FILM STUDY: What Kalen DeBoer's Alabama Offense Will Look Like
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- Welcome in to another film study from Brooks Austin. Today's topic: How will Kalen DeBoer's offense translate for Alabama and just how will SEC teams attempt to stop it?
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00:52 🏈 *The Film Guy discusses the analysis of the offensive scheme that Alabama will adopt under coach Kalen DeBoer, focusing on the complexity of the run game and its potential impact on the SEC.*
03:36 🔄 *The offensive scheme involves misdirection plays like counter, truck sweep, pin and pull, and trap to manipulate and confuse defenses while setting up traditional zone concepts for successful runs.*
05:02 🔄 *The Film Guy highlights that Alabama is transitioning from a lineup-and-beat-you approach to a more complex and schematical offensive style under the new coaching staff.*
07:50 🏈 *The Film Guy discusses the importance of pre-snap motion, variety of personnel groupings, and multiple offensive concepts in the new offensive scheme.*
13:10 🔄 *The Film Guy analyzes an example of how the offensive coordinator designs plays to exploit defensive coverages and create favorable matchups for the offense.*
15:48 🏈 *A bold play call on a third-and-16 situation is highlighted, emphasizing the coach's willingness to take risks and the importance of having a skilled quarterback to execute such plays.*
17:39 🏈 *The success of offensive coordinators can reveal their belief in a player's abilities and skills.*
18:23 🏈 *Number four, a punt returner transferring to Alabama, is expected to get opportunities with the ball due to his exceptional skills.*
20:04 🏈 *Despite the reputation of fast-paced play, the highly diverse offense often takes its time with pre-snap work and window dressing to complicate defensive systems.*
21:00 🏈 *The team frequently uses motions and formations to create mismatches and exploit the number count in their favor.*
23:09 🏈 *The left tackle's ability to handle a defensive end on his own showcases his skills and athleticism.*
25:25 🏈 *The team's offense aims to force defenses to play with light boxes, creating favorable matchups for the offense.*
27:10 🏈 *Offensive coordinators focus on isolating and utilizing their best players in critical situations.*
30:45 🏈 *The team often takes aggressive shots downfield, emphasizing big plays over traditional play-calling for converting sticks.*
33:03 🏈 *Quarterbacks in the system need to have strong arms to make deep throws and execute complex plays.*
34:17 🏈 *Bunch formations are used to beat both man and zone coverages, creating favorable matchups and opportunities for the offense.*
35:26 🏈 *their offense has answers for various defensive coverages, adjusting routes based on zone or man coverage.*
36:29 🏈 *Pressure and disguising coverages are key to disrupting their offense, even though they have answers against most Zone coverages.*
38:36 🏈 *their offense is susceptible to pressure, and mixed coverages can stress their five-man protection scheme.*
39:43 🏈 *their offense excels at making subtle adjustments to counter defensive tactics and keep opponents on their toes.*
43:39 🏈 *Washington forces opponents to personnel match frequently, making in-game adjustments crucial for defensive success.*
45:30 🏈 *Quarterback play and concept execution are vital components of Washingtons's offensive success.*
50:14 🏈 *Washington's diverse run scheme keeps defensive linemen guessing and creates opportunities for offensive line advantage.*
52:46 🏈 *their offense uses strategic huddles, personnel changes, and motions to manipulate defenses and create advantageous matchups.*
53:44 🏈 *their offense operates with great continuity and timing, enabling quick decision-making by the quarterback.*
54:12 🏈 *In critical situations, their offense can gain significant yardage through well-executed plays, even against strong defenses.*
54:41 🏈 *Their diverse offensive playbook includes various run schemes, RPOs, and screen plays, making them a formidable offensive force.*
55:09 🏈 *The success of their offense can be attributed to their versatile approach, combining elements of pro-style and modern offensive strategies.*
53:44🏈 *Washington's Offensive Continuity: their offense operates with remarkable continuity and precise timing. This allows the quarterback to make quick decisions and release the ball with confidence. As seen in critical moments, the quarterback, Michael Pennix, is capable of delivering passes before the receivers even complete their routes, showcasing the deep understanding and chemistry within the offensive unit. Can Milroe make these adjustments in just one off-season?*
54:27 🏈 *Effective Critical Situations: Even in high-pressure situations, their offense proves its effectiveness. In the video, they manage to gain substantial yardage when needed most, demonstrating the ability to execute plays flawlessly, even against strong defensive teams. This reliability in critical moments can be a game-changer.*
55:09🏈 *Diverse Offensive Playbook: Alabama's offensive playbook is going to be incredibly diverse. It includes various run schemes, RPOs (Run-Pass Options), and screen plays. This versatility keeps opposing defenses guessing and creates opportunities for big plays. The offense can seamlessly switch between different strategies, making them a formidable force on the field.*
55:38🏈 *Combining Pro-Style and Modern Strategies: What sets their offense apart is its unique blend of traditional pro-style elements with modern offensive strategies. This combination allows them to adapt to different situations and opponents effectively. Whether it's running diverse plays or incorporating RPOs, their offense showcases a well-rounded approach that keeps defenses on their toes.*
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Can we please get this for Kane Wommacks defense?
