Pierce has to catch that beauty of a throw. Could not make a throw more perfect than that. Maybe the WR turning his shoulder to the turf instead of landing directly onto the ball allowing it to squeeze out.
@@megatroneata9911he made the same mistakes in college with lesser competition theres a huge cause of concern…. Never seen a really bad college qb make it in the pros… good luck debating on drafting caleb williams when the colts have the #1 or #2 pick… lots of losing this year for the colts…
@@mikes8863 We'll see for sure. I'm not expecting lots of wins, but Richardson didn't have fantastic talent around him at Florida, and he did get much better as the season progressed. Lack of experience is hurting him more than anything. I'm rooting for the guy
@@zachknauss1417 i respectfully disagree..ITS FLORIDA they have talent…He needed to be a game changer for them and it never happened.. if he can only be good when a good team is around him it just means you drafted what we call a “game manager”
At Florida, they didn't have any weapons and the coaches didn't hold his hand. If he fixes the mechanics and improves his decision making, he's going to be scary
A lot of college offenses are dumbed down just utilizing strengths of players rather than anything nfl like. So depending on the player and coach sometimes theyre able to adapt to an nfl level offense a lot faster than tthey could at the college level happens a lot
@@majintv24I heard someone saying something similar pre-draft that made a lot of sense to me… he might just develop quick because he can just *learn* from Steichen, rather than having to simultaneously *unlearn* from previous coaching.
@@creedhayman5953 I have no problem with differing takes, can you please explain to me what exactly you’re alluding to when you call AR a “project.” Also, I didn’t say he was ahead a schedule I simply said he’s ahead of where people claim him to be.
I was there in person. With Josh being out, Anthony Richardson was the main person I was watching. And looking back, he's the only Colts QB the entire game that actually felt threatening. A drop and an off balance throw could've led to a better stat sheet, but the kid was moving out there. Excited to see him in the future as a Bills fan. If he turns out to be fantastic, I can say I saw his first NFL snaps 😂😂
Haha nice! Not a Colts fan, but I saw Peyton Manning's debut in the Kingdome what seems like eons ago 😂 I thought at the time the the big kid had a chance to be alright in the League, turned out to be a good call.
Yeah as a Bills fan I found myself cheering for Richardson in that game lol. I expected him to suck this year because he was so raw but he actually looked kinda good. If he can get to the level of someone like Allen quicker than 3 years like Josh took, then he’s gonna have a lot of records. Rooting for the kid
Bills fans with the common W, as a colts fan I’ve always loved josh, hopefully AR will develop like we think he can. He’s got all the natural talent in the world
And I do think as long as the coaching and front office stays competent the answer to that is yes. Oline looks at least adequate with nice upside as a unit and Pittman, Pierce, Downs, and the tight ends are good enough to let him succeed. He was my 1 qb in the last class even over Bryce. That's how much I believe in AR
This was also most of the Bills starting Defense. The INT was a miscommunication with the WR. It looked to me like he was processing fast enough in the pocket. Accuracy is still a concern but at least the game didn't look too fast for him. I liked the pocket movement and footwork.. Richardson is not as much of a project as some people think
@@Dabeast1911Que He was inaccurate..overthrows..but I think reps should improve that. He was seeing the field and getting to his 2nd read well enough IMO. Processing is the first thing I look for in a rookie and he has it
@@micahkiyimba8641 like I said, 4 throws that take I issue with, the other throws where fine and he had his guys drop a few. They weren't crazy musses either, we have seen way worse. I agree with you, I'm just saying that he didn't make a ton of errors and showed some really promising traits.
@@micahkiyimba8641Agree, appears to have few things that are hard to teach, like processing speed, poise & not looking at the rush. Vets said they were impressed way he commanded the huddle.
AR was 1 dropped touchdown away from being 8-12 for 101 yards, 1 TD and 1 INT in about 1 quarter of action against the Bills (mostly) starting defense, in his first ever NFL game action. Liked what I saw 👀
I've been waiting for this one, very nice breakdown. He showed some impressive passing talent here. Not a Colts fan, but I'm rooting for Anthony because I think he could be a very exciting player.
Go Colts!! Excellent breakdown! I've been watching football for three decades with limited knowledge as to what they were doing on the field..Thanks for making these videos!
