When u get these QBs(like Mahomes)faking going out of bounds or faking slides...the only thing to do is...if a QB exits the pocket and crosses the line as a runner, he is a RB. Dont like it...then just go down and take the loss and be protected. Period
I like that Colin is high on the Broncos, don't get me wrong, but he's definitely a little too high lol. Like saying the Broncos use lots of motion. Lots of motion??? The Broncos are dead last in the league pre snap motion lol what are you talking about Colin??
no he comparing with brees/payton offense with payton/ bo offense. In simpler words he is saying that this offense looks different than the one in nola
What I find remarkable is that none of these talking heads have even mentioned the bungling of the Texans organization from a PR standpoint. Everything from the apology posted on X, to Ryans saying in public to the media that this sort of conduct isn't taught within the organization to the very next day changing his tune on how he supports Azeez and his playing style and instead points the finger at the Jags organization and its players again in public and in front of the media only to be surpassed the next day by the GM Nick Caserio doubling down on the support of Azeez and his playing style and how it embodies the organization while ripping the NFL league front office in public and in front of the media. All of this self mockery creates a negative atmosphere around the Texans organization and gives even more ammunition to its detractors and critics to throw at it and now has even given the Jags a chance to pull a PR stunt of their own, putting Trevor on IR which now sends the message to the Texans saying, "look what you did to our QB!? And not only do you (Texans organization) embrace this style of play but you endorse it". And to think, all the Texans organization had to do was keep all of this behind closed doors and in private while saving face in public. Truly unbelievable stuff but hey, give the Jags credit, their football operations are abysmal but their PR department is top notch 😂
thats a 101 on how to draw bad karma on your team if there is such a thing. like sure your player is a top2 dirty player in the league and the other one of those two you signed this offseason. must be a coincedence though right... certainly neither coaching it nor allowing it to happen
@sprayer97 absolutely. This is definitely up there as one of the worst PR blunders I've seen in a long time and in the end it will result in bad karma just like you said whether the league keeps a close watch on the Texans organization or other teams begin to target their players as a sign of payback or other things happen such as doxing on Texan players from fanbases. Again, all the Texans organization had to do was make a statement that was respectful to the Jags and Trevor even if they weren't sincere about it but at the very least it would've given them plausible deniability which is something they no longer have since they decided to be incompetent and hard headed instead
cause as a defensive player you either know he is gonna slide and you let down your 'guard' so to speak. or you don't know it and have to go full speed. there is no both ways you can't go into every week thinking - hmmm is this a qb thats gonna fake slide and i have to play through the whistle or is this an honest qb thats gonna go down to honor the defender not hunting going for the tackle
Right!!! He slid when it was time to slide. He didn’t slide late. He was going down and the defender chose to lunge into his head. He didn’t need to hit him like that.
@@cmarbormaster not at all if u got a brain 😊 Sean Payton usually is super heavy on motions AND many formations. but since Bo is a rookie he is just gonna give him a lot of formations and implement the motions next year which speaks to how much room for growth there is for Bo and the Broncos.... but sure. suuuch a useless stat. unless u got a brain
Andrew Luck had Drew Stanton backing him up in his rookie year. Plus, I think Tyson Bagent has proven himself per podcast interviews and testimonials that he knows how to process pre-snap and run an offense. Unless that veteran QB's name is Tom Brady, there's no point in bringing in a veteran. How much has Dalton really helped Fields and Bryce Young? Who was backing up Brock Purdy? Josh Johnson? Sam Darnold?
He attacked the area a foot and a half above the ground, which could’ve only been useful if he was predicting a slide and trying to hit him in the middle of it like the discourse around this is so strange the only possible intention of targeting your hit at that height would be to hit him during a slideor you’re trying to get hurdled. ‘ cause you’re only a foot off the ground.
Re Caleb needing an offensive coach....Colin ought to ask John Elway such a question. He had one in Dan Reeves, but in my opinion didn't really thrive until he had a QB coach in a former QB named Mike Shanahan. Reeves seemed to believe that he was the new Tom Landry with his own Roger Staubach, but failed to develop a running game along with him.
