WFT 2021 Pre-Season Games Thread

Montez ain’t bad


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I don’t want to see Chase young anymore this preseason. He’s ready, don’t risk injury

That move on Wynn was fuckin nasty.


And he dropped Cam like a bad habit. Cam is the size of a LB and Chase treated him like a toy. He’s going to destroy some people this year. Can’t wait. Danny Jones, I hope you have good health insurance. You too Dak.

I hope when we win the coin toss we elect to kick first so our D can go out and set the tone (and get us good field position).

DelRio must be in heaven with this personnel group.


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Favorite play = Magic gets absolutely drilled the play before, and drops a perfect back shoulder throw to Thomas the next play on 3rd and 10

Least favorite plays = Dustin Hopkins still being a little bitch.

Hopkins is Aniston in The Office. He does the absolute bare minimum to keep his job. Dude has no flare.

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Damn…Let me guess, bad angle?

I'm actually not sure it was Apke's fault on this one. He has outside contain, he over commits a bit but it's mainly on either #24 Chris Miller or #45 Justin Phillips (or both) for bumping into each other and leaving E gap open.
Not great angle by #46 Cole Luke either.

(Don't get me wrong, I hope we move on from Apke, but that one isn't on him IMHO)

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I'm actually not sure it was Apke's fault on this one. He has outside contain, he over commits a bit but it's mainly on either #24 Chris Miller or #45 Justin Phillips (or both) for bumping into each other and leaving E gap open.
Not great angle by #46 Cole Luke either.

(Don't get me wrong, I hope we move on from Apke, but that one isn't on him IMHO)

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You need to move to the states and work for a team. Man, you put some great stuff out, supported with video. You do your research. Good stuff.

You need to move to the states and work for a team. Man, you put some great stuff out, supported with video. You do your research. Good stuff.

Thanks a lot man. I actually have a quite limited football knowledge, when I listen to Cooley, or read Mark Bullock's breakdown, or even watch a bit of NFL GamePass film session, I have a glimpse of just how much I don't know about this sport.
I just happen to love it a lot, and a bit more with every snap I watch ^^

(As for the video, my job had me learn basic video editing skills, so when I know what to look for the whole process takes about 4 minutes, while doing something else)

Thanks a lot man. I actually have a quite limited football knowledge, when I listen to Cooley, or read Mark Bullock's breakdown, or even watch a bit of NFL GamePass film session, I have a glimpse of just how much I don't know about this sport.
I just happen to love it a lot, and a bit more with every snap I watch ^^

(As for the video, my job had me learn basic video editing skills, so when I know what to look for the whole process takes about 4 minutes, while doing something else)

I know how to post a YouTube video here that someone else made. That's my video knowledge lol.

I don't read in depth about other teams but Bullock has to be one of the best in the business. His stuff is always great. Always look forward to his breakdowns.

I'm actually not sure it was Apke's fault on this one. He has outside contain, he over commits a bit but it's mainly on either #24 Chris Miller or #45 Justin Phillips (or both) for bumping into each other and leaving E gap open.
Not great angle by #46 Cole Luke either.

(Don't get me wrong, I hope we move on from Apke, but that one isn't on him IMHO)

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The more I'm looking at it, the more I'm pretty positive it's mainly on #24 for having the wrong gap, with the flow going to the left, he needs to be outside of #88, not inside IMO. Would need the All 22 to be (close to) sure about it, but safety #46 doesn't seem to take a very good angle either.

The more I'm looking at it, the more I'm pretty positive it's mainly on #24 for having the wrong gap, with the flow going to the left, he needs to be outside of #88, not inside IMO. Would need the All 22 to be (close to) sure about it, but safety #46 doesn't seem to take a very good angle either.

I think it’s a combination of Apke’s fault for widening too far, and 45’s fault for trying to flow under the action with a direct route to the ballcarrier.

The Pats TE was uncovered and he immediately comes off the line to block 24. And 24 appropriately steps up to take him on. 45 should have seen that and flowed over it but he steps forward and gets caught in the wash.

Meanwhile Apke had outside contain but he tries to hook around the lineman and avoid contact like a little bitch. His responsibility there is to charge straight at that lineman and get low, he needs to take out the lineman’s feet so the hole is just a little more narrow. By widening out he just gave the back a bigger lane and did the lineman’s job for him. Apke continues to make mistakes with angles, this is a prime example. Playing in the NFL takes courage and that play lacked it.

I think it’s a combination of Apke’s fault for widening too far, and 45’s fault for trying to flow under the action with a direct route to the ballcarrier.

The Pats TE was uncovered and he immediately comes off the line to block 24. And 24 appropriately steps up to take him on. 45 should have seen that and flowed over it but he steps forward and gets caught in the wash.

Meanwhile Apke had outside contain but he tries to hook around the lineman and avoid contact like a little bitch. His responsibility there is to charge straight at that lineman and get low, he needs to take out the lineman’s feet so the hole is just a little more narrow. By widening out he just gave the back a bigger lane and did the lineman’s job for him. Apke continues to make mistakes with angles, this is a prime example. Playing in the NFL takes courage and that play lacked it.

Yeah Apke is too wide, but the main eff up is between #24 and #45, isn't it ?

From a gap responsibility standpoint I thought #24 was at fault, but the way you lay it out makes sense. I still feel like if #24 takes on the block more on the outside, #45 has a clearer lane while staying in his gap. What do you think?

Overall not good football for sure. Including Apke.