Film Guy, this was a great breakdown,has made its way through a lot of Alabama Boards/Discords and everyone loves it.
Thanks for making an easily digestible while simultaneously thorough breakdown.
Here's something else I noticed reviewing film of Washington from 2022, and you'll appreciate this, they had over 20 drives of 10+ plays that resulted in touchdowns which was the most in the PAC 12 since 2004.
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Milroe was the most accurate QB in the nation of throws 20/25+ yards outside of Heisman winner Jayden Daniels. (who had 2 possible 1st round WRs) Cant wait to see what Coach DeBoer can do with Milroe (who finished 6th in Heisman voting) especially now that Bama will have a better WR and RB rooms this year as well. We brought in UW WR Germie Bernard who had the 4th most receiving yards at UW this past season, which would’ve been good for 3rd most at Bama. Former top50 recruit Kobe Prentice had just as many games this past season where he was the teams leading WR as Bonds did. 5 star Jalen Hale (lead the WRs in yards/TDs against Ole Miss) won’t be a freshman anymore, former top75 player Kendrick Law, borderline 5 star/former top50 recruit Emmanuel Henderson and top5 recruit WR Ryan Williams will eat this season. We also moved 5 star (On3 5 star #1 TE) Caleb Odom to WR as well. If Milroe takes that next step than the sky is the limit in terms of what this team can accomplish. Rtr!
Also I found this channel after the sec championship game. I’m a Bama fan and this channel is brilliant. Outstanding content and you got a sub and a new fan.
Preciate you fam
Huge Bama fan here since the Gene Stallings era... knew Coach KD was a good offensive coach but didn't really know the schemes and concepts... thanks for the breakdown. Helluva job! Sub'd!
Well said thanks!
@@TheFilmGuyNetworkoffense at our Tide gonna be hot Bama nation so behind coach KD !
Bama fan here. Found you via the algorithm. It’s gonna be wild seeing such a different scheme after all these years with Saban. Awesome breakdown
Mannnn Justice Haynes and Jam Miller are going to EAT in this scheme. Especially when you mix in Milroe’s running ability. The passing concepts are amazing but I agree that Milroe will have to make a huge leap in his development to maximize the scheme. If not, it’ll be Simpson or Mack
Simpson will have a great opportunity with a new staff.
Ty Simpson would thrive in this system. Kid has an arm
Hope that he gets a chance
He will take over after Milroe. If he beats out Milroe than he’ll be rlly special this upcoming season cause I rlly see Milroe taking that next step. We’ve got 4 pretty dang good QBs on the roster. Peace out, Sayin’! Rtr!
he will win Milroe leave always trying to push Milroe out the way for Simpson.. smh. some Alabama fan never satisfied especially if it’s not their player they want to see..
Man, really really enjoyed the break down. Fantastic job Roll Tide
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New subscriber here, and a Bama fan to boot! I love the way you break down the offensive looks! Keep up the great work!
Preciate you brother!
I'm a BIG Bama fan since the Bear. Just found your channel and love it!! Thanks for taking the time to make these.
This dude needs to be a coach or analyst great job💪🏾
Bama fan here. We have the WRs, the qb is iffy, the previous system has been trash. This will be a massive improvement on the offensive scheme
And we got rid of the worst center in America lol
I already Absolutely Love this Offense! Big Alabama Fan for Years!
