"A LONG WAY TO GO" - MARK SCHLERETH'S REVEALING COMMENTS ABOUT LAMAR JACKSON

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[@edgarallen789]

Not one word wasted. very well done, Coach.

[@8dascool8]

You put it so perfectly. These talking heads have NO INTEGRITY . The real journalists are the KZbinrs who care about the sport and the big picture. Even without all of the exclusive access, you guys are resourceful and get the facts that reflect the real story. So clearly they could too with all their connections. They’d rather create drama, which is insulting to the intelligence of their fans. No wonder legacy media is dying out.. people are fed up with their BS

[@UsefulPreconceivedNotions]

He's Asking The Questions. But in typical American fashion, avoiding the Real Answers. Remember when the Ravens justified keeping Greg Roman because "he's helping Lamar with some issues?" I mean you _heard officials on the Ravens publicly state that_ Lamar had issues, _right?_ No. No one on the team came out & told the rest of the NFL any of their players' weaknesses, ever, even if they had any. *Fans* made that up. So it has _nothing to do whatever with media._ Nothing. You're all missing something. Well, several things. & just like making up excuses to Blame Lamar, it's also nothing to do with media. You're all deflecting.

[@ajrocks44]

It is kind of funny how he is surprised at Ravens fans' reaction. I am a season ticket holder, and I was 18 when they moved here. I am 45 now, and many of my friends and family are Ravens fans, and I follow the Ravens guys and gals here on KZbin and on X. I'd say a good 95% back Lamar with 75% to 80% are completely in love with him. He's on the level of Cal Ripken, Johnny U, Eddie Muarry, Brooks to many of us. He's a superstar. We get that and want to keep it. Ravens fans are tough on QBs. Some always hated Flacco, and many were fine with dumping Dilfer after he won the Superbowl. Some can't stand Lamar too, but it's a big minority of the fans.

[@Crabdust1]

When tribalism is as rampant as it is now, not just sports, everything is just vibes bc ppl only want to hear their opinions reinforced. That's why folks like you are so important. You fill in the analytical gaps that journalism and discourse used to.

[@dirediredude]

This is really it right here. It's frustrating as a fan with more than a surface level understanding of the sport but we also have to realize that providing in depth analysis isn't the goal of any of these television, online, or radio networks. They're businesses first and foremost so their number one priority is profits. What generates the most profit is engagement. What generates the most engagement is hyperbole and easy to understand hot takes for the masses.

[@user-pg1jx8qq8n]

I must say you brake people down as well as you brake film down. I so respect this take. Great listen, thank you!

[@nellynell9234]

Because they NEVER wanted Lamar to be a winner he proved otherwise.

[@_illtal]

Mark should be ashamed of his own hypocrisy. Literally Lamar had a great season in year 1 of a new offense. Dunno how he can brush past that. Also Bateman while supremely gifted has not had one injury free year in the NFL. Hollywood Brown had his best year with Lamar. I guess all them balls Mandrews catches mean nothing too?

[@icebergslim3743]

Excellent video as always!

[@MarcusDunDada]

Thank u bro sum real deal common sense so refreshing u got a life time subscriber right here 💯

[@fortressofswolitude]

Some of the NFL talking heads get lazy. He made up his mind a long time ago for whatever reason. The better analysts update their opinions based on what they see when they do the work required of the position.

[@paul4890]

It’s not surprising. People have been downplaying, and disrespecting Lamar’s abilities and potential since 2018. He didn’t win 2 unanimous MVPs for some bs. Does he have to play better, yes. Has he been playing outplaying his peers, also yes. They will continue to move the goalposts on him, same as they did with Flacco. “Flacco needs to win a superbowl to be considered elite.” He wins, and it’s “he’s not elite. They only won because of ray lewis.” It’s maddening that he’s consistently at the bottom of or excluded from top 5 QB rankings. How is a 6year, 2x MVP winner worse than a QB who never played in the NFL? Just doesn’t make sense. Appreciate u Coach, because ur opinions are stated to be so, and u take the time to back up ur views with FACTS

[@Mrfantastic-hp2en]

You can't sit up here and act like flacco didn't benefit from ray lewis and company

[@paul4890]

@@Mrfantastic-hp2ennot saying he didn’t benefit, but people always said joe wouldn’t be in the elite quarterback conversation UNTIL he won a superbowl. After he won, they didn’t say anything about him being elite.

