Marlin Man
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I think our Defensive co-ordinator forgot to come back out at the half
what a joke
what a joke
Don't you love halftime adjustments
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sdog1981
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Also the pass rush is gone.
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4 sacks and a strip fumble.....where oh where did it go
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Flyingsquad23":3ciu0ya2 said:
lol what game was he watching?
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Maybe you weren't watching closely, but our 2nd half adjustments happened in the 4th quarter. And, btw, we won.
hawkfan68
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The Seahawks were ahead 17-3 at halftime. They held the Falcons to 86 total yards to that point. What adjustments were you expecting? They did come out flat in the 3rd qtr but corrected it by the 4th quarter.
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And before you rag on the D give the offense some blame for the Falcons having the ball so much! They had almost 10X as many yards as us...
TestMo1337
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I blame the offense for going a quick 3-and-out on their first possession.
Sparkchaser737
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Let's blame the coaches again for the breakdown in execution. Point the finger in the right direction.
Sports Hernia
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Players get the blame for poor execution, and coaches get the blame for piss poor play calls.Sparkchaser737":1qmhlh8g said:
It's as simple as that.
Why should the coaches get a free pass when they screw up?
Sparkchaser737
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Agree 100%. Unfortunately today what we saw was a breakdown with coverage of the players on the field. Not an adjustment that the coaches made.
Communication breakdown between players, ala Kam on the sideline
Communication breakdown between players, ala Kam on the sideline
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[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/odwnpFwuwF8[/youtube]
Found a great vid showing the Falcons adjustments followed by the Seahawks adjustments.
Found a great vid showing the Falcons adjustments followed by the Seahawks adjustments.
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evergreen":2tav352t said:
No, they didn't.
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TransGenderHawkFan":depe3r62 said:
This only means that he's overreacting by '10X'
Total yards for that game was pretty much even.
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HawKnPeppa":1romxfvw said:
I didn't think the comment by another poster about a nonexistent pass rush could be topped, but apparently 29 more yards is equivalent to 10x more. I guess I need to learn how to math better.
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It's funny to me that I thought I had the game plan figured out.
We went up 17-3 and I vocally said this is what we want. A 2 TD lead will force the Falcons to abondon the short game and allow us to pin our ears back even more. The problem was they didn't. They stayed with the short game and I think that is what ultimately killed our momentom.
Give Shanahan credit. We came out in the second half expecting them to try and go vertical. We dropped into coverage and our pass rush pinned thier ears back and if Atlanta follow's a traditional game plan, we likely dominate the rest of the game. The problem was our adjustments created a soft area for thier short game and allowed them to gain momentum. Worse was we readjusted short as they adjusted long and suddenly we found ourselves once again out of position.
Credit to Shanahan for not panicking like most OC's do as well as adjusting his game accordingly.
I really thought that was a huge reason we looked lost in the 3rd. We again adjusted in the 4th and took back momentum so credit our coaching also.
I also thought Kelsey McCray looked like Carrie Williams took over his body in the 3rd and our secondary was trying to compensate for it.
Ultimately we again came out of the Bi week lethargic and made tons of mental errors. Add that to an injured Wilson and Lockett and we are lucky to come away with the W.
Hopefully we look better going forward.
We went up 17-3 and I vocally said this is what we want. A 2 TD lead will force the Falcons to abondon the short game and allow us to pin our ears back even more. The problem was they didn't. They stayed with the short game and I think that is what ultimately killed our momentom.
Give Shanahan credit. We came out in the second half expecting them to try and go vertical. We dropped into coverage and our pass rush pinned thier ears back and if Atlanta follow's a traditional game plan, we likely dominate the rest of the game. The problem was our adjustments created a soft area for thier short game and allowed them to gain momentum. Worse was we readjusted short as they adjusted long and suddenly we found ourselves once again out of position.
Credit to Shanahan for not panicking like most OC's do as well as adjusting his game accordingly.
I really thought that was a huge reason we looked lost in the 3rd. We again adjusted in the 4th and took back momentum so credit our coaching also.
I also thought Kelsey McCray looked like Carrie Williams took over his body in the 3rd and our secondary was trying to compensate for it.
Ultimately we again came out of the Bi week lethargic and made tons of mental errors. Add that to an injured Wilson and Lockett and we are lucky to come away with the W.
Hopefully we look better going forward.
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hinton":1rqb75ee said:
fify?
Bottom line is we missed Kam.
A big part of his hold out argument was that he is a more than a player out there. He is a coach on the field who is responsibe for player posititioning. He is a captain on the sidelines to get in people's ear. Not having him in those capacities really hurt us.
And on at least the Jones TD, Sherman blew it. Possibly on the long Toililo TD as well. And Lane gave up way too much outside cushion on the third. All of those are plays where having your filed coach and captain adjusting players on the fly would probably have helped.
A big part of his hold out argument was that he is a more than a player out there. He is a coach on the field who is responsibe for player posititioning. He is a captain on the sidelines to get in people's ear. Not having him in those capacities really hurt us.
And on at least the Jones TD, Sherman blew it. Possibly on the long Toililo TD as well. And Lane gave up way too much outside cushion on the third. All of those are plays where having your filed coach and captain adjusting players on the fly would probably have helped.