Alabama offense be fire this season can’t wait for ALL to see ❤
@@kevinmcdaniel7382 lol 😂 hopefully in a good way lol
Milroe has thrown those deep balls all year, but the problem is he can't do the short and underneath stuff and his processing is slow.
VERY slow
Keep sleeping
Keep the videos coming bro 🔥🔥🔥. Can we get a Jalen Milroe breakdown of what he does best and how it could translate in Grubbs offense!! I’ll donate to help get that in depth breakdown
Alabama picks up 5-star + reciever Ryan Williams and 4-star "long" Edge Noah Carter today. We're comin' back fer' OSU.
Alright, 20:00 in and you've won me over. Subbed 👍
HA preciate you! Tell your friends!
Now your breakdown is making its way through Seahawk boards. Sorry that you did all this work just to be left at the altar, but you gained a subscriber from the deal. I don't care about Bama at all, but this is the best football breakdown video I've seen. Super educational and funny as hell.
Its still Kalen DeBoer’s offense. He taught it to Grubb.
Brooks I Appreciate You And The Boys Man!!! I Love Your Content. Your Film Studies Are Dope In My Opinion.
Hell yea
Love your channel and analysis. Fondly reminds me of breaking down film back in HS - a long time ago - and you are GREAT at it. So, thank you. I really enjoy it. Great stuff.
Thank man! Sub!
EXCELLENT video my guy, education for some of these people is key 😅😅
Preciate you!!!
just FYI but we have dubbed him as Coach DeBo... some use Coach KD.. but players like DeBo. You do you though, homie. I appreciate the Bama content. #RESPECT [i'll share this video on some Bama sites when I get home]
Preciate you brother!
Love your energy and passion for football!
Thanks from Seahawks fan, from Portugal.
Brooks I appreciate your content and analysis. This was a fire asf breakdown
Excellent information! Coach has a lot of work to do to get Bama’s large offensive line group to move this good.
37:55 omg I saw that throw live during the game and was talking about it to my friend. That was sweet as hell for it to even be the wrong read.
Excellent work!
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Every OT we got in the ‘23 class was at least 6’7 300 LBS. We have some rlly good ones that stayed. Loved bringing in UW’s center. Also folks are forgetting that even tho we lost Proctor (who gave up the most sacks of any o-linemen this past season) Pritchett was the #1 OT/5 star in his class and with bringing in a better o-line coach, Pritchett should be rdy in year 3, Booker will he one of the best o-linemen in the county, Roberts will look even better at guard, we brought in a better center and i have no doubt William Formby, (top100 player) Olaus Alinen, Miles McVay (6’7 350LBS)
Don't forget our former offensive line coach will be gone which is a good thing
@@jm12green31and tho we lost the one that came with DeBoer, we got a great one whose main focus his whole career has been o-lines.
Keep sleeping on proctor
00:52 🏈 The video discusses the analysis of the offensive scheme that Alabama will adopt under coach Kalen DeBoer, focusing on the complexity of the run game and its potential impact on the SEC.
03:36 🔄 The offensive scheme involves misdirection plays like counter, truck sweep, pin and pull, and trap to manipulate and confuse defenses while setting up traditional zone concepts for successful runs.
05:02 🔄 Alabama is transitioning from a lineup-and-beat-you approach to a more complex and schematical offensive style under the new coaching staff.
07:50 🏈 The video discusses the importance of pre-snap motion, variety of personnel groupings, and multiple offensive concepts in the new offensive scheme.
13:10 🔄 An example of how the offensive coordinator designs plays to exploit defensive coverages and create favorable matchups for the offense is analyzed.
15:48 🏈 A bold play call on a third-and-16 situation is highlighted, emphasizing the coach's willingness to take risks and the importance of having a skilled quarterback to execute such plays.
17:39 🏈 The success of offensive coordinators can reveal their belief in a player's abilities and skills.
18:23 🏈 Number four, a punt returner transferring to Alabama, is expected to get opportunities with the ball due to his exceptional skills.
20:04 🏈 Despite the reputation of fast-paced play, the analyzed team often takes its time with pre-snap work and window dressing to complicate defensive systems.