[@kevt7883]

It was 3 offensive coordinators Marty Mornhinweg was Lamar OC his rookie year

[@all_22_films]

@@kevt7883 correct. Good catch

[@doitdoits4109]

Well, I see you are using pro football reference as a source. Why don’t you put the advanced passing stats that show Lamar as the 25th QB in the NFL in on target % & 10th highest bad throw %? That shows the ability of the QB to put the ball in the proper position for the receiver.

[@LeMan8o4]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@doitdoits4109Where would I be able to find those advanced stats?

[@doitdoits4109]

@@LeMan8o4 I just told you Pro Football Reference advanced passing stats. Slow are we?

[@LeMan8o4]

@@doitdoits4109 I’m unfamiliar… as I thought it was a mistake and you meant PFF.

[@samazon52]

From James Goldman's play The Lion in Winter. Prince Geoffrey says to Queen Eleanor (and referencing King Henry): I know. You know I know. I know you know I know. We know Henry knows, and Henry knows we know it. We're a knowledgeable family.

[@all_22_films]

So it predates Solzhenisyn then. Very cool. I have forgotten most of the plays I read in my youth. Good reference!

[@samazon52]

@@all_22_films I found this quote from Solzhenitsyn. It's probably the one you referenced. "We know that they are lying, they know that they are lying, they even know that we know they are lying, we also know that they know we know they are lying too, they of course know that we certainly know they know we know they are lying too as well, but they are still lying. In our country, the lie has become not just moral category, but the pillar industry of this country."

[@all_22_films]

@@samazon52 yup. That's it . I knew I couldn't spell his name. LoL

[@all_22_films]

@@samazon52 Who am I kidding, I can't even say it.

[@bankslaw8900]

Also I believe Lamar will take a huge step this year. One thing Edgar said when Monken got the job is that Lamar will have to be good at pre snap reads. Also watching Warner’s videos on how the Ravens can get better he talks about pre snap reads and being on schedule. Lamar is use to going through a progression but the past elites look at leverage and press to know where to look first. I was listening to Brady also speak about how this was his most important task not throwing the ball To sum it up all Lamar needs to do is get better at having his eyes in the right direction, which I know he will from his growth year to year.

[@Mrfantastic-hp2en]

Lamar Jackson still doesn't trust his oline and wrs give him chase hill and offense of mind head coach he would look different harbs is not a xs and os, guy like Andy Reid

[@bankslaw8900]

@@Mrfantastic-hp2en the o line was overrated IMO and the more film I watch I am baffled at how bad Justice Hill blocking was and him not being benched. But I think with Lamar it’s just a transition from Roman offense because I remember Kapernick telling a reporter they don’t know what his progression are. So to me once Lamar gets used to letting the defense tell him where his eyes should go and being on schedule the offense will get more efficient. Also Lamar and Monken learned from Andy and Pat because of their bball back ground they know how to attack mismatches. Think about that last play to seal the win. It was a simple as we gone get 1v1 with our fastest Wr vs your slowest DB and throw a lob. Simple.

[@Mrfantastic-hp2en]

@@bankslaw8900 facts that's what I be telling people that line is overrated Lamar Jackson makes that line when comes to pass blocking they suck

[@bankslaw8900]

@@Mrfantastic-hp2en I have to agree and this is why I’m excited about Vorhees and Ben starting because one thing we know is they are strong and difficult to run thru. I think this will be important because Stanley had no anchor last year and could only push people around the pocket and Lamar would have step up into a collapsing pocket but with those two being strong especially on double teams Tyler it will be hard to get to Lamar only bring 4. If Rose and Stanley can just lose slow it will be much improved from last year. And hopefully Hill has been working on his pass pro because it’s awful.

[@Mrfantastic-hp2en]

@@bankslaw8900 right if Lamar Jackson gets a clean pocket he definitely can do damage the offense has to do better in the playoffs because kc was bliz Lamar heavy he barely had time to go through his reads but overall whole team needs play better including coaches to

[@bankslaw8900]

You hit it right on the head. People like him made so many bad and wrong takes in Lamar’s pre draft process that they have lost credibility so now they are trying to change the facts to make their original bad take correct.