He’s the next big thing. He has not only all of the tools but the correct mindset and the correct coaching staff to bring it out of him. He’s going to follow the Josh Allen progression where he breaks out big time in year 3. And man that breakout will make him top 5 QB in the league easily.
IMO it’s so much better for these young Rookie QB’s to have some confidence and let the ball go - especially in preseason. So often you’ll see guys like Trey Lance, Fields or Stroud hesitate, not trust what they’re seeing and throw late or not at all leading to a sack or dead play.
I snagged Richardson for my fantasy team (he's on my bench) on the off chance his running ability alone could be league-winning stuff...now you tell me he's more advanced as a passer than we thought? Daaayyyyyummmm!
And I thought, except for the rushed throw leading to the interception, that he showed great poise in the pocket. Didn't really seemed bothered or scared at all.
Agree. Especially after throwing the pick, he just came right back and did his thing. Team had 125 yards offense while he was in. And 3 penalties + the dropped TD.
@@beau_sauce_god2676 if you not ready you not ready . He’ll get plenty of reps in practice . The colts have garner Minshew if they wana win games an coaches keep their job he should start
I feel like this is the best assessment of that game so far. So many people look at stat line, which was ugly, but miss the process. I came away excited about AR and his potential, not discounting him based on the INT and lack of points.
I could be wrong, but on the pick I feel like McKenzie is supposed to be where the throw was delivered. He was supposed to run a route that gets the first down at the sideline. Instead, he cut his route short and ended up near the NFL logo.
McKenzie was interviewed on the sideline during the Colts broadcast and acknowledged it was on him. AR took blame too though as did Coach Steichen because they didn't practice that specific edge pressure situation. Like Deion Sanders once said, don't waste a mistake and instead, learn from it.
Tim Tebow was out lifting the offensive lineman in college according to the Pouncy twins. Tebow would literally run through linebackers and truck corners and safeties. I know this is a AR vid. I miss that Tebow year
Great video and analysis here. You just got a new sub. People are still dogging on this kid and honestly it's because they haven't watched him yet. As you said the anticipation and development are way beyond what people expected. He still made some mistakes week 1 but I was still very impressed by what I saw.
On the pick, I think that you were right. The O-line's blocking scheme didn't seem to make much sense. The G and T doubled the 3-tech, and on the weakside, the G should've at least chipped the DE before climbing to the second level. Instead, the DE was given a free run up the middle, b/c the T to that side picked up the CB blitz. Given that they had a man advantage in the box, they probably would've been better off running it. I'm surprised that you didn't mention the fact that he's not reading the D. These were all pre-designed throws, where the receiver he was throwing to was chosen pre-snap. As for that throw over the middle, I think that that important part of that was not that he threw a 12-yard fastball; it was that he was blind to the backer in the middle of his vision. He never saw him, and he got lucky that he didn't get his hand on it. As to that inside-out route, where he dropped it right in, yes, that was a great throw. But, watching his film, that's the only time out of 10 that he's going to make that throw. That's the important take-away from this. He has zero consistency.
absolutely right about a problem on the OL as well as McKenzie running the wrong route. the RG should have picked up #50 as the RT moved out to get the free rusher. and McKenzie's route turns into a hot flat for Richardson's outlet. If the timing isn't there, throw it away.
On that tight end come back he was square to the throw and then opened up his lead foot to the outside as he was throwing. Which is why he pushed that ball too far outside
the play with the INT had rookie RT Blake Freeland playing. He is not the starting RT but he was clearly getting 1st team reps since Braden Smith (the actual starting RT) was getting reps with 2nd team instead as the back-up center since he's next-in-line should starting Center Ryan Kelly ever go down. Freeland obviously needs the reps because he also caused 1 of the sacks to Minshew due to shitty blocking...
Great work its a lot better for everyone when everyone can just be open ,honest and enjoy the development over time. This time last year with malik willis we couldn't even hardly have dialogue around certain skill sets. Its now way to many different traits that to much a part of the league for folks to just chill over critiques.
15:29. I'm teaching that to go to Pittman. He's your dog. He's won the route. AR has to make a perfect throw to make the corner work. He does make the throw, but the Pittman route is easy work to your big guy.
3:30. I think wrong route. I would also rather have an option on the slot to run his route based on what his defender is doing. If it's RPO, then the ball has to come out quick. If the guy covering the slot comes on a pressure, then it should be a speed out to the slot.
