Monday, 13 June 2022

Film Review: "Bad Play Calls" Aren't Really Bad; and You Should Feel Bad About It.

If you follow me outside of my blog, you might think that one of my biggest nerves is that fans opt for private dial-up calls to complain about post-mortem exams. This requires a conclusion - the drama does not work - and does not provide further justification for the criticism. Of course, as with winning, it is important that you win in the end; In the end, it doesn't matter if it's there or not. But if you want to honestly evaluate something, you have to dig deeper. You need to understand the strengths and weaknesses of your team and your opponents. You just have to be more discerning with the help you give to others. The things you apply (and get) and the things you don't. There are many unknowns that we cannot accept, but if we take the time, we can better understand the answer and "run the call" or other dark wells in a more thoughtful, comprehensive, and nuanced critique. Over the weekend, the internet went crazy with "very bad Michigan theater calls". Of course, the offensive dives were very weak, but they weren't hard to plan . You talked about the Madden drama , that's the idea. I watched the match and it didn't work, so I'm not sure if the culprit was the result . I see, I think.

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What am I complaining about?
The video call itself is a bit ambiguous. Of course, this is a bottom-up call game play. But is this exploration, game planning, breaking trends and irresistible trends? Is this the game book you brought into the game or a season? What preparations should be made during game week and throughout the year to implement this scheme? Is this the true picture of movement, creativity, simplicity and repetition of the play? Is this the death penalty? There's more to Playing the Call than just selecting an image on the screen, there's a lot of gray space, some that we understand and some that we don't, and I think it's a bit lost for casual fans.

But again, as I mentioned in the introduction, it's a good idea to complain. From my Twitter account:

I must add that one thing you can't do.

Play well. what does that mean? Well, back to the undefined thing. But of course, there are some people in the game who are better at putting their staff together by singing the right song at the right time to break range and directions and create rain from the sky and destroy 10 instead of 10. The Old Testament, prepared for vengeance on earth, threatened God (I apologize for the blasphemy). Reminds me of Bill Belichick, it 's basically a football porn movie.

It was a perfect time with high expectations, training, customization and in-game calling. But it can end up differently and go wrong. The Texans might have noticed the different coverage that came by arranging themselves differently, and Pat might have played a game they thought would be game-changing because they had the proof and ended up with a receiver and double pocket locked. No, that's good. But if Texans are considering shrinking a variety of coverage, is the idea behind naming the show really bad? I'm a little skeptical. You only have the information and you work on it.

However, 90% of gaming calls will not be. You're going to name and manage the interior of your core structure, or not, or whatever. If it doesn't work, you can predict, and if it works, no matter what. As they say, "an invitation to more tactile play."

In fact, calling those who play the best games will increase your chances of success. 5%? 10%? One, two or three main games in one? Of course, this can make a big difference. That's a huge difference from Jeff Fisher's team to Ram Sean McPhee's team. However, there are an irrational number of entries that are completely ignored only when the "game bell" appears. Because if Jeff Fischer Rams receives a game call from Sean McVay in the game, there will be very little change in the score due to other important factors included in this *challenge* of the game.

And it probably upset me, because I learned the most amazing lesson when I entered the world of youth coaching. Growing up, I was a kid who put chess pieces and chess pieces on the table and they started designing games together. I have a link full of plays like Mitt Romney's campaign. I just need a set of thoughts, hopes, ideas, and firmness to make my dreams come true. Then... after that, it's called a simple challenge to the game, but it's a very, very small part.

The most important part of a successful coach is being a successful coach. Ignoring the role of the great mentor of most coaches (this one shouldn't be ignored, but let's try to focus on results for a moment), Trump knows it all. Lloyd Carr is annoying. Jim Trissel is nervous. Mark D'Antonio managed the same Base D with only minor tweaks and scored 90% of his time at MSU. Urban Meyer climbed to the same major gamebook for the OSU National Title as he did in his unbeaten season in Utah a decade ago. X and O are good, funny, this is a classic fighting strategy that we must include in the game. And they matter, had it not been for the so-called "football player" (I involve myself in the team, whether I deserve it or not), they wouldn't have been worried about it and would react like little kids receiving N64. Christmas every time. have found. They found a bunch of interesting tracks and blocks on their Twitter feed.



But despite all this, it is still taught. Teaching is how you get people to exercise. How do you translate the strategies that make their work possible? In this way, you provide enough knowledge for the players so that they can defend their work with many speeches. And the next preparation. Drama repeats. This is the plot of the play. Understands the strengths and weaknesses of yourself and your competitors. This is all more important than clicking on the link to choose your Techmo Bowl, because Bow Jackson loses everything in the end . I have to take this lesson. Usually fans don't do that because it doesn't affect them. It is the results that affect them, and what they know from the results is “does it work or not”. The rest does not matter. So, if there is no answer, the simple thing is to show them what they can understand indefinitely: to play the bell. However, don't use the Occam's razor unless you have the right perspective.

