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alyoshamucci
High percentage of play action (often double play action) leaves him with his eyes off the field ... so it gives him less time to adjust to unexpected coverage.

This is a point I've never considered. I don't know any place where we could obtain the metric of how much of the pressure is coming on play actions plays versus none play action.

This would also fall on McVay. He insists on having a play action heavy scheme so then he would either need to adjust that or make sure he has a QB who can adequately adjust with less time to decipher coverage.