I agree with Tom Brady. These QB are too soft to be in the NFL, they should create a flag football league for them. Now, Cam Newton was a tough NFL QB UNLIKE THESE SOFTIES PLAYING TODAY. 😡
I mean did Colin actually think Drew would agree with Brady lol. They were two different types of people, Drew more finesse, Brady was a hard a**, even tell this day
Maybe they should look at appliances that the players wear. That brace on his forearm certainly protected his arm but actually becomes a weapon! You see players wrapped from hand to elbow and its to protect them , not to protect the player their hitting. Players that need braces or heavy wrapping shouldn't play until healthy! Just wondering?
To me, this is like a boxing match. Scenario 1. Guy starts throwing a punch. The other guy ducks and the punch goes harmlessly over his head with no contact. Scenario 2. Guy starts throwing a punch. Other guy ducks, but this time the punching guy sees the duck and changes the trajectory of his punch hitting the guy in the head and knocking him out. What happened with Al-Shaair and Lawrence is the Scenario 2.
Except if the opponent ducks, they’re considered defenseless. So once they’re ducking, the puncher has to recognize it immediately and pull back in a split second.
Another instance of Colin not really knowing what he's talking about. Like come on, do a bit of research. Almost every single team uses motion more than the Broncos. There's some, but comparatively very little of it in the offense he has Bo running right now. Which is fine, and he still looks great, but just a silly thing to say.
They are destroying the fabric of the game in the name of safety and it’s wrong. They either need to pay them less or add IR salary loopholes like the NHL. So these owners can GFTS!
He aim for his chest shoulder area but as he falls back the face is exposed trevor needs to protect himself at all times if your going to push the envelope to get first down he sees azeez barreling down on him with plenty of time to slide and prevent this hit
yeah cause you literally never see any player tackling with their forearm. but this player does it when the qb is in an unprotected position.. must be a coincedence right
The thing with this that the media is js missing is that they are only really asking ex players, and none of them are going to say "lets make this softer". But if you ask the casual fan, no one wants to see this. Like the dude legitimately took a year or two off trevors life. I like the idea of banning the slide and make them dive forward instead. They can then brace themselves more if someone is going to hit then late. And call dead any of those tip toeing by the sideline if its outside the 20
Idk what casual fan you’re taking about. Most fans I see want violence and big hits in the game, nobody wants dirty hits but physicality is why 99% of ppl fell in love w the game. And of course he’s asking former players they were in those live situations, what could a mike florio or someone who’s never worn shoulder pads possibly offer when it comes to breaking down tackling?
Yep, be great if they just treated all runners the same regardless of the position they started the play at… sliding is weak and protects nothing… just ask Justin fields
@tjayd1225 I get for TV you gotta interview the former players, but I guess my point is that all these shows are setting the narrative that it's QBs faults for hits like this when it's clearly not. It was straight dirty and everyone is saying, well the QB shouldn't run it then. I don't think that is really the problem. There haven't been any other hits like this this year. It's just this dude has been a dirty player and had a dirty hit and it's not being talked about enough And I agree most people want to see big hits, but not ones like this. Dudes who played in the NFL don't mind watching hits like this but I would say a majority of fans don't. Crush him while he is in the pocket, sure, but not when he's given up and has no defense.
Yes he slid late. But he could've pulled back or up at the last split second. I would know. He deserves 6 game suspension. Maybe longer. I thought that was straight BS
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God, I miss watching those good Saints teams with Drew and Payton. Miss ya, Drew.
Totally. Super cool guy too...✌️
I miss those 9-7 seasons too!
When u get these QBs(like Mahomes)faking going out of bounds or faking slides...the only thing to do is...if a QB exits the pocket and crosses the line as a runner, he is a RB. Dont like it...then just go down and take the loss and be protected. Period
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Exactly!
