this is beyond a punting breakdown, this did a ton to help me understand rushing schemes in general. having a play like this where the rush is the entire play really helps to show how defensive coaches can use scheme to manipulate blockers and create wide open gaps! thanks so much for this breakdown, and what a terrific call by bissacia to create a huge play for his unit.
Beautiful. This was really amazing. Honestly top tier analysis, you attention to detail and ability to clearly explain detailed minutiae is what I expect from channels like Brett Kollman or Real Engineering. Can't wait to see you talking with Pat McAfee someday
Great analysis of how the blocking scheme works...only one problem, the guy who blocked the punt sent the kicker flying. Penalty for assaulting the kicker, 15 yards, first down. This play only works if the punt blocker doesn't take out the punter in the process. Given the straight on attack of the punt blocker that seems unlikely. End result "Roughing the Punter" penalty.
@@000001willy nope, there’s another rule if you touch the ball the kicker is fair game after making a “roughing call” never happen if you block the punt
@@000001willy I find it extremely funny you are so incredibly confident and in the same day proceed to get shut down like ice cream machines in you know where.
Bro more of this please. Special teams gets no love from anyone and these guys are killing it! I'd love more of this side of the punt/kick team since I consider myself a pretty avid football fan and I know nothing
That means a lot man! I appreciate everyone who chooses to hit subscribe and it means so much to me that I get to spread the good word of special teams
I started the video and IMMEDIATELY noticed the Packers defender (53, 63?) pulling down the lineman as he was pancaked, which should be defensive holding and a first down. 😆 Like seriously, in the 1st or 2.
PLEASE do more breakdowns like this. If I was watching this game I would have just thought the Jets screwed up something basic. Very few football channels cover special teams, so I'd love to get a deeper appreciation for whats happening on these plays.
Nice. Very nice. It’s really like treating the defensive line as if it’s an offensive line, blocking assignments to create a hole for a pulling guard,except in this case the “pulling guard” rushes through the hole and blocks the punt.
A great deal of advanced football strategy is like this: getting the other team to waste a blocker or a tackler by drawing him to where he's not really needed, and preventing the other team from doing the same to you. In the case of special teams, a lot of that depends on knowing the standard responses to an opponent's initial look, as here, and as in a more recent analysis on this channel.
Happy Thanksgiving. Another play where the Jets played like the Jets would be the simple, yet not totally correct analysis of this play. The detail you went into is amazing. I saw the punt blocked, but not the why. This is the why. Wow. Thanks again.
So I'm a British dude would got into football a few years ago. Schemes and formations I still don't really understand so these videos really help. Great stuff as always. That being said, where's the damn madden punter career mode!?
I watched this explanation of this gorgeous play three times, and the last time I slowed it down to .7 speed, just to get my eyes on everything. Damn. Calling my doctor now.
Can wait for the scheme review of FTX and the Crypto bubble. Thanks for the insight, everybody loves defense, everybody loves offense, but as you show every week, special teams make you win (or lose) as well.
I LOVE blocked FGs and punts. My Georgia Bulldogs always seem to block atleast one FG(s) in championship games. In fact, they just did in the SECCG Saturday. They'll probably get a couple more in the playoffs.
You should focus on the break downs. Currently they just do board stroke comments during the games. I appreciate when schemes and individual players are highlighted.
If they're going to meticulously plan every step, they could plan the block angle so the ball will come off the kickers foot to the left, right, or backwards
Gonna second and third a lot of the comments already on here. Do some special teams break down stuff like this because no one else is really doing it and Special Teams wins games for sure.
Your second question contained the answer to the first question - the only times that the punter can be hit by the opponent without a roughing penalty is when the punt is blocked or when the punter’s team force the opponent into the punter.
A lot of folks view football as just another Gladiator sport of guys bashing their bodies into each other , But I see it as much more akin to chess than any other physical sport today.
Starting to look like Bill needed Tom more than Tom needed Bill. Remember Bill was the coach of the Browns before he went to the Patriots and met Tom. Bill is just Bill
It was top-tier analysis, as another commenter said, but for this old brain, it was so choppy as to remind me that strobe lights can trigger seizures. Anyway, yall enjoy your youth and your health, because life after those are gone SUX DAY-OLD DIRTY ASS. Peace out!