[@robertmstreeterii7102]

Naaa you were completely right. Nothing new here: Surface level analysis meets “former player perspective” multiplied by “let’s get eyeballs on our podcast”

[@Coach-Stein]

Coach, I just stick my work and getting my team better. When I listen to film breakdowns I go to honest guys like yourself who care about their work and want to simply talk ball with others.

[@Icien1]

There are no actual sports analysis shows, at least not widely known ones. They're vibe check shows. They basically just affirm what the average, casual fan sees and feels.

[@ajrocks44]

Can wait for Bateman and Lamar to really show them what's possible this year. Yes, Zay and Andrews will do their thing, and the rookie will flash here and there. The run game will also be the best in the league. But Bateman is the one. If healthy, he will begin to set a new standard for Lamar that won't be matched by any qb in the league. It will get him and this Ravens team over the playoff hump and it will propell them further into the future. Health this year will be key, but this could finally be the first year they leave no doubters in the end.

[@johnravens9869]

Espn fox need to hire this man

[@8dascool8]

@@johnravens9869 if they cared about sports they would. But they just care about hot takes and views. This factual analysis would be out of place on their networks

[@moalston4203]

nah dawg the more hater he has the more success he receives he need people to keep him relevant

[@TheKickenWING]

He didn’t even mention the FACT that Lamar has missed a start or more in every season. SMH

[@dominique2o06]

Seriously Coach I read a bit of that on Twitter (X) and was like okay I'm going to opt out of this BS and Sarah does always try to be balanced but she doesn't have to dime her love for our team to do so most of us women who have been watching football with our family since young can be just as balanced about a team we love as the men. I will acknowledge some of both genders can have slanted views when they don't have that balance but the amount of people including that guy making it clear that they think she can't balance her bias was annoying so I didn't keep reading the tweets. Now that you explain more of what he's said I'm happy I opted out and him bringing up Flacco as if they ever cared about our former QB is BS. I never heard this much confidence in his abilities even after his Superbowl win.

[@askmiller]

Do they know they're lying? The problem Lamar faces is we have an obsession with parity. If you're good at one thing, it means you must be bad at something else. For example, if someone is very smart, they must not be charismatic or physically strong. If someone is rich, they must not be generous. If someone is blind, their other senses must be better. In the case of Lamar, he's the best mobile quarter back ever, so that means he must not actually be good at throwing the ball. People aren't lying, they're just dispositioned to believe poor arguments and they're too lazy to do the work to support any of their beliefs. They want to be told what to think. Almost all of the hate for Lamar is just groupthink by unintelligent people with a handful of contrarians who would tell you even people like Tom Brady aren't good at football.

[@moalston4203]

22:30- very true on the tribalism or what hero worship where their team can do no wrong and they want to hear criticism

[@ChopItUpWithKamRu]

Coach, were you aware that we passed the ball 37 times out of 38 light boxes in the game against the Chiefs? The team as a whole has to do better in the playoffs.

[@thomascrowley9122]

The thing about Schlereth is yes he's a former player. But he's been in the media over 20 years now

[@jeremiahw1369]

The Lamar narratives have always been toxic hypocritical. He isn't Patrick Mahomes. Ok, I got it. He will never beat him, then you've gone too far. Burrow has a better chance because he has a good record against him is another common one, and I don't believe that. Lamar has elevated his resume above the other qbs that don't have rings with his mvps. We shall see if the Ravens have elevated themselves to the Chiefs level. Imo from a roster construction perspective they're already slightly ahead. Now it's just about getting it done in the playoffs, but I am tired of the constant disrespect for the reigning mvp. Championships aren't cheap or easy to get.

[@carguysunited8186]

@@jeremiahw1369 no disrespect to Lamar but I don't see how he is better than Joe burrow or Josh Allen.

[@carguysunited8186]

He's an MVP ranked as 15th and 22nd in passing yards. He's turned the ball over a lot in the fourth quarter. Winning is a team effort. I don't think the rest of the Ravens care about who's MVP and want to put a ring on their finger instead.

[@jeremiahw1369]

@carguysunited8186 Well, he is younger than both of them and has more wins, ppg average, and mvps with the same amount of rings with obviously less decorated support.