Great assessment JT! You're right he is better than ppl give him credit for and he will show it in season.. It's so many haters because he's making the haters look stupid by playing better than both the Top prospects so the haters that said he wouldn't still talk bad and wish bad because they know they feel stupid now deep down for calling him a bust and saying that Young and Stroud was better but he's proven them wrong and you know ppl don't like to just admit they were wrong and give credit where's its due.. They prefer to keep HATIN and wishing bad on him so they can say they were right.. Lol..COLTS NATION ALL DAY! LET'S GOOO
Dude it was less than 1 pre season game. They picked him for his upside which is still unknown. That performance was to be expected. All they were doin was dipping his toes in the water. He doesn't even know how to swim yet.
@@mikeronald3812 his upside not to unknown anymore with the performance he put on his first game because if he played that well his first game then that pretty much shows how much better he's most likely gonna get during season.. Not to mention he still has a month to get Alot better than that game.. And he looked to me like he knows how to swim better than the top two draft picks.. So I'd say he's swimming pretty damn gd.. So find somebody else to debate with HATER! LOL
Even Hull shit the bed on the block after the RT switched to the CB blitz. Hull has to chip someone at minimum.. there’s 7 bodies capable of blocking the blitzing defenders
I don’t like that last play design either.. the intermediate route should whip out not in.. the back coming through the line should whip back in not out or fade out and hook back In.. this gives you a quick 1-2-3 read with safe throws to the sidelines 2x and one easy check back over the middle
@lumineer_3 The only QB the texans have had worth talking about did nothing in Houston 😢. Except get massages, I guess. The front office handled that like pros 🙄
@@lumineer_3Lazy, follow the lemmings, low info comment. Luck was his own worst enemy. Didn't slide until his last season. Played 1.5 seasons with a torn labrum. He lied to coaches, mgmt, team doctors & specialist about it not causing pain. Came clean after signing $100+mil deal then falls on that shoulder while snowboarding while recovering. He chose a Stanford doctor who specializes in hips & knees for the surgery against the advice of the team. His doctor bungled the surgery. And he will be the first one to say he didn't listen to PT and raced thru rehab which also set him back. So yeah, let's blame the team.
@@MetaTaco317 yea man what ever helps you sleep at night. Even JT wants out and I don’t blame him, but he’s gonna come back because the RB market is trashed
Before I watch, I'm sharing my thoughts: AR looked absolutely unready to start, and it's shocking the Colts want to see what happens with him as starter so soon. He does not see the full field, he does not anticipate throws, and he largely ceases to be a QB at all when pressure comes at him. I would bet against him ever having him turn the corner into a serious NFL QB. He does not have a background as a big throwing QB like Lamar Jackson did for instance. Jackson threw the ball a lot in high school and college. AR barely threw it in either. AR mostly only accumulated stats in the 4th quarter of games UF was getting pummeled.
On his pick, the RG didnt check down to his right and attempted to double team the guy the center had. It gave that DL man a straight path to Richardson. I do believe the RG is either a rookie or a younger guy lacking experience
Yep. McKenzie not changing his route put Richardson in a bad spot. But Richardson made the wrong choice. Glad it happened as it will give him something to learn from. If a play breaks down like that it is ok to take a sack or sling it out of bounds.
I'm not as blown away by his anticipation as you are. he stared at a guy who was running to the sticks and then he threw to the sticks. that's all he did.
On that pick, that ball should've been out before the WR finishes his quick cut out. It should've also been low. McKenzie should've had to dive for it. It's either a completion, or the ball is in the dirt.
Busy today. And I feel Young has major upside. And AR is raw as expected. Still very young and has time to grow and improve. And he has major major upside. And showed some Anticipation!!!!
Can you do one on Easton Stick the Chargers QB2? As a Charger fan I always thought he was ass, but he looked really good in their first preseason game.
The RB could have "chipped" the pass rush in play #1. Problem is, he's a nobody, and nobody's don't do shit extra. The RT saw the blitz and picked up the Outside rusher. The RB should also see the blitz coming. This is why the front office loved Joseph Addai so much. He would have picked up that pass rush.