21:00 🏈 The team frequently uses motions and formations to create mismatches and exploit the number count in their favor.
23:09 🏈 The left tackle's ability to handle a defensive end on his own showcases his skills and athleticism.
25:25 🏈 The team's offense aims to force defenses to play with light boxes, creating favorable matchups for the offense.
27:10 🏈 Offensive coordinators focus on isolating and utilizing their best players in critical situations.
30:45 🏈 The team often takes aggressive shots downfield, emphasizing big plays over traditional play-calling for converting sticks.
33:03 🏈 Quarterbacks in the system need to have strong arms to make deep throws and execute complex plays.
34:17 🏈 Bunch formations are used to beat both man and zone coverages, creating favorable matchups and opportunities for the offense.
35:26 🏈 Alabama's offense has answers for various defensive coverages, adjusting routes based on zone or man coverage.
36:29 🏈 Pressure and disguising coverages are key to disrupting Alabama's offense, even though they have answers against most Zone coverages.
38:36 🏈 Alabama's offense is susceptible to pressure, and mixed coverages can stress their five-man protection scheme.
39:43 🏈 Alabama's offense excels at making subtle adjustments to counter defensive tactics and keep opponents on their toes.
43:39 🏈 Alabama forces opponents to personnel match frequently, making in-game adjustments crucial for defensive success.
45:30 🏈 Quarterback play and concept execution are vital components of Alabama's offensive success.
50:14 🏈 Alabama's diverse run scheme keeps defensive linemen guessing and creates opportunities for offensive line advantage.
52:46 🏈 Alabama's offense uses strategic huddles, personnel changes, and motions to manipulate defenses and create advantageous matchups.
53:44 🏈 Alabama's Offensive Continuity: Alabama's offense operates with remarkable continuity and precise timing. This allows the quarterback to make quick decisions and release the ball with confidence.
54:12 🏈 Effective Critical Situations: Even in high-pressure situations, Alabama's offense proves its effectiveness.
54:41 🏈 Diverse Offensive Playbook: Alabama's offensive playbook is incredibly diverse. It includes various run schemes, RPOs (Run-Pass Options), and screen plays, making them a formidable offensive force.
55:09 🏈 Combining Pro-Style and Modern Strategies: What sets Alabama's offense apart is its unique blend of traditional pro-style elements with modern offensive strategies. This combination allows them to adapt to different situations and opponents effectively.
That was fun to watch with you!
Roll Tide
Bama fan here. Thanks for the info. Very interesting.
Great content! Thank you enjoyed it and learned a lot!!
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65% motion? That's an annoying offense to go up against, especially with these blocking schemes. I was pretty good at getting to the QB--8 sacks my senior year. I feel like this would have been an o-line that would have had me fighting all 4 quarters. I'm not even a Bama fan, but I'm going to keep an eye on their trench work for sure.
Ty Simpson can make the reads and throws.
Lonergan
@@TheFilmGuyNetworkyou talked about complexity of system, the qb that gets it the quickest will be the guy, not Milroe’s strength at all. Mack has a big advantage going into spring
The recruiting question has been answered. LOOK OUT !
Excellent analysis, can you really see DeBoer setting aside a big portion of his playbook just to have a dynamic athlete at qb, when he’ll have plenty of dynamic athletes to put around a qb that can run the system. Gonna be an interesting spring.
I love the break down! Are you planning on doing the Wommack 4-2-5?
Yes, I would like to see on film how the new 4-2-5 compares to Saban's 4-2-5 concepts that Bama has mostly been in the last 5 years as dictated by the offenses they have faced. Saban preferred a base 3-4 over/under defense but his Star position was very similar to the Husky position.
Just watch Georgia
@@TheFilmGuyNetwork Have you done a breakdown of the Georgia defense? From someone who doesn’t fully understand X’s and O’s this was extremely insightful.
The Bama OL will be eating a lot of salads this Spring. I love the analysis onfthe Coach DeBoer and Ryan Grubb offense. I am really excited to watch the new Bama offense this Spring. If they can execute the plan they will light it up passing and running the ball. RTR!
Multitasking tonight this SC @ LSU game is lit already
Love it brother!
Fire content and breakdown! Sub'd.
