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They will use this to support an narative tht ia negative. The good thing is he is very young and yet he has already reached a SB.
We had so many components of our offense that have failed when he has failed the obiturary page would be full so it always goes to the QB as it should it just is rarely a QB this young who has led his team to a SB. Consistency is something that will be stressed in the offseason.
You bring a good point out about the spoon feeding assuming it is not done around the league. I think that is the imaturity of our HC as a HC. utilizing what is available to assist is nice but for Goff to take the next step he will need to be trusted to also make his own adjustments and reads. I notice a marked difference when Goff has a running game and also when we are in 2 minute or our fast break mode. He struggles when things are off kiltered. No run and no tempo. I guess they all do. Brady was not his sharpest but he knew he had protection. He had runners and he had quick and short options that he comfortabley oporates within. He also has a wealth of experience seeing the field and tape and knows how to get himself and the team out of trouble.
I am Hoping Sean will look at the ways he has has helped Jared and stiffled him. Giving Jared more freedom to execute within the flow of the game.
Every Game Jared has struggled Sean has as well. What is more a reality is that Jared can sense Seans anxiety and it impact him burdening him doubly in a sense. If Sean is tight then Jared has to execute with the sense of urgency of the moment yet without any assist from his caller as we saw last night and in prior losses. I am going to assume that Jared reverts to doing what Sean wants sometimes ignoring his better judgement which leads to him not audibling to Run or challenging Sean to run or make some calls go to Gurley. Just a thought.
The Pats put Brady in a much better position to succeed than McVay did with Goff.
Brady dinked and dunked us to death with quick throws to Edleman to combat the Rams pass rush.
McVay seem to keep looking for the big plays instead of just giving something easy for Goff to get some sort of rhythm going. The O-line was struggling with the speed and stunts of the Pats d-line, but McVay never adjusted.
Oh well, they are the youngest coach/QB combo to ever play in the big game and it showed up a bit.... They will both learn from this and become a better team for it.
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