Wouldn’t hank be an option route.. Wr has to adjust his route inside vs outside leverage.. outside vs inside or stem back in bracket? I mean if you’re not running that as a choice route based on the defense set and coverage then this is setting up for failure on design concept alone cause read one and two are the same read.. then you moving from one to the other side of the field to the 3 read.. this also doesn’t give much for hots unless you get a Sam blitz.. and running this as a curl woukd make even less ensue cause then you’re coming back into the 2 read and standing 3’ apart from each other..
Love AR - humble likeable kid. AR has a 105 mph fastball and they trying to turn this thrower into a pitcher. Sit him for a year and let him learn. You throw this kid into the fire from the jump and it will be a disaster. He's barely played any football. Everyone is in a rush these days. Minshew knows this offense and he's very smart. He will teach him.
He's Lamar, if Lamar was built like Derick Henry. His success or failure is dependent on what he does over the next 2 years. I think everyone expected a dumpster fire this year, he's the least polished qb in the draft, but if you hit on him and develop him he could be a top 5 qb in 3-5 years. Patience is the name of the game with AR, cause the physical skills are out of this world.
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Pierce has to catch that beauty of a throw. Could not make a throw more perfect than that. Maybe the WR turning his shoulder to the turf instead of landing directly onto the ball allowing it to squeeze out.
I was more impressed with AR's short passing..something I was told he can't do. But the screens and checkdowns were on target and on time
Timestamps:
00:48 AR's interception: RPO gone wrong, panic throw, multiple errors.
04:14 Zone read play: Richardson's agility, making defenders miss, anticipation on the read.
06:07 Incomplete pass: Miscommunication on route execution.
09:16 Successful pop pass: Tight window, execution against tough coverage.
11:27 Oustanding anticipation: Middlefield closed, threading the needle, tough coverage.
13:10 Impressive throw: Deep corner route, precise placement, difficult decision.
16:06 Overall: Richardson's athleticism, passing skills, anticipation, and room for improvement.
Excellent breakdown my man!
Lmao 6:05 wasn’t a route miscommunication… it was a bad throw
Mckenzie ran the wrong route on the pick, he said it after the game, richardson has to know to throw it away in that situation tho. He will learn
The problem is he made the exact same mistakes at Florida. Pressure him and he makes horrible decisions on throws.
@@joeterzio7175 it's almost like he's a 20 year old with 13 starts.
@@megatroneata9911he made the same mistakes in college with lesser competition theres a huge cause of concern…. Never seen a really bad college qb make it in the pros… good luck debating on drafting caleb williams when the colts have the #1 or #2 pick… lots of losing this year for the colts…
@@mikes8863 We'll see for sure. I'm not expecting lots of wins, but Richardson didn't have fantastic talent around him at Florida, and he did get much better as the season progressed. Lack of experience is hurting him more than anything. I'm rooting for the guy
@@zachknauss1417 i respectfully disagree..ITS FLORIDA they have talent…He needed to be a game changer for them and it never happened.. if he can only be good when a good team is around him it just means you drafted what we call a “game manager”
Definitely farther along than people give him credit for. With continuous development he should get to the top. Great watch 🔥
At Florida, they didn't have any weapons and the coaches didn't hold his hand. If he fixes the mechanics and improves his decision making, he's going to be scary
A lot of college offenses are dumbed down just utilizing strengths of players rather than anything nfl like. So depending on the player and coach sometimes theyre able to adapt to an nfl level offense a lot faster than tthey could at the college level happens a lot
@@majintv24I heard someone saying something similar pre-draft that made a lot of sense to me… he might just develop quick because he can just *learn* from Steichen, rather than having to simultaneously *unlearn* from previous coaching.
Omg... yall are blind he is a huge project and no where near ahead of schedule. Yes Fla sucked but so did he.
@@creedhayman5953 I have no problem with differing takes, can you please explain to me what exactly you’re alluding to when you call AR a “project.” Also, I didn’t say he was ahead a schedule I simply said he’s ahead of where people claim him to be.
I was there in person. With Josh being out, Anthony Richardson was the main person I was watching. And looking back, he's the only Colts QB the entire game that actually felt threatening. A drop and an off balance throw could've led to a better stat sheet, but the kid was moving out there. Excited to see him in the future as a Bills fan. If he turns out to be fantastic, I can say I saw his first NFL snaps 😂😂
As long as he gets support I think he'll be great
Haha nice! Not a Colts fan, but I saw Peyton Manning's debut in the Kingdome what seems like eons ago 😂 I thought at the time the the big kid had a chance to be alright in the League, turned out to be a good call.