New sub, we gonna have fun. RTR!!! We know what this coaching staff will do with our talent
Welcome aboard!
You said it man BIG FAT SLOW GOTS TO GO. As a Bama fan I was so sick and tired of watching these big fat behemoths that can’t move or get up to the next level of defense on run plays. And don’t get me started on our flat out LAZY offensive scheme the last three years. I miss that little period when Alabama was the crown of offensive innovation, we had no fear, no boundaries, no limits. Had to have some of that back with De’Boer. Roll Tide 💪🏾😤
Seahawks fan here 😂
“Big fat slow gotta go” is what got them killed in the Michigan national title game. Washingtons small ass linemen got man handled, pushed around, and dominated on both sides of the ball. “Big fat slow gotta go” will not serve Alabama well vs teams like UGA in the SEC with massive linemen. Kirby and Lane saw how Alabama dominated them in the trenches, made comments on how huge our linemen were, and are now recruiting linemen of similar size. Smaller athletic linemen simply will not win in the SEC unless your running a pure option offense. Which could work with Milroe. But wanting a gun slinger at QB with small linemen will be disaster for Alabama. Gotta have the big ugly horses upfront to compete. Cute finesse football just wont get it done I’m afraid
Welp size clearly doesn't mean anything cuz our oline gave up 44 sacks😂big and fat for nothing🤦🏿♂️
@@getbox747 sure but they were able to step up when it mattered
@@getbox747the o line struggled all year and the center was the worst in the country. Should be much improved this year
Milroe running ability with this new scheme is gonna be crazy with this
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Very solid explanations. So easy a Bama fan can follow it!
Roll Tide
Big fat slow... gotta go haha. I've been saying that for a couple of seasons man. Long time Alabama fan here and former college player. The hire of Wolford from Kentucky would have to be described as a disaster in terms of penalties and overall execution. Some of it was the offensive scheme but come on man I've never seen so much disorganization in my life
Well watching this I highly doubt milroe is going to start next year. Unless he improves and picks this system up. I just don’t see him making short quick throws accurately at the consistency Grubbs gonna need. Hopefully he will improve on that this off season.
Will UGA start each play with a standard defense, ready to shift at the snap reacting to what the offense brings?
With run moving the ball ,Milroe will have less on his shoulders, he then be more consistent in the passing game, gonna be fun to watch and see how all this plays out
Milroe will not be the starting QB. Debor brought in his QB. That's why Julian Sayin the top QB in the country left Bama.
Hey just watching your break down and trust and believe we have the athletes to do it just watch and see
51:33 sounds like the SEC Championship game too 😥
Milroe can drop that in every time
Do you do defense? Would love to see Kane wonmack
Kalen has a chance to do something no first year coach has ever accomplished and that’s make the playoffs and compete for a national championship.
Imagine this offensive line with denotes offense 2 6’3+ 300+ lineman full speed pulling sheeeeessshhh
You forgot the n in Kale's name
You have great attention to detail, is your goal to eventually end up coaching one day?
I don’t have any goals on that front. My goal is to be the best version of this TH-cam thing I can be right now
Don't forget they led the PAC12 in rushing.
Reasons why are on display. An elite run system
Would you say this offensive scheme is going to look similar to the way Michigan's did against Alabama? They seemed to run a lot of misdirection plays against them and were quite successful at it. Auburn is another team that uses a lot of misdirection in their plays.
Alabama line up in bunch , put the faster players in the formation, Kendrick Law , Emmanuel Henderson, Ryan Williams outside receiver Bernard , Justice Haynes As the RB you have 3 options Jalen can run a RPO , so the defender has to worry about Jalen and Haynes running , when the defender is eating the bait , your DB’s gotta keep up with a receiver because if not wide open touchdowns all day , you can’t play man to man against Kalen Scheme, what Michigan did was bring pressure 24/7 and playing 80%zone that’s how they were beating Washington and even when they blitz someone was wide open Penix didn’t have time .
Milroe can make the throws, but it’s not as consistent as a Penix. Improve on that, and he will survive in this offense. If not…well we will see a new QB1 this year.
