The Ballad of Baker Mayfield: Why the Browns are an emotional roller coaster

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Hey can we get a episode on Michael thomas great year possibly record breaking year

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Could you possibly make a vid breaking down whose the better quarterback Carson Wentz or Dak Prescott in your opinion

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Hey Brett I was wondering if you could do a video on the dolphins and eagles game and either the way Ryan Fitzpatrick plays or the drop off of the eagles

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Can we get something on Jamies Winston. Second in NFL in yards but first in turnovers.

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Second this!

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Jameis is a good QB. Y'all gotta count for all the drops by his receivers.

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He would be great with the right system.

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Kevin Moy he literally has 2 top 7 wrs and one of the best receiving tes lol

[@Agumame]

its astounding how this dude understood more than a dude who got hired as a HC. Kitchens was such a disaster

[@DynamiteProd]

This is why analytics guys can be good. Kitchens ignored the analytics and went with his football guy brain. If they just followed the statistics who knows what the browns could have been last year.

[@loganmayberry2296]

“Analysts” on tv: the browns just need to get Odell the ball more

[@somethingsomething2100]

Logan Mayberry doesn’t he have more targets than Landry tho

[@loganmayberry2296]

Something Something hey man he’s an all pro and he needs the ball but when the browns started off bad and I saw people saying baker needs to “force feed” Odell I was mad. Baker thew dumb picks locking in on Odell he just needs to take what’s given to him

[@thenickfoxx]

And casual fans that have no idea what they're talking about say pretty much the same thing 😂

[@thenickfoxx]

@Jason Mullings lol fr

[@Gutslinger]

Why?. He'd just drop them.

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I’m glad you like it! Thank you!

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I can’t be the only who tried their stance when he was talking about bakers drop back

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I promise you are not

[@shaynezupnik6758]

literally just did it lmaooo

[@SheldonMLee]

You are for sure not I go Brady on passes and on a tuck mostly to the left I would put the right foot forward and never even knew I did that till he talked about it that’s wild lol

[@trumpsthicccwall5948]

Manning drop back

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Imma be so sad when this one goes :(

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Which other ones have been taken away?

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Yeah, what is this dangerous content thing? First thing I've heard about it.

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Damn Brett this video is DEEP! Are the Browns paying you for this consultation?? 😂

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Just discovered your channel and it is incredible. I cannot believe this is free to watch. Some team should give this young man a job!

[@VinceLyle2161]

A year later and the Browns are 10-4. Kitchens is gone, but Mayfield is having a good year. 25 to 8 TD to INTs and he's only been sacked 18 times. Based on this I'd be willing to bet Stefanski has been doing exactly what Brett suggests. Baker's longest pass completion is 75 yards to Donovan Peoples-Jones, and I'd bet real money it was a catch-and-run off something quick, as opposed to a long dropback, slow-developing bomb. I can't praise these videos enough, not just for exposing the layers of how football plays work, something you never get from any broadcasters, but also for the insights that directly contradict the conventional wisdom that tends to blame players first, instead of coaches or systems. They were saying that Baker was regressing last year. No. Kitchens just abandoned what worked for his quarterback. When he went back to it, Baker looked much better. Consequently, a video about Baker Mayfield makes me look at Sam Darnold in a different light. They say he's regressing, but is he? I don't have confidence in the Jets' offensive line (I guess they're sort of young?), and Adam Gase has proven he's a terrible coach. Also, Gregg Williams was committing serious crimes as the offensive play-caller, culminating in the zero blitz in a Hail Mary situation that got him fired. Someone needs to re-learn what Darnold's strengths are and start calling the plays that utilize them. And there could be a low-key benefit to losing out on Trevor Lawrence; they could use their pick to draft the best offensive lineman in the country. That might not be sexy enough for the Jersey fanbase, but with better protection and better play-calling, Darnold's flashes of greatness could turn into consistency. Finally, I love the comparison of Baker and Brady, especially Belichick's efforts to give an immobile quarterback more time in deep dropbacks. The Patriots' chipping to help the tackles is brilliant. I'd love to know if Stefanski is utilizing Chubb, Hunt, Janovich and the tight ends to buy Baker time on long-developing plays. They probably release off the chip to find a check-down spot, right? The trouble is some enterprising DC will probably learn that a formation where the RB and TE stay home to back up the tackles is probably going downfield and counter with a deep zone. Hopefully, the Browns then recognize the middle of the field will be open. Kollman; more videos. I'm hooked.