Yeah as a Bills fan I found myself cheering for Richardson in that game lol. I expected him to suck this year because he was so raw but he actually looked kinda good. If he can get to the level of someone like Allen quicker than 3 years like Josh took, then he’s gonna have a lot of records. Rooting for the kid
Bills fans with the common W, as a colts fan I’ve always loved josh, hopefully AR will develop like we think he can. He’s got all the natural talent in the world
And I do think as long as the coaching and front office stays competent the answer to that is yes. Oline looks at least adequate with nice upside as a unit and Pittman, Pierce, Downs, and the tight ends are good enough to let him succeed.
He was my 1 qb in the last class even over Bryce. That's how much I believe in AR
his feet improved a lot since his last college game. AR might just be a monster next season, he's learning fast
Dynasty dream.
I’ve been waiting on this review since the 1st quarter ended on Saturday. Pumped for this dude
He's going to crash and burn so hard. One of the biggest reaches I've ever seen for a 1st round QB.
This was also most of the Bills starting Defense.
The INT was a miscommunication with the WR. It looked to me like he was processing fast enough in the pocket.
Accuracy is still a concern but at least the game didn't look too fast for him.
I liked the pocket movement and footwork..
Richardson is not as much of a project as some people think
He also does a great job of not focusing on the pass rush. That's something a lot of rookies have to learn.
This!! I have an issue with 4 throws the whole time he played. I liked what I saw besides that from him. I think he will do fine.
@@Dabeast1911Que He was inaccurate..overthrows..but I think reps should improve that. He was seeing the field and getting to his 2nd read well enough IMO. Processing is the first thing I look for in a rookie and he has it
@@micahkiyimba8641 like I said, 4 throws that take I issue with, the other throws where fine and he had his guys drop a few. They weren't crazy musses either, we have seen way worse. I agree with you, I'm just saying that he didn't make a ton of errors and showed some really promising traits.
@@micahkiyimba8641Agree, appears to have few things that are hard to teach, like processing speed, poise & not looking at the rush.
Vets said they were impressed way he commanded the huddle.
AR was 1 dropped touchdown away from being 8-12 for 101 yards, 1 TD and 1 INT in about 1 quarter of action against the Bills (mostly) starting defense, in his first ever NFL game action. Liked what I saw 👀
could have actually been even better than that if TE Pharaoh Brown doesn't hold as AR5 sweeps left...
how did #14 miss that catch? wow. tossing dimes, great spot-on analysis as usual!!!
I've been waiting for this one, very nice breakdown. He showed some impressive passing talent here. Not a Colts fan, but I'm rooting for Anthony because I think he could be a very exciting player.
Go Colts!!
Excellent breakdown!
I've been watching football for three decades with limited knowledge as to what they were doing on the field..Thanks for making these videos!
Out of the rook qbs I thought he looked the most ready. Thought Sea should’ve drafted him but o well
They couldn't draft him, they had the 5th pick and the Colts took him at 4
He’s the next big thing. He has not only all of the tools but the correct mindset and the correct coaching staff to bring it out of him. He’s going to follow the Josh Allen progression where he breaks out big time in year 3. And man that breakout will make him top 5 QB in the league easily.
He will be a bust.
IMO it’s so much better for these young Rookie QB’s to have some confidence and let the ball go - especially in preseason. So often you’ll see guys like Trey Lance, Fields or Stroud hesitate, not trust what they’re seeing and throw late or not at all leading to a sack or dead play.
He seems to be a quick learner and as a Colts fan it’s nice to see an accurate fastball from our Quarterback again
One of the many great things about your commentary is you acknowledge you don't know the play/route.
Rare in this era of hot takes.
I snagged Richardson for my fantasy team (he's on my bench) on the off chance his running ability alone could be league-winning stuff...now you tell me he's more advanced as a passer than we thought? Daaayyyyyummmm!
And I thought, except for the rushed throw leading to the interception, that he showed great poise in the pocket. Didn't really seemed bothered or scared at all.