Faking? Faking is part of the game. WR & RBs fake going out of bounds as well🤷♂️
@@sandman9390 completely different roles….
I’ve been saying this
Weekly Herd sessions with Brady Tuesday & Brees Wednesday… Colin in his bag this year
Don't forget Klatt! I agree, this, I think, has been Colin's best year...ever.
Well it’s easier when they already work for Fox Sports
I was high on Bo before the draft. He's still not running thr full sean payton system yet. He's doing good with the simplified version tho
Love Brees on w Colin
Brees gives great perspective.
his answers suck lol. its the most PR middle of the road don't actually say anything answers you can possibly get
It's simple either it's illegal for a QB to run or he can't slide
Thank you!
Said the same thing
Or Azeez could have not use his Cast Arm to spear TL in the neck that's not a tackle that's playing dirty
Brees is awesome ,
I like that Colin is high on the Broncos, don't get me wrong, but he's definitely a little too high lol. Like saying the Broncos use lots of motion. Lots of motion??? The Broncos are dead last in the league pre snap motion lol what are you talking about Colin??
no he comparing with brees/payton offense with payton/ bo offense. In simpler words he is saying that this offense looks different than the one in nola
Bo Nix has to work on not wasting timeouts. Feel like they waste a lot of timeouts for nothing
@@1ZosoLZ Least he can take a timeout unlike Caleb.
Brees is the man... and his insights and knowledge about football are incredible!
Rule out QB slide! Just play football. It’s all BS
He can’t help that they both slid and tackled at the same time, but the forearm wasn’t necessary
That's what it is.. it's the way he drove his forearm with a metal brace to his face
@@jonsnipe5484 and the way he acted for the next 10 min on the field.
Caleb's been on record saying "I don't need any advice" from other QB's...
What I find remarkable is that none of these talking heads have even mentioned the bungling of the Texans organization from a PR standpoint. Everything from the apology posted on X, to Ryans saying in public to the media that this sort of conduct isn't taught within the organization to the very next day changing his tune on how he supports Azeez and his playing style and instead points the finger at the Jags organization and its players again in public and in front of the media only to be surpassed the next day by the GM Nick Caserio doubling down on the support of Azeez and his playing style and how it embodies the organization while ripping the NFL league front office in public and in front of the media. All of this self mockery creates a negative atmosphere around the Texans organization and gives even more ammunition to its detractors and critics to throw at it and now has even given the Jags a chance to pull a PR stunt of their own, putting Trevor on IR which now sends the message to the Texans saying, "look what you did to our QB!? And not only do you (Texans organization) embrace this style of play but you endorse it". And to think, all the Texans organization had to do was keep all of this behind closed doors and in private while saving face in public. Truly unbelievable stuff but hey, give the Jags credit, their football operations are abysmal but their PR department is top notch 😂
thats a 101 on how to draw bad karma on your team if there is such a thing. like sure your player is a top2 dirty player in the league and the other one of those two you signed this offseason. must be a coincedence though right... certainly neither coaching it nor allowing it to happen
@sprayer97 absolutely. This is definitely up there as one of the worst PR blunders I've seen in a long time and in the end it will result in bad karma just like you said whether the league keeps a close watch on the Texans organization or other teams begin to target their players as a sign of payback or other things happen such as doxing on Texan players from fanbases. Again, all the Texans organization had to do was make a statement that was respectful to the Jags and Trevor even if they weren't sincere about it but at the very least it would've given them plausible deniability which is something they no longer have since they decided to be incompetent and hard headed instead
He didn’t slide late! Why are they trying to use this as an example
cause as a defensive player you either know he is gonna slide and you let down your 'guard' so to speak. or you don't know it and have to go full speed. there is no both ways
you can't go into every week thinking - hmmm is this a qb thats gonna fake slide and i have to play through the whistle or is this an honest qb thats gonna go down to honor the defender not hunting going for the tackle
Right!!! He slid when it was time to slide. He didn’t slide late. He was going down and the defender chose to lunge into his head. He didn’t need to hit him like that.