[@heelgreenranger]

The 75 yard TD to DPJ was actually on a heavy set Play Action bootleg to the right. DPJ had a nasty double move, out and up, and beat his man by like 10 yards by the time he got the ball.

[@charlesjonessr3684]

Actually Baker longest TD pass was 89yds to Odell Beckham Junior against the Jets.

[@alanf5615]

I was watching the Brown Steelers game and I told my friend that there was something up with bakers' footwork and that he looked slow on his drop and he thought I was seeing things. But after years of watching Joe Flacco and learning his tendencies( you could tell by his footwork if he was really prepared or just going through the motions), it was easy to spot Bakers issues. Your video is spot on and has great stats. I'm happy I sat through the whole thing.

[@Chief_of_Sinners1]

Thank you for making this. i'm tired of all the supposed "football experts" and toxic fans saying that he sucks despite it just being the type of offense that is run.

[@elvintran9620]

Brett gotta stop wit these late uploads man I just came back from a game and now I feel obligated to watch this video.

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Let's just pretend that I'm helping out the Germans who subscribe haha

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@@BrettKollmann don't mention ze war

[@ThePadi94]

Brett Kollmann yes you do! Comfortable upload at 9:30AM right after waking up...

[@MrJonnyB21]

@@Tsukiko.97 We were almost the same as Baker in the war. When we went fast everything worked but as soon as we slowed down it got ugly. :D

[@samphelps856]

Prime time in Australia, 8pm

[@scottsmith9192]

My man....great video....as always Can you send this to Freddie Kitchens? Thanks!

[@bioLarzen]

Given that the Browns have gone 1-3 since this vidoe, Kitchens probably didn't get it ;)

[@JermaineATL]

No need anymore 😏

[@shanevadnais8336]

The last time I was this early the Browns were Super Bowl favorites

[@koldonn1111]

They have never been super bowl favorites... how long have you been waiting JESUS CHRIST THIS MAN IS THE MESSIAH!

[@Dan-1031]

Last time they ran play action a bunch

[@c2shifty368]

Ulm Destroyer 101 uh they were legit Super Bowl favorites before the season even started...

[@koldonn1111]

@@c2shifty368 No they weren't.

[@c2shifty368]

Ulm Destroyer 101 yes the hell they were right before the season started when they got Odell everyone was saying they are gonna make the super bowl was literally like this for weeks then they got blow out the titans and the hype died

[@chrissimon3790]

God damn man, this is absolutely one of your best videos. A masterpiece among masterpieces.

[@matthewyeager3565]

Incredibly informative video. You are such a benefit to every fan. On the subject of Baker's feet, as you might remember, Alex Van Pelt, the Browns new OC, made that "Mozart not Metallica" comment. (Very disrespectful analogy, btw, as peak Metallica was impeccably precise.) Anyway, when Alex Van Pelt showed up as the QB coach in Cincy in 2018, he flipped Andy Dalton's feet. Andy played his first seven seasons with his left foot back (though he didn't lunge it back like Baker), and the last two seasons, under AVP, with his left foot forward. Cincy people know football, and any Bengal nut can tell you more than a few reasons why the Bengals O mostly struggled in '18 and '19. But now I'm wondering if one strand in the braid could have been Andy's feet. Anyway, that AVP flipped Andy does seem to presage what he'll try to do with Baker.

[@SkoldierNathan]

Really didn’t think I’d like subscribing your channel because you didn’t only talk about my team (Vikings) but your insight is so interesting and very easy to understand for someone who doesn’t know much about formation, drop backs, steps taken, etc. I really feel like I’m learning and it only makes me love football more. Really happy you do these videos and put out the content. I appreciate you.

[@Flow_Easy]

Me: Alright, time for bed Brett: Here's a new video! Me:Ehhh sleep is overrated anyway *Watches video*

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Ok, that's cool and all but show me literally one person who asked.

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@@AaronSaysSKOL no not really

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you always have a way with words, I appreciate you as an educator as much as an entertainer. I always feel more informed after watching your videos. I loved how you go a step further and explain the impact a style has and the good and bad of said style. Thank dude you can tell a lot of effort and love goes in to your videos. Big Love, JP.

