How Stafford fits into McVays system

[oldnotdead]

This is an interesting breakdown of the differences of Goff and Stafford and how Matt and Sean need to adjust to one another to create a Super Bowl contending offense. I like how he illustrates how the scheme is as important to creating open receivers as much as or perhaps a bit more than speed or simple route running.

I agree with the perception it may take a while for all the kinks to get ironed out.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDmLJWGSj98

 

[shovelpass]

https://ramsondemand.com/threads/how-stafford-fits-into-mcvays-system.64046/

 

[shovelpass]

I belive it was the beginning of the Brian Allen experiment.

Maybe but I think it was more Blythe because Brian Allen was injured fairly early in the year and McVay didn't go to roll-outs until Game 11 I believe.

The roll-outs began in the 1st drive of the 2nd half of game 1 vs. CAR. The first half was primarily shotgun passes, Allen and Hav both struggled in 1-on-1 blocking so they switched gameplans and ran close to 10 roll-outs in the 2nd half.

 

[Loyal]

There was a lot more going on other than the OL. But this isn't a good place to get into all that again so will agree to disagree.

Blythe lovin' homer

 

[Ram_Rally]

Interesting how Mayfield and Rodgers took a year to fully adjust to the Shanahan-rooted scheme, hope the change in scenery for Stafford is a skyrocketed improvement that he won't feel the flaws of transition

Very interesting. Especially since it didn't take goff any time

 

[Neil039]

@Loyal Woke and Keeping it Real outing Blythe @Merlin