DB is such a fun interview.
QBs need flags so they can play flag football after the line of scrimmage.🙌😅
Denver is last in the league on motions before the snap lol.
What a useless stat😊
@@cmarbormaster not at all if u got a brain 😊 Sean Payton usually is super heavy on motions AND many formations. but since Bo is a rookie he is just gonna give him a lot of formations and implement the motions next year which speaks to how much room for growth there is for Bo and the Broncos.... but sure. suuuch a useless stat. unless u got a brain
@sprayer97 we're not the KC Chiefs. Trying to be cute. It's all window dressing. Most the time unnecessary.
@@cmarbormaster sry bro but you clearly don't understand the Sean payton or any nfl offenses
I had no idea his face is located on the shoulder. Because that is where Azeez's forearm went.
Drew is 100% on the money, bears really dropped the ball by not having a veteran QB on the roster this year like a Dalton or even Tannehill
Andrew Luck had Drew Stanton backing him up in his rookie year. Plus, I think Tyson Bagent has proven himself per podcast interviews and testimonials that he knows how to process pre-snap and run an offense. Unless that veteran QB's name is Tom Brady, there's no point in bringing in a veteran. How much has Dalton really helped Fields and Bryce Young? Who was backing up Brock Purdy? Josh Johnson? Sam Darnold?
@Portuducks are you kidding? Have you seen Bryces improvement this year? He looks better in year 2 than CJ the last few weeks
He attacked the area a foot and a half above the ground, which could’ve only been useful if he was predicting a slide and trying to hit him in the middle of it like the discourse around this is so strange the only possible intention of targeting your hit at that height would be to hit him during a slideor you’re trying to get hurdled. ‘ cause you’re only a foot off the ground.
Time to stop letting the QBs run. If we are really gonna protect them.
Drew seems pretty laid back.😎😎😎
Who would Colin rather have dinner with?
Drew Brees or Tom Brady.
Colin look like the type to have dinner with both and say to each one your the person I had dinner with 😂😂😂
I’d want Brees
Re Caleb needing an offensive coach....Colin ought to ask John Elway such a question. He had one in Dan Reeves, but in my opinion didn't really thrive until he had a QB coach in a former QB named Mike Shanahan. Reeves seemed to believe that he was the new Tom Landry with his own Roger Staubach, but failed to develop a running game along with him.
Is the baseball slide the best option ? It leaves the head up and exposed . Maybe a Pete Rose type dive would be better ?
Sd gave him the boot Payton said hes my qb
Colin asking loaded questions that prove his point. He'd be a great lawyer.
Defensive players form their own union and demand 75% pay equity with offensive players
I agree with Tom Brady. These QB are too soft to be in the NFL, they should create a flag football league for them. Now, Cam Newton was a tough NFL QB UNLIKE THESE SOFTIES PLAYING TODAY. 😡
Yeah cam would run through a mf face
Broncos future is bright
Caleb definitely needs a coach to help him progress. He’s doing great so far but let’s not forget what happened to Justin Fields.
Broncos are last in the league in presnap motions
Yikes! Drew is so intelligent and articulate. No wonder he is one of the best to ever do it. Very impressive.
Yet he sucked in the booth🤣🤣🤣
Dais Webb and Bo nix !!! I don't think Davis is given enough credit for Bos development
I mean did Colin actually think Drew would agree with Brady lol. They were two different types of people, Drew more finesse, Brady was a hard a**, even tell this day
Maybe they should look at appliances that the players wear. That brace on his forearm certainly protected his arm but actually becomes a weapon! You see players wrapped from hand to elbow and its to protect them , not to protect the player their hitting. Players that need braces or heavy wrapping shouldn't play until healthy! Just wondering?
To me, this is like a boxing match. Scenario 1. Guy starts throwing a punch. The other guy ducks and the punch goes harmlessly over his head with no contact. Scenario 2. Guy starts throwing a punch. Other guy ducks, but this time the punching guy sees the duck and changes the trajectory of his punch hitting the guy in the head and knocking him out. What happened with Al-Shaair and Lawrence is the Scenario 2.