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I'm a Browns fan. Thanks for showing me what to look for during the games. So much better knowing the background details for when it's working and when it's not.

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24:49 Bold of you to assume I haven’t been on the toilet this whole time....

[@ZorgKingOfMonkeys]

This video needs a 2020 remake!

[@alexmann152]

What's amazing is how right you are here. The Browns did this here in 2020. Rely on the run to soften defense and use tons of PA pass and RPO plays and look what happened! They are a game away from the AFC championship game. If I ran a NFL team, I'd hire you as my offensive coordinator for sure.

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Brett we really appreciate the tiring hours you spent working on this. We know u r happy that it’s all done and thank you from behalf of the Browns Family! I promise I won’t bash your head with your helmet!!!

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Hitting publish was an incredible relief haha

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As a browns fan stuff like this is the only thing that gives me hope

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Me too honestly, but we got rid of Kitchens, so if there’s anything to look forward to, it’s that.

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someone send this video the the Browns Front Office. I'm a Patriots fan, but god I just wanna see these guys succeed. even I can recognize this team's potential

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When brett makes a real 30 minute breakdown i also cum early...

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I love the advice on QB footwork around 10:22. Great work!!

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Always love ur stuff man! Go coach the giants for me!!!!

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I’m a Browns fan and this video gives me great hope, even tho I believe we can become a great team just need to gel together. Great video!

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[@kelby_wayne]

Only at the 13 minute mark but it seems like another reason Baker prefers his drop style is due to his height. Being further from the large interior linemen likely gives him better vision and reduces his chances of getting his balls batted (which I have noticed is fairly common for him). Tom, on the other hand, has about 4 inches on Baker and is clearly more comfortable releasing the ball over the linemen, leading to a shallower drop. I wonder if Baker's drop depth is consistent with other short-ish QBs. Edit: and.... you mentioned height at 19 minutes :P

[@apexm900]

Great breakdown. Your detailed takes are on a level above what anyone else is doing. I look forward to more videos.

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22:13 ... That was such a great move by Donald. I had to rewatch that at least 10 times. UNREAL!!!

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Excellent analysis! Most of my coverage is through PFF so I get good info on how people are playing and what's generally happening, but they don't go into the real X's and O's deep dives that you do and it really fills out my understanding of what's going on with a player I like. Thanks man.

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Does anyone else wonder why Brett isnt an NFL playcaller yet? Man do you know how to scheme an offense

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I think this is the most informative video you have made so far. Or at least it is the one where I learned the most. Very interesting stuff!

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i cannot lavish enough praise on your videos. you are probably the best at this. no qualifiers.

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If I was an NFL coach I would pay this guy to help me develop my team!

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14:54 „Its Chip City over there, all day, every day...“ 😂😂😂

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Always the best content. I appreciate the time you put into your craft. Keep it up Brett!

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I think this might be your best video yet, I learned so much about football in half an hour

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Incredible news from after 2020! You predicted how they would succeed....

[@speedfiend925]

This video is EASILY the most interesting video you have put out. I never really paid much attention to foot work and how many steps back a QB takes but this made me look at the QB position from a whole different perspective. Well done.

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No matter the subject I always will watch your film

[@PengsPicks]

The punch drop portion of this was amazingly explained. Learn something new everyday. Great video

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This is fantastically done. Thank you for all the hard work in analysis!

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[@SamUrfer]

“and head coach Freddy kitchen has shown over the past few weeks that he has learned how to make Baker Mayfield successful” *That aged poorly*

[@202rono]

Thanks for another great video, Brett! I always get excited when they pop up on here.

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I've never played football except with friends when I was younger (quite hard to find a way to play it here in France when you live far from a big city), but watching your videos is giving me an insight on the depth and the details on what make a team successful or not. Just amazing to see how much I learned about the game I love to watch 🤘

[@peter69215]

Do one of these for Sam and Adam Gase. Loved this

[@Amelia-d5u9p]

Great Video. It explains the enigma that is Baker Mayfield better than I could have conceived in my own head. I knew the problems with his drop and roll out tendencies, but I see now that he probably understands the coverage better than it appears at times, its just his mechanics making it "first look or no look." Please someone send this to Freddie. I really hope they get it together.