He looked alright , definitely shouldn’t start this year . I’ve seen you give crap for less . Am i missing something?
Agree. Especially after throwing the pick, he just came right back and did his thing.
Team had 125 yards offense while he was in. And 3 penalties + the dropped TD.
@@iLuvUs22not starting him would help him develop how exactly?
@@beau_sauce_god2676if you have a bad start to your career because you’re not ready it could kill your confidence and you end up a bust
@@beau_sauce_god2676 if you not ready you not ready . He’ll get plenty of reps in practice . The colts have garner Minshew if they wana win games an coaches keep their job he should start
I feel like this is the best assessment of that game so far. So many people look at stat line, which was ugly, but miss the process. I came away excited about AR and his potential, not discounting him based on the INT and lack of points.
I could be wrong, but on the pick I feel like McKenzie is supposed to be where the throw was delivered. He was supposed to run a route that gets the first down at the sideline. Instead, he cut his route short and ended up near the NFL logo.
McKenzie was interviewed on the sideline during the Colts broadcast and acknowledged it was on him. AR took blame too though as did Coach Steichen because they didn't practice that specific edge pressure situation. Like Deion Sanders once said, don't waste a mistake and instead, learn from it.
Didn’t matter what happened. It wasn’t gonna be open. The defender is sitting right there.
The running back did a horrible job blocking on that rpo
The one we’ve all been waiting for👏🏾
Was wondering what you were going to say … yes! Let’s go! He has all the tools 🛠️.
Willis/Levis breakdown? Love the channel man
Levi’s had a rough outting
@@nicktomei7642 Levis is irrelevant. Josh Rosen 2.0
There it is! Thank you, JT!
OH BOY, Ive been waiting for this 1 to drop! hell ya, im fired up
Your content is just A1 gold standard. Thank JT
Stuff to work on? Definitely. Stuff to be excited about? Absolutely.
Let's go! I'm really hoping this kid turns into what I think he CAN be. Go Colts!
Tim Tebow was out lifting the offensive lineman in college according to the Pouncy twins. Tebow would literally run through linebackers and truck corners and safeties. I know this is a AR vid. I miss that Tebow year
Been excited to see this come out!
Great video and analysis here. You just got a new sub. People are still dogging on this kid and honestly it's because they haven't watched him yet. As you said the anticipation and development are way beyond what people expected. He still made some mistakes week 1 but I was still very impressed by what I saw.
You should review Aidan O’Connell he did better than the other rookie qbs drafted before him
nobody cares sorry
On the pick, I think that you were right. The O-line's blocking scheme didn't seem to make much sense. The G and T doubled the 3-tech, and on the weakside, the G should've at least chipped the DE before climbing to the second level. Instead, the DE was given a free run up the middle, b/c the T to that side picked up the CB blitz. Given that they had a man advantage in the box, they probably would've been better off running it.
I'm surprised that you didn't mention the fact that he's not reading the D. These were all pre-designed throws, where the receiver he was throwing to was chosen pre-snap. As for that throw over the middle, I think that that important part of that was not that he threw a 12-yard fastball; it was that he was blind to the backer in the middle of his vision. He never saw him, and he got lucky that he didn't get his hand on it. As to that inside-out route, where he dropped it right in, yes, that was a great throw. But, watching his film, that's the only time out of 10 that he's going to make that throw. That's the important take-away from this. He has zero consistency.
Lol i only watch your film breakdown breakdown tbh, always a great video
Aidan O'Connell Please!
Been waiting for this one
BEEN waiting on this. Let's go 🔥
absolutely right about a problem on the OL as well as McKenzie running the wrong route. the RG should have picked up #50 as the RT moved out to get the free rusher. and McKenzie's route turns into a hot flat for Richardson's outlet. If the timing isn't there, throw it away.
love this channel
Dude's a beast and he seems like he has a good attitude, he'll be fine
Was waiting for this one
MVP talks by year 2.
On that tight end come back he was square to the throw and then opened up his lead foot to the outside as he was throwing. Which is why he pushed that ball too far outside
Am I the only one that feels that JT has an unintentional ASMR quality to his analysis?
This is awesome, subbed
Thanks for the sub!
the play with the INT had rookie RT Blake Freeland playing. He is not the starting RT but he was clearly getting 1st team reps since Braden Smith (the actual starting RT) was getting reps with 2nd team instead as the back-up center since he's next-in-line should starting Center Ryan Kelly ever go down. Freeland obviously needs the reps because he also caused 1 of the sacks to Minshew due to shitty blocking...
