All 22 Eason/Offense Breakdown
https://youtu.be/PbBW-r3xVSsFormer NFL guy JT O'Sullivan has a pretty good YouTube channel and he's breaking down every pass against Oregon here. Long video and a lot of in depth scheme stuff, but some pretty interesting info. Highlights a lot of misses by Eason but also questions a lot of the design of our offense. Mentions all the shifts and motions making life difficult for QBs.
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My biggest takeaway is that nobody was on the same page. I've only watched a couple of his breakdowns, but this was by far the most negative. A few good playcalls gone to waste because Eason inexplicably throws a checkdown passing up on a "walk in touchdown," as O'Sullivan calls em. Then the flip side with a handful of plays that he hates by design, weird protections, confusing shifts, even mentions how dumb going wildcat on third downs was. Also a few WRs screwing up routes and blowing up plays (Puka was a notable one.)
Obviously it's just one game, but that all sounds about right. Distrust on both sides. Bush and Pete frustrated because Eason can't/won't work through his reads and makes them look worse than they are. Eason pissed off because of poor scheme. Result was a disjointed offense that fell apart as games went on and they hit any adversity. -
I'm halfway through this and it is pretty damning. It will make posters shake and on the verge of vomiting when they see the multiple missed easy touchdowns against Oregon. I'm not sure whether to place blame on Eason or the coaches, but my inclination is to blame Eason 30% and the coaches 70%.
Eason's success in the NFL will depend on him being coachable. -
I remember this being one of our best offensive gamesExtraChrisB said:My biggest takeaway is that nobody was on the same page. I've only watched a couple of his breakdowns, but this was by far the most negative. A few good playcalls gone to waste because Eason inexplicably throws a checkdown passing up on a "walk in touchdown," as O'Sullivan calls em. Then the flip side with a handful of plays that he hates by design, weird protections, confusing shifts, even mentions how dumb going wildcat on third downs was. Also a few WRs screwing up routes and blowing up plays (Puka was a notable one.)
Obviously it's just one game, but that all sounds about right. Distrust on both sides. Bush and Pete frustrated because Eason can't/won't work through his reads and makes them look worse than they are. Eason pissed off because of poor scheme. Result was a disjointed offense that fell apart as games went on and they hit any adversity. -
For the 1st 40 minutesNeighbor2972 said:
I remember this being one of our best offensive gamesExtraChrisB said:My biggest takeaway is that nobody was on the same page. I've only watched a couple of his breakdowns, but this was by far the most negative. A few good playcalls gone to waste because Eason inexplicably throws a checkdown passing up on a "walk in touchdown," as O'Sullivan calls em. Then the flip side with a handful of plays that he hates by design, weird protections, confusing shifts, even mentions how dumb going wildcat on third downs was. Also a few WRs screwing up routes and blowing up plays (Puka was a notable one.)
Obviously it's just one game, but that all sounds about right. Distrust on both sides. Bush and Pete frustrated because Eason can't/won't work through his reads and makes them look worse than they are. Eason pissed off because of poor scheme. Result was a disjointed offense that fell apart as games went on and they hit any adversity. -
I used to love rewatching entire Husky games, now even watching clips I react like Uma’s character in “Kill Bill” when she sees someone who betrayed her.
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This was a great watch. Really depressing, but well broken down. It appears that there was plenty of blame to go around for our offensive ineptitude.
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That was really interesting and had some good non-QB takeaways as well.
- Ahmed was a horrible blocker
- Bynum is probably going to be quite good
- Nacua needs to keep learning the playbook
- Bacellia actually did beat someone deep in his career (but didn't get thrown to), however he still sucks
This also further confirmed that Pete & Bush neutered Eason's greatest strength. I have to believe that Eason threw so many check downs because the coaches told him to protect the ball, and thus he was getting through his reads too quickly and not looking for the deep ball. Not throwing deep allowed Oregon to play a lot more cloud coverage close to the line, taking away our crossing routes and slants. This was so frustrating to re-watch. -
Also noticed he tends to get manhandled a bit. For a guy of his build, he needs to be a bit tougher on cornerbacks.Woof said:That was really interesting and had some good non-QB takeaways as well.
- Ahmed was a horrible blocker
- Bynum is probably going to be quite good
- Nacua needs to keep learning the playbook
- Bacellia actually did beat someone deep in his career (but didn't get thrown to), however he still sucks
This also further confirmed that Pete & Bush neutered Eason's greatest strength. I have to believe that Eason threw so many check downs because the coaches told him to protect the ball, and thus he was getting through his reads too quickly and not looking for the deep ball. Not throwing deep allowed Oregon to play a lot more cloud coverage close to the line, taking away our crossing routes and slants. This was so frustrating to re-watch. -
Yep. It was a small set plays, but he seemed to either run the wrong route, get manhandled/bumped off his route, or make a huge play.huskyhooligan said:
Also noticed he tends to get manhandled a bit. For a guy of his build, he needs to be a bit tougher on cornerbacks.Woof said:That was really interesting and had some good non-QB takeaways as well.
- Ahmed was a horrible blocker
- Bynum is probably going to be quite good
- Nacua needs to keep learning the playbook
- Bacellia actually did beat someone deep in his career (but didn't get thrown to), however he still sucks
This also further confirmed that Pete & Bush neutered Eason's greatest strength. I have to believe that Eason threw so many check downs because the coaches told him to protect the ball, and thus he was getting through his reads too quickly and not looking for the deep ball. Not throwing deep allowed Oregon to play a lot more cloud coverage close to the line, taking away our crossing routes and slants. This was so frustrating to re-watch. -
Can he be our new OC?ExtraChrisB said:https://youtu.be/PbBW-r3xVSs
Former NFL guy JT O'Sullivan has a pretty good YouTube channel and he's breaking down every pass against Oregon here. Long video and a lot of in depth scheme stuff, but some pretty interesting info. Highlights a lot of misses by Eason but also questions a lot of the design of our offense. Mentions all the shifts and motions making life difficult for QBs.