But so.

Michigan - The basic bell pattern of Notre Dame
I'm following the easy method here, because I created a Twitter thread about it. Several tweets will be included. Perhaps this focus is on the two shows that people criticize the most.

First, name the game action in objective 2 and 2.








I have to add. Since there is no "win" at least, the game requires 4 losses: both lost; The man who missed the opposite action realized that the DL had escaped; The other is filmed outside after being protected from the queue. Both are bad ways to behave badly. Third, the TE does not fall into the vertical position fast enough to stop the flow of LB. The fourth QB is to catch the ball and not throw it. 4 damage to the production of bags. Just one break in the running game can lead to a passive game, which can put you in a position of at least 4 to get a TD. There is a logical argument that nutrition is the best challenge in this case (I still disagree, but there is).

Here's another game, the third quick and short alternate call.







So it's actually the death penalty, isn't it? What is the death penalty? Well, I'm talking about everything else. "Execution" is not an excuse to fire a player for not performing, but the most important part of a player's training is performance.

মিশিগ ত দুর্বলত , ​​যেমনটি এখ তারা গেমের পরিকল্পনা করে, তারা স্নুপ করে। তারা যথেষ্ট ভালো পারফর্ম করে না। তবে এটি এখনও "প্লে কল" যা আমরা বারবার শুনি এবং এটি সত্য নয়।

এটা শুধু কলিং খেলা নয়
শুধু মঞ্চ কল যে দোষ পেতে না. একটি প্রবণতাও রয়েছে "আমি দেখেছি অন্য খেলোয়াড়রা এই গেমটি তৈরি করে, আমাদের এটি করতে হবে।" কিছুটা হলেও, এটা ভুল নয়। সবচেয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ অংশ হল খেলা তৈরি করা। উপরে একটি আইএনটি চুরি করা এবং পরিবর্তে একটি টিডি করা করা "খেলা"। কিন্তু এট আশ আশ কর উচিত নয়।

এটি TE- এর জন্য “মেক দ্য গেইম” বা QB- এর জন্য গেমটিকে উচ্চতর ছুঁড়ে “তৈরি করার” একটি সুযোগ , এটি নির্ভর করে যে আপন আপনার ভুলগুলি আপন মধ্যে বিশ্বের ভুলগুলিকে ান ত নির্ভর করে ৷ কিন্তু ত , এটিকে অতি সরলীকৃত কর দিকগুলিকে বড় সমস্য াবে করে করে, যেখ আরও ফিল্ট কর কর সম কর


আপনার আপনার Takeaway কি হওয়া উচিত?
আমি জানি না. মানে, আমি সেটা বুঝি। আম মনের জিনিসগুলিকে সহজ জন্য একটি প্রতিরক্ষ প্রতিরক্ষ ব্যবস্থ একটি শেখ প্রক্রিয় এটি এমন একটি শক্তি আমাদের জীবনে আরও ভ ালভ ক কাজ করতে এবং ক কাজ করতে খেলতে এবং অনেক অনেক কিছু করতে করে। আমি মনে করি এই ক্রিস্টোফ নোল ানকে ত সময়ের অন্যতম সের পরিচ হিসাবে বিবেচন হয়: তুলন াবে জটিল ধ ারণ কর ক্ষমত বুঝতে স্ম স্মার্ট বোধ কর জন্য।

-আশ ন ন যে all -22- এর গড় ফ্য ফ্য এমন একটি সমস্য সমাধান খনন শুরু য য ার সত্যিই সম সমস্য বাস্তবসম্মত নয়। তবে হয়তো বাগাড়ম্বর কমিয়ে দিন। আপনি না যখন আপনি জানেন না ভান করতে পারে. নির্দ্বিধ মত মত করুন, কিন্তু বুঝতে প যে এটি একটি নয়, এবং বুঝুন যে একটি মত মত কর আপন ার য ত ত দৃষ্টিভঙ্গি এবং াভ ার য ত ত আপন দৃষ্টিভঙ্গি এবং "জীবন যতটা সহজ তুমি ততটাই সহজ।" কিন্তু অজ্ঞতা অগত্যা একটি ইতিবাচক বৈশিষ্ট্য নয়. জ্ঞানই শক্তি. মতামতই মতামত, ঘটনাই সত্য। এবং এট যে "আপনি যতটা সহজ করছেন তত সহজ জীবনয জীবনযাপনের" অজ্ঞত াগ কর ামত মত মত কর কর করা এবং সাথে একই একই প্রয়োজন প্রয়োজন; এবং এই জিনিসগুলি আপনাকে সঠিক করে না। জিনিসগুলি যতটা সহজ মনে হয় ততটা সহজ হয় না। সম্ভবত একজন কোচ সবচেয়ে গুরুত্বপূর্ণ অংশ হল একজন ভ পরামর্শদাত হওয় হওয়
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