"There's all kinds of things to clean up, but you're going to have that now that we're facing really good football teams every week," Brohm said. "We just have to find a way to be sharper, win the turnover battle, eliminate big plays, execute in critical and timely situations, have a good plan for that as well, and be better. I just think it's a lot of small things that add up when you're facing good teams."
Brohm Wants To Fix The Small Things
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The busted coverages have to be fixed immediately. The one play where Neal was left on an island to pick between two deep receivers was ridiculous. I’m wondering if some changes need to be made at the position coach level?
It was surprising to see occasional laps, especially the lastt one. I've not seen that "confusion" with this staff. I'm going with, it will be fixed mentality.
In both the GT and ND contests, the opposing OC’s seized on the opportunity to catch our defensive package, personnel and/or sideline confusion in vulnerable situations …… resulting in respective deep pass completions, which were inexcusable. In fairness, the one ND completion took place after an injury and substitution took place. While most hate to see it, the player should have fell to the ground, stopping the action that would give our staff time to prepare for the substitution.
This might be a one offer until Leonard returns (hopefully this week) as I suspect English would rather play man.
He plays a lot of zone or at least he has through our first 4 games. I hate it, unless its 3rd and long or your dropping 8! Very average QBs can tear it up!
Let me re-phrase. I think he'd prefer to play man,which I believe we saw more of last season. I'm guessing he's not ready to leave some of these guys on an island..yet. One thing for sure,the snafus in the coverage need to get ironed out and quickly.
"win the turnover battle, eliminate big plays, execute in critical and timely situations, have a good plan for that as well, and be better. I just think it's a lot of small things that add up when you're facing good teams."
Are these really small things? Doesn't seem like it, especially execute in critical and timely situations...