It's definitely a good play. Let's pump the brakes on the genius part. 99% of teams go years without a punt block and fail 99% of the time. If a special teams coordinator can scheme up ways to block multiple punts in a season, that would be genius.
yes it is! BUt what's more impressive is how they draw the PP and the left Guard away to open up a chasm like that but the move where they bring the defensive lineman around is a stunt
Have you gone over to the dark side? Videos about blocking kicks? I wasn't ever into punting, but I think I would have been able to have done some since I liked punting and drop kicking the ball as a goalkeeper in that other football, soccer. I was offered a scholarship to a university last century, but had changed to pre-Med and didn't want them to dictate my life. But I never had a chance to really let them what I could do, since I had just done a tryout, kicking extra points and a couple field goals. I should have asked to work out with receivers, since I also was a sweeper and mid-fielder. You have to pass the ball to your teammates, but you can't use your hands. So what? You have two feet. All these kickoff attempts for an onside, what a bunch of Malarkey. Why are they letting it bounce? Is this a crap shoot or a game of precision? I used to send my fullbacks out on routes and chip it to them over the opposing team. They loved my passes, I was pretty good at that. WTF is wrong with these "genius" football coaches since I haven't seen my idea put in place for decades.
If you're asking why the kicking team lets the ball bounce for an onside recovery, it's because the rules require it. In Federation rules it's an absolute requirement. In NCAA and NFL, it's only a requirement that no member of the receiving team still have a realistic chance to catch the ball. In Canadian rules no such requirement applies, and so as in rugby the usual onside kickoff is a high ball to the side.
This video is beyond frustrating and annoying because we see segments of the play about 100 times but we never see the full play unfold. Really annoying.
Look. NFL players are the least skilled ball players on earth. Most have one single function. Not to mention it takes 3 hours to complete 60 minutes of playing time! Rugby? 2x40 minute halves! Aussie rules 4 quarters of 30 minutes! And in these games every player needs to do every skill! Particularly in Aussie rules! Every player must kick run tackle bounce the ball catch the ball. 5’8”” to 7 foot! NFL has become so stylised it’s unwatchable!
this is beyond a punting breakdown, this did a ton to help me understand rushing schemes in general. having a play like this where the rush is the entire play really helps to show how defensive coaches can use scheme to manipulate blockers and create wide open gaps! thanks so much for this breakdown, and what a terrific call by bissacia to create a huge play for his unit.
Beautiful. This was really amazing. Honestly top tier analysis, you attention to detail and ability to clearly explain detailed minutiae is what I expect from channels like Brett Kollman or Real Engineering. Can't wait to see you talking with Pat McAfee someday
Thanks man, I really appreciate it! I’m gonna try to do more of this stuff!
Great analysis of how the blocking scheme works...only one problem, the guy who blocked the punt sent the kicker flying. Penalty for assaulting the kicker, 15 yards, first down. This play only works if the punt blocker doesn't take out the punter in the process. Given the straight on attack of the punt blocker that seems unlikely. End result "Roughing the Punter" penalty.
@@000001willy nope, there’s another rule if you touch the ball the kicker is fair game after making a “roughing call” never happen if you block the punt
@@000001willy I find it extremely funny you are so incredibly confident and in the same day proceed to get shut down like ice cream machines in you know where.
@@000001willyThis comment was blocked as hard as that punt.
Bro more of this please. Special teams gets no love from anyone and these guys are killing it! I'd love more of this side of the punt/kick team since I consider myself a pretty avid football fan and I know nothing
I got you bro! I’ll make sure to keep these plays coming
Don't feel bad. Most lifelong fans, (myself included) say "yeah, I know football!" Listen in on a film session and it's a foreign language. Oof.
Thanks for the awesome content! Don't forget we aren't just numbers, there's almost 30,000 REAL PEOPLE who love you, bro
I'm not real
That means a lot man! I appreciate everyone who chooses to hit subscribe and it means so much to me that I get to spread the good word of special teams
I like him, but I don't like-like him.
Yet.
Speak for yourself I'm just a statistic, a number on a screen, a number on a piece of paper nothing more, nothing less
@@HashtagBirdyy Choosing not to exist is a bold statement to make
1st time I've seen the packers special team getting compliments.
Definitely an anomaly
Bisaccia is a good coach, wish my Raiders kept him
Best way to keep their returner from fumbling
I started the video and IMMEDIATELY noticed the Packers defender (53, 63?) pulling down the lineman as he was pancaked, which should be defensive holding and a first down. 😆
Like seriously, in the 1st or 2.