Pennix's numbers without DeBoer are considerably worse than with him. His completion percentage was way lower as were yards and TDs. DeBoer and Grubb are masterful at playing to the strengths of their players
I agree @@michaelbaker8633
My dude😁... U easily earned a sub! It's beyond obvious, you understand match ups and schemes. I am beyond impressed!!! And hell yeah... Mel Kiper sucks ass😂
Haha welcome to the fam
Brooks do you see DeBoer watering down his system so Milroe can run it. Or do you see DeBoer trying a different QB.
Milroe about to feast and make defenses look stupid now 🤣 when the o line actually protected it’s something dangerous.
Don’t know if you have the weaponry? This is Alabama be serious lol. Definitely have the QB as well maybe even multiple. Will they play them over Milroe is the question
Been waiting for this instead of the the transfer portal pity party. Can you do a breakdown of the 4 2 5 scheme for us please.
I just watched a quarter of USA vs Troy. That's not a traditional 4-2-5. That's 4-2-5 personnel playing multiple fronts.
Probably why Proctor left.
Could make a little sense there for sure
Sounds like you're talking about UGA under Monken...
I'm saying
Hopefully milroe develops to be a better passer this year
I dunno about the line as a whole but with Washington’s center transferring him, Roberts, and Booker have the potential to be a scary good interior
DeBoer will likely go more smashmouth compared to Washington because they got the big guys up front that Washington didn't have. DeBoer is also bringing in a highly touted and recruited Ausin Mack at QB, a 2way QB that has a strong arm and pretty damn fast too. He's had a year under DeBoer already, hated to see him go, but I'm still looking forward to seeing him play. I wasn't impressed with Bama's QB at all. DeBoer loses Grubb, that's gonna be his biggest test this year, but I think he's more than capable. People in Bama should be very excited about having DeBoer, because when you look at his Washington team, it was mostly 3 star athletes and a handful of 4 stars, the guy gets the most out of what's available to him, and with all the 5 stars you got, the SEC should be very afraid, because he is going to shred the SEC. Still hate to see him leave UDub, but I can't blame him either
Keep sleeping on milroe. Heisman watch
Wish this dude was a Bama content creator😅
Subscribe anyways beother
Go check out South Dakota State from last year... I think you'll see much of the same. What's that mean for Northwestern with incoming Zach Lujan? Might be of interest to you. #GoJacks
Okay, so based on this, Bama will have to try to bring in two new tackles in the transfer portal after Spring practice or will have to massively adjust the weight and nutrition program for the guys already on roster. What really concerns me are the two established guards because they are huge and I'm not sure they can pull like this. But you can't just bench them because they stayed loyal to the team and didn't transfer. I'm glad Kalen has to deal with it and not me 😂
Alabama probobly will have the best guard tandem in college football next year, lmao. Roberts will play on Sundays and Booker is probobly going in the first two rounds. That’s one place they won’t struggle.
Booker and Roberts actually move very well. The tackles gonna have to lean up a little bit but that's what the off season is for
@@AlphaDwgElijah Pritchett actually fits perfectly. He’s athletic and lean for a tackle.
Are we sure Milroe will be the starter?
Lol
Debor brought his QB with him. Milroe maybe the backup but Ty fits Debor's offense better so he probably will be second string.
@@truittsmith7027funny
It almost reminds me of the Kyle shanahan offense
I don't want to sound negative or anything but Kalen admitted in a video I've seen on TH-cam that most of what they do is eye candy. Now eye candy can be great against Oregon or some Pac 12 defense but Georgia is going to eat that stuff up. Kirby has seen every kind of eye candy imaginable from Malzahn to Freeze to Sark.
Also, you start by saying that Alabama has been primarily known for size and while that is true of Saban/Bama 2009 to 2016, Bama 2017 to 2022 we're much smaller and shiftier, Bama only reverted back to massive size in 2023 and now the two huge tackles are gone. Proctor to Iowa and Latham in the top ten draft picks in the NFL. Oh, and the center who couldn't snap the ball accurately is gone as well to Ohio State. Not being mean or critical, just trying to add nuance to the observations.
Uga still susceptible to great passing attack.