AR5 was very solid in his first game, Note B
Im interested in hearing your tale on Aiden Occonel's performance
Imagine being a corner and 6'4" 255 lbs of muscle is coming at you with 4.4 40 speed
the smart thing for them would be to take the L and live another play lol.
Great work its a lot better for everyone when everyone can just be open ,honest and enjoy the development over time.
This time last year with malik willis we couldn't even hardly have dialogue around certain skill sets. Its now way to many different traits that to much a part of the league for folks to just chill over critiques.
15:29. I'm teaching that to go to Pittman. He's your dog. He's won the route. AR has to make a perfect throw to make the corner work. He does make the throw, but the Pittman route is easy work to your big guy.
Do one for Lance plz!? 🙏 I need some context
It looked like nervea played a huge factor in his miatakes. He started making plays during the second half of the quarter
3:30. I think wrong route. I would also rather have an option on the slot to run his route based on what his defender is doing. If it's RPO, then the ball has to come out quick. If the guy covering the slot comes on a pressure, then it should be a speed out to the slot.
Thanks
Great assessment JT! You're right he is better than ppl give him credit for and he will show it in season.. It's so many haters because he's making the haters look stupid by playing better than both the Top prospects so the haters that said he wouldn't still talk bad and wish bad because they know they feel stupid now deep down for calling him a bust and saying that Young and Stroud was better but he's proven them wrong and you know ppl don't like to just admit they were wrong and give credit where's its due.. They prefer to keep HATIN and wishing bad on him so they can say they were right.. Lol..COLTS NATION ALL DAY! LET'S GOOO
Dude it was less than 1 pre season game. They picked him for his upside which is still unknown. That performance was to be expected. All they were doin was dipping his toes in the water. He doesn't even know how to swim yet.
@@mikeronald3812 his upside not to unknown anymore with the performance he put on his first game because if he played that well his first game then that pretty much shows how much better he's most likely gonna get during season.. Not to mention he still has a month to get Alot better than that game.. And he looked to me like he knows how to swim better than the top two draft picks.. So I'd say he's swimming pretty damn gd.. So find somebody else to debate with HATER! LOL
Even Hull shit the bed on the block after the RT switched to the CB blitz. Hull has to chip someone at minimum.. there’s 7 bodies capable of blocking the blitzing defenders
Get some shuteye, Coach! Great work on these!
2:41 yea me too man
I don’t like that last play design either.. the intermediate route should whip out not in.. the back coming through the line should whip back in not out or fade out and hook back In.. this gives you a quick 1-2-3 read with safe throws to the sidelines 2x and one easy check back over the middle
Super excited to see AR5 develop here this year
Guy is gonna be a stud if the front office doesn’t bungle it
And you know they will just like they did with luck 😭
@lumineer_3 The only QB the texans have had worth talking about did nothing in Houston 😢. Except get massages, I guess. The front office handled that like pros 🙄
@@dernify well I guess Houston’s lucky that everyone in that front office is gone🙏🏽
@@lumineer_3Lazy, follow the lemmings, low info comment.
Luck was his own worst enemy. Didn't slide until his last season.
Played 1.5 seasons with a torn labrum. He lied to coaches, mgmt, team doctors & specialist about it not causing pain.
Came clean after signing $100+mil deal then falls on that shoulder while snowboarding while recovering.
He chose a Stanford doctor who specializes in hips & knees for the surgery against the advice of the team.
His doctor bungled the surgery. And he will be the first one to say he didn't listen to PT and raced thru rehab which also set him back.
So yeah, let's blame the team.
@@MetaTaco317 yea man what ever helps you sleep at night. Even JT wants out and I don’t blame him, but he’s gonna come back because the RB market is trashed
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Before I watch, I'm sharing my thoughts: AR looked absolutely unready to start, and it's shocking the Colts want to see what happens with him as starter so soon. He does not see the full field, he does not anticipate throws, and he largely ceases to be a QB at all when pressure comes at him. I would bet against him ever having him turn the corner into a serious NFL QB. He does not have a background as a big throwing QB like Lamar Jackson did for instance. Jackson threw the ball a lot in high school and college. AR barely threw it in either. AR mostly only accumulated stats in the 4th quarter of games UF was getting pummeled.
