McVay is just downright crafty. Using 81 as a FB lead blocker, why?? so he can set up a huge play later.
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All-22 breakdown of Everett catch
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i mentioned before the season started that we should try everett at fb. they say he is not a great inline blocker but giving him a run at a block seems to help. plus it is another look for defenses to prepair for and he seems to get wide open out of that formation
Did anyone notice that Blythe completely missed his block on that running play.
Henderson had a hole that was completely taken out when Blythe missed his block.
I think Blythe is doing okay this year but if we had an average center instead of just an okay center which is where I believe Blythe is at, our running game would be even better than it is now.
Henderson had a hole that was completely taken out when Blythe missed his block.
I think Blythe is doing okay this year but if we had an average center instead of just an okay center which is where I believe Blythe is at, our running game would be even better than it is now.
I do with Everett. He runs like a violent running back after the catch, but he keeps pumping both arms while holding the ball between hand and his biceps. Even right after fumbling, he still doesn't protect the ball. But he sure is exciting with the ball in his hands.
Everett is the Noteboom of TE’s. Lots of talent but he misses block after block which, if you watch closely, you will notice is often a big reason for plays getting blown up. He also fails to secure the ball when catching and running. Everett is an excellent option in the pass game but man is he frustrating. His technique never developed and now he is in year 4.
He's tons better than last year but yes. A plus center would really make this line something. His main problem is power, he just gets moved at times. But also he's slow to his assignment in general too when it's guys in space.
Remember that six yard deep stuff of Brown on the swing/delayed bubble pass? That was basically one block away from being a really big play. Blythe's block in fact...
Pre-snap Brown in backfield, he will fake a block then release outside. DB who has man resp on him is marked.
Corbett has a reach block here. So Blythe's responsibility is to contain 93 so Corbett can take him, then get second level on 20 (who is spying Brown). So far so good.
Blythe should disengage here (to get in 20's face) and let Corbett drive him but he hangs around.
Another view. And check out that lane down the left sideline IF Blythe can get on 20.
Brown is at the line and is starting a jump cut to the edge here. 20 knows what's coming. Blythe is still fucking with a guy that Corbs has locked up.
Too late holmes...
-6 yard stuff. Imagine if 20 had been blocked. Big plays in this offense tend to happen when everyone executes their assignment. Just a simple delayed screen but sooo close.
That was cool.
Yeah, Everett as a runner... he’s dangerous... Woods is another... but Everett runs angry. “Get the F outta my way!”