[@Michael-oo5gk]

Very nuanced analysis, this video was really interesting to watch!

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I see a Brett Kollmann video, I watch a Brett Kollmann video (even if I just woke up for a second and was trying to check the time)

[@Ksteve419]

Thanks!!! Was bittersweet to watch. Optimistic for the Browns future.

[@raincrowlee]

Thank you. I've been hoping you'd do something on what a difference the coaching makes on the team. I wonder how much Kitchens (&staff) got seduced by Mayfield's "photographic memory" that was touted during the offseason. He can learn the playbook backwards and forwards, but just because he knows the plays doesn't mean he's calling the ones that suit the team's tendencies and compensate for their shortcomings. They also had tons of talent that was clearly not gelling, and that's probably as much because of the bad play calling as it was not being on the same page.

[@carterhenley75]

I love these so much! Keep up the good work! Also I like the long vids.

[@illrain4life]

man your break downs are dope. man full of detail. thought he was trash, but your break down made rethink the issue. GJ

[@bigkev9539]

Thank you. Unlike the Mayfield haters, you've actually pointed out the root cause of Baker's struggles as a QB, and it's *playcalling/coaching.* His ideal game is 20-35 passes (45-55% of the offensive playcalls) spread out to 5-9 different receivers (incorporating lots of quick throwns and play-action), with routes run on all three levels of the field. *He struggles in the air-raid offense simply because he doesn't a) have the best pass-protection, and b) it's unnecessary considering that he has two of the best RBs in the league in the backfield with him.* *People claim that Lamar Jackson is "leaps and bounds" better than Mayfield as a QB, but in reality, Lamar Jackson has a coaching staff that designs a playbook completely around his strengths as a QB (short and intermediate throws, running with the ball, deep passes up the seams; no more than 25 passes), whereas Baker Mayfield's OC and head coaches spend half the season with their heads up their asses trying to turn him into Patrick Mahommes 2.0.*

[@BrettKollmann]

I would agree with this, yep

[@bigkev9539]

*Sorry that the Texans O-line and head coach are trash. I weep sincere tears of sadness for Watson. No QB that's MVP-caliber like him deserves the trash O-line he has AND the removal of an All-Pro receiver like Hopkins.*

[@luisnewton8366]

Hey Brett Honestly, I have never seen someone talk about football like you do. So detailed and honest. I feel that you love the game and that's great. So If you wanna come over to Germany and be my QB Coach I would be the happiest man alive :P Keep it going Luis

[@zachclark7361]

I was praying for a 49ers-Ravens video but this will definitely do! Great content Brett

[@leobuckey]

Great breakdown! You put words to my gut feelings perfectly. Really sorry about the add scrutiny. Hope that's sorted. 👍

[@CamoduckProductions]

It's crazy how much information Brett can extrapolate from Mayfield taking one extra step on his dropback.

[@sa1nts128]

Great video man keep up the good work. Would love to see something on the saints vs falcons games this season

[@AlexAndreevbg]

You should write a book about football tactics Brett...it´s utterly fascinating how you explain different concepts

[@buddyryeSE]

Thank you for the explanation of the 2 gap and play action comparison. Very informative. Hopefully Freddie can be smart and keep the play-action in a higher percentage than the first part of the season.

[@jozzieokes3422]

A 30 min vid banger from Brett👌👌👌👌👍

[@iron4177]

At 1:41 you can really see how much baker improved on his air ards

[@LouieOcean2]

Baker is a good quarterback. I know he ain’t had the best year and has been getting a lot of hate, but I’m not browns fan but I believe in Baker

[@shadyc.6877]

Same here bro, Freddie's gonna ruin him.

[@adamemmert7112]

Somewhere in the universe Bill Walsh is smiling hearing someone talk about QB footwork and how it effects EVERYTHING in the passing game. Enjoyed this.

[@someoneelse9427]

Thank you again for another amazingly in depth breakdown. I feel like when watching your videos I’m really understanding how the nfl works and it’s players. Your analysis is so thorough and clean, it’s a pleasure to watch. With making this quality of analysis have you considered coaching, or have you had teams reach out to you offering jobs? Thank you so much for this as always and thank you for years of quality content.