On his pick, the RG didnt check down to his right and attempted to double team the guy the center had. It gave that DL man a straight path to Richardson. I do believe the RG is either a rookie or a younger guy lacking experience
Please tell us about your thoughts about Trey Lance raiders. Maybe Kyle makes an appearance…
Mckenzie said that the INT was his fault after in the press conference
Yep. McKenzie not changing his route put Richardson in a bad spot. But Richardson made the wrong choice. Glad it happened as it will give him something to learn from. If a play breaks down like that it is ok to take a sack or sling it out of bounds.
Dude will be the biggest bust since Jonny..underrated the physical tools but if you watched him at UF it was a confusing pick
he is so athletic and raw. If lamar and mahomes had a baby
I'm not as blown away by his anticipation as you are. he stared at a guy who was running to the sticks and then he threw to the sticks. that's all he did.
On that pick, that ball should've been out before the WR finishes his quick cut out. It should've also been low. McKenzie should've had to dive for it. It's either a completion, or the ball is in the dirt.
Busy today. And I feel Young has major upside. And AR is raw as expected. Still very young and has time to grow and improve. And he has major major upside. And showed some Anticipation!!!!
Freeland did his job, Fries dove in to double with Kelly.
That pop shouldn’t be 2 step drop.. that needs to be pivot throw so it’s out faster
I thought his feet looked pretty good. Very active.
Bust confirmed
I bet one day there’s gonna be a dude who makes it to the NFL watching your videos.
The handoff was open on that int
Can you do one on Easton Stick the Chargers QB2? As a Charger fan I always thought he was ass, but he looked really good in their first preseason game.
Not having the # 15 is a crime
Me watching this like I know what he’s talking about
I think this guy is going to be the best QB of the draft when it’s all said and done.
That pic wasnt his fault. Isaiah mckenzie ran the wrong route and owned his mistake to richardson and said keep balling
The RB could have "chipped" the pass rush in play #1. Problem is, he's a nobody, and nobody's don't do shit extra. The RT saw the blitz and picked up the Outside rusher. The RB should also see the blitz coming. This is why the front office loved Joseph Addai so much. He would have picked up that pass rush.
Wouldn’t hank be an option route.. Wr has to adjust his route inside vs outside leverage.. outside vs inside or stem back in bracket? I mean if you’re not running that as a choice route based on the defense set and coverage then this is setting up for failure on design concept alone cause read one and two are the same read.. then you moving from one to the other side of the field to the 3 read.. this also doesn’t give much for hots unless you get a Sam blitz.. and running this as a curl woukd make even less ensue cause then you’re coming back into the 2 read and standing 3’ apart from each other..
Love AR - humble likeable kid. AR has a 105 mph fastball and they trying to turn this thrower into a pitcher. Sit him for a year and let him learn. You throw this kid into the fire from the jump and it will be a disaster. He's barely played any football. Everyone is in a rush these days. Minshew knows this offense and he's very smart. He will teach him.
He’s got a strange delivery of the ball. He flicks it sidearm.
Hey i really like the content, could you do a breakdown of Frank Harris from UTSA? He is really good.
Please do Will Levis & or Malik Willis!!
Freeland the rookie RT doesnt look like he knows what to do.
Anthony Richardson will be a great QB, he has a Daniel Jones kinda play style but he's going to be better than Danny dimes.
it just hit me that if they’re able to keep JT, this could possibly be the best running QB/RB duo we’ve ever seen 😮
Aidan O'connell PLEASEEEEEE ?!!?!!?!?!!??!? THANKS MAN!!!!!!!
Could you please do one on Raiders Aidan O’conell vs the 49ers
How many rookies go no huddle in their preseason debut?
Maybe it's just me but I don't see why Richardson is so proud of always trying fastball it.. Sometime you don't need velocity
AOC next please!
He's Lamar, if Lamar was built like Derick Henry. His success or failure is dependent on what he does over the next 2 years. I think everyone expected a dumpster fire this year, he's the least polished qb in the draft, but if you hit on him and develop him he could be a top 5 qb in 3-5 years. Patience is the name of the game with AR, cause the physical skills are out of this world.