Okay, so, had time to look at it ... I will comment on the defensive plays

Overall, I like his effort. He does a good job overall. He's showing a good interest and it is not
easy to do what he is doing. So he's trying hard.

He calls them "impactful plays"

Here are my thoughts

1.
4:54 "Second impactful play"

He draws the routes well ... and explains them well.

However, he says the defense is a combo coverage --- man to man "to the right"
and to the near side he says "I believe is running cover 6."

That's impossible.

Cover-6 cannot be on one side of the field. What cover-6 is means it is both sides
it means cover-4 on one side and cover-2 on the other side.

So it is a 'Combo" coverage as he calls it, but I think he just does not know what
Cover-6 is. He needs to do a little bit of study of playbooks and he's get it right

The coverage is cover-1 bracket call with a banjo call to the near side.
Banjo means the defenders switch men if they cross .. (and in and out read)
and you can see the bracket -- he got that part right.

So, he got the man to man up top right and missed on the cover-6 on the bottom
but as i said, I don't think he knows what it is.


2.

13:18 Fourth impactful play

Again I like how he draws the routes. Nothing wrong there

As far as the coverage he calls it "quarters" Cover-4

It's cover 6 -- and this is perfect example of it. It's cover 4 to the near side (he identified that right)
but he called the top side also cover-4. It's cover-2 up there.

Up top you can see the deep safety, he has the deep 1/2. The CB has the flat and the LBer to that side
has the hook/curl

On the quarters side, yes, those two deep guys have 1/4, the LBer has the vertical hook and the nickel
has the quarter flat


so like the first one -- this guys was half right, so give him credit

3.

23:48 sixth impact play

Same thing --- offense routes, I like.

He calls the defense "combo coverage" and says man to man on the near side, and the rest "cover-3:

This is quarters with the CBs locked. What is confusing him is the "locked" part. it does not look like
quarters on the near side because of the MEG (lock) call. MEG means 'Man everywhere he goes"

so, rather that matching a route, he matches the man. So, give him credit, he sees the MEG and
says it's man and he's right. But it's not cover 3, Darious Williams is also locked ... he's quarters
but he may be in MOD or MEG, I don't know. They would look the same with this route.
MOD is "Man outside and deep" and it's him locked on the WR.

because of the route run down below, it means Durant does not go deep.
So, I'd say he got elements of the coverage right --- but like the other two, he was ultimately not right

I give him praise for trying and getting parts of each one right --- but also, I'd say he needs to
keep up the work and he'll get there.


If you want still shots I could do that, to contrast with his on the first one and last one, I just did
the second one ...

that's my view on these