Except if the opponent ducks, they’re considered defenseless. So once they’re ducking, the puncher has to recognize it immediately and pull back in a split second.
And more importantly. That hit ruined my parlay
Another instance of Colin not really knowing what he's talking about. Like come on, do a bit of research. Almost every single team uses motion more than the Broncos. There's some, but comparatively very little of it in the offense he has Bo running right now. Which is fine, and he still looks great, but just a silly thing to say.
If QBs run past the line of scrimmage, they need to be classified as runners. End this moronic slide "rule."
Simple…throw a flag for a fake slide
They are destroying the fabric of the game in the name of safety and it’s wrong. They either need to pay them less or add IR salary loopholes like the NHL. So these owners can GFTS!
He aim for his chest shoulder area but as he falls back the face is exposed trevor needs to protect himself at all times if your going to push the envelope to get first down he sees azeez barreling down on him with plenty of time to slide and prevent this hit
yeah cause you literally never see any player tackling with their forearm. but this player does it when the qb is in an unprotected position.. must be a coincedence right
He wasn’t pushing the envelope on that play though. That was a dirty hit
He is a notorious dirty player next offense should be banned from the NFL.
top 2 dirty player in the league and the other one they signed this offseason aswell. who could ever draw conclusions from that
Dirty players should be our for the season and next dirty play banned from the NFL for life.
Blah blah blah
"the play cop" also known as the refs
Lawrence looks like he was going to cut /jump right before he slid - defense being agressive - HE SHOULD HAVE SLID EARLIER
Collin it wasn't a LATE hit, it was an illegal, dirty hit! Regardless of what Trevor did, you don't come in there leading with your forearm!
The thing with this that the media is js missing is that they are only really asking ex players, and none of them are going to say "lets make this softer". But if you ask the casual fan, no one wants to see this. Like the dude legitimately took a year or two off trevors life. I like the idea of banning the slide and make them dive forward instead. They can then brace themselves more if someone is going to hit then late. And call dead any of those tip toeing by the sideline if its outside the 20
Idk what casual fan you’re taking about. Most fans I see want violence and big hits in the game, nobody wants dirty hits but physicality is why 99% of ppl fell in love w the game. And of course he’s asking former players they were in those live situations, what could a mike florio or someone who’s never worn shoulder pads possibly offer when it comes to breaking down tackling?
Yep, be great if they just treated all runners the same regardless of the position they started the play at… sliding is weak and protects nothing… just ask Justin fields
@tjayd1225 I get for TV you gotta interview the former players, but I guess my point is that all these shows are setting the narrative that it's QBs faults for hits like this when it's clearly not. It was straight dirty and everyone is saying, well the QB shouldn't run it then. I don't think that is really the problem. There haven't been any other hits like this this year. It's just this dude has been a dirty player and had a dirty hit and it's not being talked about enough
And I agree most people want to see big hits, but not ones like this. Dudes who played in the NFL don't mind watching hits like this but I would say a majority of fans don't. Crush him while he is in the pocket, sure, but not when he's given up and has no defense.
The slide won't get banned it's been around since 1985 , Lawrence Taylor, Ray Lewis, Steve Atwater and Ronnie Lott all played in the( QB slide era )
The hit was intended clean, he ducked.
Why did they forget to mention Bo Nixs two terrible interceptions where he threw the ball 150ft straight into the sky?
Bo Nix is terrible.
Yes he slid late. But he could've pulled back or up at the last split second. I would know. He deserves 6 game suspension. Maybe longer. I thought that was straight BS
Josh Allen did a fake and scored a touchdown. Watching in real time from the front , Lawrence went down very late , and almost looked like a fake
Josh Allen did a fake and scored a touchdown. Watching in real time from the front , Lawrence went down very late , and almost looked like a fake