I'm not sure you've been paying attention for the last 10 years, but Kirby jas been regularly eaten alive by exactly the type of offenses you are referring to. Remember Ohio St in 2022? Bama in 2021 and 2020? LSU in 2019? Bama in 2018? Auburn in 2017? Ole Miss in 2016? Ole Miss and Clempson in 2015? Ohio St and Auburn in 2014? A&M and Oklahoma in 2013? What do they all have in common? They were all competent passing offenses and they all hung 35+ points and 500+ yards on a Kirby Smart defense......and we aren't talking about a murderers row of quality QBs either.
Eye candy can expose any defense, doesn’t matter who it is.
@@michaelbaker8633bingo.
Jawja was also expected to win against bama in the sec championship. You sound like a jawja fan that’s still salty. Wait until that game. Also proctor is back
Sorry bro... Just trying out some custom tools and format requests based on your awesome film study. Feel free to use any or all of them.. or delete them lol
****00:02** 🏈 Introduction to the video and its purpose**
- The video introduces itself as a show where the host discusses topics he's passionate about.
- The host mentions that this episode will focus on analyzing the offensive scheme of Alabama under coach Kalen DeBoer.
****01:04** 🏈 Setting the stage for the discussion on Alabama's offense**
- The host acknowledges the complexity of Alabama's offensive scheme.
- There's a reference to the Joe Moore Award-winning football program's passing concepts.
****04:34** 🏈 Discussing the complexity of Alabama's run scheme**
- Alabama's offense is noted for its complicated run scheme.
- The scheme is designed to set up successful runs based on traditional zone concepts.
****05:02** 🏈 Transitioning from a traditional approach to a more complex offensive style**
- Alabama is shifting from a traditional "lineup and beat you" approach to a more complex offensive style.
- The host emphasizes the addition of schematical greatness to Alabama's formula.
****07:50** 🏈 The importance of pre-snap motion, personnel groupings, and offensive concepts**
- Pre-snap motion, personnel diversity, and multiple offensive concepts are highlighted as essential components of Alabama's new offensive scheme.
****13:10** 🔄 Example of exploiting defensive coverages and creating favorable matchups**
- An example of how the offensive coordinator designs plays to exploit defensive coverages and create favorable matchups is analyzed.
****15:48** 🏈 Highlighting a bold play call on a third-and-16 situation**
- The host emphasizes the coach's willingness to take risks.
- The importance of having a skilled quarterback for executing such plays is mentioned.
****17:39** 🏈 Discussing the success of offensive coordinators and their belief in player abilities**
- The video touches on the belief offensive coordinators have in their players' abilities.
****18:23** 🏈 Reference to number four, a punt returner transferring to Alabama**
- The exceptional skills of a player (number four) transferring to Alabama are mentioned.
****20:04** 🏈 Emphasizing the complexity and window dressing in Alabama's offense**
- Despite its reputation for fast-paced play, Alabama's offense uses pre-snap work and window dressing to complicate defensive systems.
****21:00** 🏈 Utilizing motions and formations to create mismatches**
- The use of motions and formations to create mismatches and favorable situations is highlighted.
****23:09** 🏈 Praising the left tackle's ability to handle a defensive end**
- The left tackle's skills and athleticism in handling a defensive end are praised.
****25:25** 🏈 Forcing defenses to play with light boxes**
- Alabama's offense aims to force defenses to play with light boxes to create favorable matchups.
****27:10** 🏈 Focusing on isolating and utilizing the best players**
- Offensive coordinators focus on isolating and utilizing their best players, especially in critical situations.
****30:45** 🏈 Emphasizing aggressive shots downfield**
- Alabama's offense often takes aggressive shots downfield to prioritize big plays.
****33:03** 🏈 The importance of strong-armed quarterbacks**
- Quarterbacks in the system need strong arms to make deep throws and execute complex plays.
****34:17** 🏈 Use of bunch formations to beat coverages**
- Bunch formations are used effectively to beat both man and zone coverages.
****35:26** 🏈 Alabama's answers against various defensive coverages**
- Alabama's offense has answers for various defensive coverages, adjusting routes based on zone or man coverage.
****36:29** 🏈 Pressuring and disguising coverages against Alabama's offense**
- Pressure and disguising coverages are key to disrupting Alabama's offense, even though they have answers against most zone coverages.
