him, but when AR rolls out, Anderson stops going up field and goes straight lateral.
Kelly - Takes Autry head-on, who then collides a bit with JT because...
Nelson - Assists Kelly and shoves Autry into JT. This comes after he drops and sees that Hewitt is not coming with the rush. Right when he helps, Anderson comes straight lateral across the line right when he sees AR leaving the pocket.
Raimann - I guess you can criticize him most on the OL? He's dropping like Nelson, sees that Hewitt isn't coming, and slides inside to help, then Anderson comes whizzing by laterally and he doesn't get a hand on him. Doesn't see him coming because he's blocking for a QB in the pocket.
Ultimately, Hunter and especially Anderson barely have to engage the OL because they just run completely around them and meet at AR who ran away from his blockers. He had a pocket to work with.