[@BrokeredHeart]

"Dangerous content"? Good grief. KZbin's been asleep at the wheel again. Sorry to hear your channel was hit for some rule change, but I'm glad you persevered. Thanks for posting such great content. I love football, but never really knew the technical side of it until I started watching your videos. They are impressive in their scope and insight, and I'm sure even pros and scouts watch your channel to get a better sense of what's going on out there. Great job, as always. Have yourself a great holiday!

[@BrettKollmann]

It was quite a shock to wake up and see that suspension -__-

[@Spideygavin]

Wonder if Brett could do a video on the turn around of Pittsburgh’s defense

[@jacobevingham8495]

Minkah Fitzpatrick. Boom, video over.

[@chounshell74]

I could've listened to this for 2 hours! Amazing!

[@bhalterman30]

Fantastic video I would like to add the beginning of the season looked a lot like todd monken's offense at tampa bay with all the deep route tree concepts. I know freddie was calling the plays but it looked nothing like the offense he ran last year. I think monken was installing the gameplan during the week so Freddie could be "head coach" during practices then Freddie was calling plays on gameday. These last 5 weeks at 4-1 have looked like Freddie's offense from last year so I wonder if he started taking a more active role in designing the plays and gameplan.

[@AA-ll8fr]

Great vid, as always. But can we talk about how the play at 4:24 was called a sack?

[@tomato2517]

Baker fits more with a West Coast offensive coach like Reid or Gruden, and not somebody from the ‘bomb it deep’ Arians tree like Kitchens. Promoting an unproven, rookie Offensive Coordinator to Head Coach was a naive move.

[@tomato2517]

Hey Brett, great video as always, but could you do a breakdown on the Vikings Offense under Kevin Stefanski this year? I’m a Falcons fan who believes we should be VERY interested in a West Coach offensive-minded Coach like Stefanski, and he seems to be deploying an extremely efficient, balanced offensive attack that’s elevating Kirk Cousins to an MVP caliber QB, but how much of that success can be attributed to Stefanski and how much can be attributed to Kubiak? Your take on it? Again, great video!

[@LiamBriggs18]

As a Vikings fan I don't think Brett will do too much more on us just yet, he's already covered us twice this season. Having said that, great question, and one I'd like to hear answered too. Question for you though: what do think the issue is with the Falcons this year? Admittedly I haven't seen much of your team this year but the Vikings had something to prove in Week 1 and I thought the Falcons would recover from that loss.

[@tomato2517]

Liam Briggs Coaching, coaching, coaching. Kollman did a video on our disastrous Defense earlier in the year and it still rings true. Our defense is incapable of playing zone defense whatsoever, but are athletic enough to play man coverage. Deion Jones, Desmond Trufant and the rest of our Defense can run with anyone and our defense feasts when we dial up blitzes and man coverage, but we refuse to do that. It’s infuriating. On offense, Dirk Koetter isn’t a West Coast offense so he isn’t getting the best out of our Offensive talent. The O-Line can’t stick to assignments in the run game, there are free blitzers running right through protection in the pass game, and Dirk dials up the most bland Offense in the NFL. Quick tunnel screens with no setup/blocking, no trap/counter/misdirection runs to compensate for poor blocking, passing plays consist routes that don’t go together and playaction doesn’t make ANYONE bite. With a competent WC offensive coach and an experienced, aggressive DC next year, we could become contenders again. We have too much talent to be THIS bad, but since Dan Quinn told our offensive staff from our Super Bowl year to fuck off (Shannahan and LaFleur, who are now successful Head Coaches) but instead hired his buddy Steve Sarkisian, we’ve been in disarray. That’s why I’ve been curious about Stefanski’s success, and whether it’s mainly a product of Kubiak’s tutelage.

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Dude Your Content Is Always Amazing and Incredibly Intelligent Thank You

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Great content, Mr. Kollmann. Thanks.

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NIce work Brett! This is golden.

[@Michael_Turner]

Very informative video. Well done.

[@JoseGonzalez-qw3uy]

On the next episode : Why Kollmann isn't in the league ( help my falcons please! )

[@doughnutnizzle2620]

Nice to be watching this as a browns fan after they brought in the new staff

[@GAMRify]

one of ur best videos ever in my opinion. thanks for this

[@waaghghazghkull6362]

I like how the second someone else came in to coach and just started doing play action.

[@VondiaLC]

Love this breakdown again! You're awesome Brett