****38:36** 🏈 Alabama's susceptibility to pressure and mixed coverages**
- Alabama's offense can be susceptible to pressure, and mixed coverages can stress their five-man protection scheme.
****39:43** 🏈 Alabama's ability to make subtle adjustments**
- Alabama's offense excels at making subtle adjustments to counter defensive tactics.
****43:39** 🏈 Forcing opponents to personnel match frequently**
- Alabama forces opponents to personnel match frequently, making in-game adjustments crucial for defensive success.
****45:30** 🏈 The importance of quarterback play and concept execution**
- Quarterback play and executing offensive concepts are vital components of Alabama's offensive success.
****50:14** 🏈 Alabama's diverse run scheme**
- Alabama's diverse run scheme keeps defensive linemen guessing and creates opportunities for the offensive line.
****52:46** 🏈 The use of strategic huddles, personnel changes, and motions**
- Alabama's offense strategically uses huddles, personnel changes, and motions to manipulate defenses and create advantageous matchups.
****53:44** 🏈 Alabama's Offensive Continuity**
- Alabama's offense operates with remarkable continuity and precise timing.
****54:12** 🏈 Effective in Critical Situations**
- Alabama's offense remains effective even in high-pressure situations.
****54:41** 🏈 Diverse Offensive Playbook**
- Alabama's offensive playbook is incredibly diverse, including various run schemes, RPOs (Run-Pass Options), and screen plays.
****55:09** 🏈 Combining Pro-Style and Modern Strategies**
- Alabama's offense blends traditional pro-style elements with modern offensive strategies, allowing them to adapt effectively.
You want a job?! 😂
So you think Georgia will be able to get pressure on Milroe now!? 😅
Still gonna need to run 🏃♂️ the dam 🏈in the SEC especially when trying to 🏃♂️ out the⏰Deboer will hear it from the fans trust me
This system requires smart players. Being a freak Bama athlete only helps
Elijah Pritchett
R we live...sumpin different
We will be live again at 9 PM
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💯 don’t think Milroe can run this! Hopefully Ty or Lonergan can
Why can't he?
@@tyronebattles1608 my opinion!
@@toddtipton2857 a wrong one
You don’t think Milroe can hit the deep balls? Uh, that’s what he does best. Now I don’t think he will be QB 1 just because he isn’t good on the medium to short pass.
Kale Deboer
Hmm watching the film, shows me where Milroe can thrive lol..all them timed Penix could've used his legs and did not.. and Milroe has a great deep ball..yall sleep lol
16:14 Ahh yea I’m head out I won’t tolerate any Jalen Milroe disrespect. Watch the fucking film
Kadyn proctor a 2nd year sophomore
I would disagree about qb, we had the most accurate deep passers in the league. How you gonna say you dont think he could make thay throw? Did you even watch Milroe last year?
Yes we watched him fumble the ball because he had the ball in the wrong hand,slide down two yards short of a first down running at full speed but didn't want to get hit by DB's 40lbs. lighter that him and got sacked 4 times because he froze with receivers open in the Championship game against Michigan.
@@truittsmith7027 none of that has anything to do with him being the best deep ball passer in the league. But you sure are negative and obviously cant stand him. Good luck with thay mentality in life.. Every QB in the league has made bad plays..
@gavinmickwee8853 That's not true!! Jalen is a great young man and outstanding athlete but what I stated was facts. I am a die hard bama fan but in the Michigan game Jalen choked. Alot of that had to do with our inexperienced OC and a bad snapper but Jalen doesn't fit Debor's system that's obvious when Debor brought his QB from Washington with the number 1 QB in the country and the winner of the elite 11 qb's in the country Julian Sayin.
@truittsmith7027 that run against auburn where he could've got the first down but stopped and where he threw the ball across the line of scrimmage when he could've just ran pissed me off. If he doesn't improve on his mechanics and reads, then we're done.
Alabama's Backup QB's are better passers than the First String! What are you talking about Alabama QB's can't throw in this offense, Saban didn't give them a chance!!!!
You done a great job but how many national championships have you won.like we don't know how to play football at Alabama.
It's not his offense. it's the OC
Look at indiana 2020 off same schemes from KD
Speed. You can't run sideline to sideline in the SEC. Too much speed. Roll Tide!
That's true!