Your Gonna need a little more sun shine if you think you stealing this
This is my favorite video of yours, ever. The way you broke down each and every assignment one step at a time was just perfect.
PLEASE do more breakdowns like this. If I was watching this game I would have just thought the Jets screwed up something basic. Very few football channels cover special teams, so I'd love to get a deeper appreciation for whats happening on these plays.
These types of videos really help me learn "intellectual" level of football. Keep these vids coming! Happy thanksgiving
Nice. Very nice. It’s really like treating the defensive line as if it’s an offensive line, blocking assignments to create a hole for a pulling guard,except in this case the “pulling guard” rushes through the hole and blocks the punt.
Awesome breakdown. As a casual viewer I love the breakdown of how offense, defense, and special teams do their thing
Another top tier breakdown, love it! PS my dad brought up your video at thanksgiving dinner and I knew exactly who he was talking about
Wow that’s awesome! Tell him I said Happy thanksgiving
This is a fantastic break down of the one thing the Packers have done properly all season XD
Love,
A Packers fan
A great deal of advanced football strategy is like this: getting the other team to waste a blocker or a tackler by drawing him to where he's not really needed, and preventing the other team from doing the same to you. In the case of special teams, a lot of that depends on knowing the standard responses to an opponent's initial look, as here, and as in a more recent analysis on this channel.
Happy Thanksgiving. Another play where the Jets played like the Jets would be the simple, yet not totally correct analysis of this play. The detail you went into is amazing. I saw the punt blocked, but not the why. This is the why. Wow. Thanks again.
Getting here late but this is pretty incredible. Really goes to show how smart lineman schemes can make or break a team.
I like literally have little to no interest in punts. I usually take 4th down to check my phone. But I’m addicted to you videos
That was an amazing breakdown! I really enjoyed it
So I'm a British dude would got into football a few years ago. Schemes and formations I still don't really understand so these videos really help. Great stuff as always. That being said, where's the damn madden punter career mode!?
Don’t feel bad, most American football fans don’t even understand that level of the game, especially for defense & special teams.
I watched this explanation of this gorgeous play three times, and the last time I slowed it down to .7 speed, just to get my eyes on everything. Damn. Calling my doctor now.
something about it is really beautiful right?
@@IsaacPunts it is. it's simple, but complex at the same time somehow. a work of art, almost.
Second time I’ve watched this video. What a piece of art. Nice work breaking it down
Can wait for the scheme review of FTX and the Crypto bubble.
Thanks for the insight, everybody loves defense, everybody loves offense, but as you show every week, special teams make you win (or lose) as well.
That was very well described. I'm thoroughly impressed.
Love that you used dismay correctly 😂
Y’all taught me well
That game was crazy on special teams with 3 blocked kicks
Love this style of video, masterfully done
Solid breakdown. Beautiful execution!
They need to play this on the Pat McAfee show
I LOVE blocked FGs and punts. My Georgia Bulldogs always seem to block atleast one FG(s) in championship games. In fact, they just did in the SECCG Saturday. They'll probably get a couple more in the playoffs.
You should focus on the break downs. Currently they just do board stroke comments during the games. I appreciate when schemes and individual players are highlighted.
I’ll try to do at least one a week as long as i have plays that inspire me
This is what happens when your special teams coordinator went 7-5 and made the playoffs but was refused to be given a HC job.
This gotta be a top 5 yt video I've seen
Very well explained… i think… I think I learned something today
Thanks for the breakdown. Great job!
Excellent break down!!
Great breakdown! Thanks for sharing!
Great breakdown, happy thanksgiving everyone.
Big brain play, great analysis
We ran that in High School over 35 years ago.
Incredible breakdown
I never understood why more teams don't actually rush the punter to try to actually block the kick.
If they're going to meticulously plan every step, they could plan the block angle so the ball will come off the kickers foot to the left, right, or backwards
Sweet video
Gonna second and third a lot of the comments already on here. Do some special teams break down stuff like this because no one else is really doing it and Special Teams wins games for sure.
Have a good Thanksgiving 👍
Thank you sir
Excellent breakdown. You should coach.
Damn good video as always. Why the hell is Belichek part of the thumbnail? Neither team cheated.
😂😂😂 just cause people love belichek+special teams
@@IsaacPunts Fair enough, but I'm sure there's plenty better non-cheating coaches known for special teams.
Look at Notre Dames consequtive blocked punts by Isaiah Foskey. Did the same kind of thing.