[@jeremiahw1369]

@carguysunited8186 Allen has turned the ball over in the 4th quarter, and the other quarters at a much higher rate than Lamar. Burrow takes sacks and keeps getting injured and it was the defense not the qb play that kept the pesky Bengals out of the playoffs, Jake Browning had better statistics than Burrow last year with the same players.

[@carguysunited8186]

@jeremiahw1369 yeah but Jackson has played in 34 more games than burrow and he's only got a thousand more passing yards. Before you start mentioning dual-threat QB like everybody else seems to, look up Josh Allen stats they were drafted the same year.

[@bigfooley]

The only show I like from non Ravens creators is the one with Chris Long. The only show that seems informed about the team and how we use personnel

[@bigfooley]

Most national media talking heads are still 2-3 years behind on the ravens

[@WilsonianGarveyite]

All I can say is those of a certain ilk including myself are not surprised at such comments.

[@mayberryT]

@All22Films Great commentary on Schlerths empty thoughts. Simply put, I like you didn't take offense too it because I understood it lacked nuance around the greater conversation. I also asked of him simply this- if this is the expectation you have of Lamar why don't you have the same for Burrow Allen Lawrence and Herbert to name a few who has had more progressive offensive play calling and playmakers?

[@ravensflock2853]

Mark is a clown 🤡

[@RavensFan_NFL]

Like The Video

[@tobyblur]

He is just an act. However, he is funny and entertaining, kind of like how worldwide wrestling entertainment works.

[@kevinsingh2815]

it's a about generating clicks and views. must be looking to re-up the Fox bag.

[@jeremiahw1369]

Stink stinks

[@LeMan8o4]

Stopped looking at and listening to Mark Schlereth a while ago. FFW, Mute and Block 🙅🏽‍♂️

[@sleepisoptional]

i dont remember specifics but i remember lots of stories about schlereth being a jerk over the years. not surprising at all

[@shankdiddy9045]

This is a constant pattern with some when talking about Lamar Jackson. If you actually peal the layers off what they are saying it just sounds like BS. And stinks of racist narratives ( a conversation nobody wants to honestly talk about)

[@ianwicks6858]

Its taken a while but you fallen in the trap 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Some guy hasn't been doing a podcast for that long or someone needed more subs, so like many before him decides to take shots at Lamar to generate likes, clicks, views by causing a stir !! This happens repeatedly and you just know even before watching his video is going to be all rubbish. I use to bite back but i gave up, they do it for a reason. Just Ravens fans and Lamar fans have got to bite back, i know its hard but try not to take the bait 😂🙈

[@reasonablegentleman]

I'm a huge ravens fan and a huge lamar jackson fan, but on the simple statement " The QB has a long way to go in developing Wrs" Schlereth is 100% right, andthere are some changes that lamar can make. We've seen it so many times, when a player that Lamar does not have a lot of confidence in makes a couple of bad plays, Lamar will freeze them out of the offense. It happened last year with Likely, He had a drop against the colts on 3rd or 4th down, and Lamar targeted him exactly 0 times in the next 4 games. You can't tell me that he wasn't getting open or that he was never the second or 3rd read. If Andrews hadn't gotten hurt, Likely would have ended up with just 150ish we would be talking about how Likely is just a preseason star. If target distribution were only based on the route concept, down and distance, and the WRs ability to get open, Bateman should have way more targets than he does, which probably would help his confidence and development. There are a lot of people that criticize Lamar and they don't care about Lamars success, or the Ravens success, I am not one of those.

[@AJCsr]

I'm not sure who's decision it was not to throw to Bateman, but they better get past that this year ! Likely looks like he would surpass MAndrews abilities, given a true chance to ! I love Lamar, but I hope he can stop trying to force feeding certain receiver's and start taking what defenses give him !

[@robertmstreeterii7102]

So much wrong here, it’s tough to know where to start.

[@ravensflock2853]

🤡

[@ravensflock2853]

@@AJCsrlamar didn’t force feed anyone. He distributed the ball extremely well to all players this year. Bateman just isn’t that good. Get over it.

[@Mrfantastic-hp2en]

​@@ravensflock2853😂😂😂 facts these ppl act like Lamar Jackson playing with top ten wrs