Billick’s Breakdown: Breaking Down the Passing Game

It’s gonna determine how far we go in the playoffs

Not that hard🐇

Yea i agree with the 1 2 punch of gus and jk

O line wasn’t that good last game

True. Dobbins still should’ve caught it tho

Barely had time to get the pass to Dobbins, got hit as he was throwing it. If he tries to hit Hollywood here it probably wouldn’t get there or be extremely inaccurate considering he’d have to rush it

@Ced I’m sayin – it’s a corner blitzing from tight alignment. Obviously all you can do is hit an outlet there.

Lamar didn’t have the time to look it was a blitz in his face

@Legend Lamar had a free runner on him. He didn’t have time to square up and throw deep. He had to throw to his checkdown in this situation. He could’ve created time by leaving JK in as a blocker. That’s the next step for lamar. He recognizes blitzes fine but rarely adjusts protections to account for them.

Lamar needs to hit open people first

@Michael Osborne the problem is, that the wrcs are always not open

@Michael Osborne nobody is open, watch the ravens x eagles, ravens x chiefs all the games, he buys time and the receivers are still not open and he always have to run for his life

@Felipe Maurino Often the wrs are too far down field to uncover during the scramble. Need more crossing routes. Conversely, this is exactly what PIT and KC are great at.

@Nicholas Caljean where? HAHAHA Ive saw the game against the eagles 3 times and didnt saw that

Good points. And where is the offensive coordinator?

I agree with the running off coverage thing. When those plays get blown up and LJ improvises the WR are too far down field to uncover during the scramble drill. That’s what PIT and KC are really great at, and theoretically we should be killing people on the scramble.

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@Nicholas Caljean .. totally, dead on right.

Can you make that throw in under 2 seconds? There is a corner blitz coming FREE from tight alignment. Prolly made the right throw just, they just gotta hit it.

@Jared Williams … the play is thrown in under a second, because you have read the 1 on 1 , no safety help. It’s a simple drop and launch.

But our qb development, offensive development isnt on that level yet.

Look how wide open brown is. … this play just represents, greg scheming a wide open underneath route for Lamar, vs showing him, this underneath set up can open up the deep shot.

Which was an opportunity for
2 wrs on this particular play.

@Jared Williams
Receiver dropped ball.
The o.c. is lacking.

@king shark I mean I believe if lamar didn’t see that blitz coming he probably would have tried to make that throw but since he saw it he threw the check down but yes I do agree with you with them wasting browns speed

@Nightmare Kilo … I dont think the blitz was his reason to hit the rb, the play was totally for that position.

To hit that outside and or brown that would take, throwing with anticipation, trust and understanding that underneath can actually clear the deep.

But roman and the qb coach, just has Jackson obviously going, underneath reads, tight end, then take off.

One thing about all these passes, besides the tight window one is, … he’s gotta see the receiver wide open and clear, before he wants to chance the throw.

Jackson a talent, but we could use a qb whisper on staff, to level him up.

Actually, I see a receiver running the wrong route AND dropping the ball. LJ threw so JK could keep running. JK settled into the zone, essentially running a curl instead of an angle.

We only ever lost to chiefs so how