Sweet. Well done
As always very interesting
Absolute genius
That’s the only time I’ve seen the packers good at special teams
This is Jomboy for football and I love it.
Why was this not roughing the kicker ? Because the blocker contacted the ball in the air before contacting the kicker ?
Your second question contained the answer to the first question - the only times that the punter can be hit by the opponent without a roughing penalty is when the punt is blocked or when the punter’s team force the opponent into the punter.
Undortunately a block of THEIR PUNT contributed to last season's playoff loss.
This breakdown though
Pure genius
please more breakdowns
Soooo why is there a photo of Bekichick for this video? 🤔
A lot of folks view football as just another Gladiator sport of guys bashing their bodies into each other , But I see it as much more akin to chess than any other physical sport today.
Starting to look like Bill needed Tom more than Tom needed Bill. Remember Bill was the coach of the Browns before he went to the Patriots and met Tom. Bill is just Bill
It was top-tier analysis, as another commenter said, but for this old brain, it was so choppy as to remind me that strobe lights can trigger seizures. Anyway, yall enjoy your youth and your health, because life after those are gone SUX DAY-OLD DIRTY ASS. Peace out!
Bro this is the only good thing to come out of the packers this year
It’s like a reverse trap block lol
It's definitely a good play. Let's pump the brakes on the genius part. 99% of teams go years without a punt block and fail 99% of the time. If a special teams coordinator can scheme up ways to block multiple punts in a season, that would be genius.
You mean like the Cowboys special teams? I think they even tipped a successful field goal last week, which is A LOT of credit to the kicker.
Good video sir
That video switched to different angles wayyyy to fast, but your narrating was good, so I give a 3.5/5
Wouldnt work against the old school punt block lineup. 8 guys on the line with feet interlocked, nobody leaves their hole.
Bissacia is the man! LV had a serious downgrade in McDaniels
3:02 - lol
Running into the kicker. 5 yard penalty.
I don't know anything about football but isn't this a standard defensive lineman "stunt"?
yes it is! BUt what's more impressive is how they draw the PP and the left Guard away to open up a chasm like that but the move where they bring the defensive lineman around is a stunt
the only problem is roughing the kicker when he touches him.
Wish there werent fade outs
Pure creamation. Know what I mean.
44 was brain dead on that play.
Have you gone over to the dark side? Videos about blocking kicks?
I wasn't ever into punting, but I think I would have been able to have done some since I liked punting and drop kicking the ball as a goalkeeper in that other football, soccer.
I was offered a scholarship to a university last century, but had changed to pre-Med and didn't want them to dictate my life. But I never had a chance to really let them what I could do, since I had just done a tryout, kicking extra points and a couple field goals.
I should have asked to work out with receivers, since I also was a sweeper and mid-fielder. You have to pass the ball to your teammates, but you can't use your hands. So what? You have two feet.
All these kickoff attempts for an onside, what a bunch of Malarkey. Why are they letting it bounce? Is this a crap shoot or a game of precision?
I used to send my fullbacks out on routes and chip it to them over the opposing team. They loved my passes, I was pretty good at that.
WTF is wrong with these "genius" football coaches since I haven't seen my idea put in place for decades.
If you're asking why the kicking team lets the ball bounce for an onside recovery, it's because the rules require it. In Federation rules it's an absolute requirement. In NCAA and NFL, it's only a requirement that no member of the receiving team still have a realistic chance to catch the ball. In Canadian rules no such requirement applies, and so as in rugby the usual onside kickoff is a high ball to the side.
Dammmm...
Siccck
jomboy of football?
That is a penalty.
No call for roughing the kicker?
Great explanation, but the editing is so disorienting, easy on the transitions. . .
This video is beyond frustrating and annoying because we see segments of the play about 100 times but we never see the full play unfold. Really annoying.
Ruffing the kicker no?
Eww GB what are those uniforms?
Look. NFL players are the least skilled ball players on earth. Most have one single function.
Not to mention it takes 3 hours to complete 60 minutes of playing time!
Rugby? 2x40 minute halves!
Aussie rules 4 quarters of 30 minutes! And in these games every player needs to do every skill! Particularly in Aussie rules!
Every player must kick run tackle bounce the ball catch the ball. 5’8”” to 7 foot!
NFL has become so stylised it’s unwatchable!
…and their Special Teams sucks. Cool play. The only good play they have executed all season.
first pin?
Yes