Perhaps, by the eye test.
I hope 56 has a better game
If it ain’t @Scrape&Search1032 then I don’t trust any of the film breakdowns
If the man looks at Arby's Steak Bites and says, "Yeah, I'll eat that," what would he do in New Orleans on the back side (bun intended.)
Mystery Science Theatre 3000
Ive seen a bunch of film breakdown channels popping up within the last year or so, some don't know what the hell they're talking about, and some have a basic understanding of X's & O's where they're able to pass that off to people. Like Clint Lamb, I've seen him post films breakdowns, and then Christian Miller quoting him about stuff he got wrong schematically in his breakdowns. And I believe he's taking it in stride each time and learned from it(I hope), so good on him for that.
Probably the more egregious example of this is Carter Bryant, I believe he covers LSU. But, just go watch him if you haven't already, and you'll see what I mean.
You're talking about Mike McDaniel, right? I do think he knows his shit(obviously) regarding understanding offensive schemes and calling plays. But that guy is a goof to me in a whole lot of areas as a head coach. Regardless of that, he'll land on his feet somewhere as an offensive coordinator with someone. Because again, he's a really good play caller. And I do think he's one of these guys that are best suited as a coordinator, instead of being the head coach.
Whenever Oklahoma week gets here, I'll end up watching more film on them that whole week leading up to the game. I'll probably post some thoughts on here about them as well. But from the small sample size I've seen, they're really good. One thing about them is they're multiple in how draw up their blitz packages, and where they bring them from. They also do a great job disguising everything presnap as well. They completey fooled Arnold in that Auburn game a few times, same with last week against sellers.
They've also got some absolute units up front, especially that stone kid. He has been a game wrecker all year.
That would be a great spot for him to land. And I don't know he played at Yale? Now I'm gonna try and find some highlights, lol.
I'll just say this, if you're using the same signals enough to where a coach is picking up on it. Then thats on you. You can't do that at that level of football and expect a coach not use it to his advantage. All these guys do is watch film and look for any advantage they can to win the game. That goes for the hand signals, the terminology, and those pictures cards they'll use for the play call.
