How Do You Defend Lamar Jackson?

[@brkj8920]

I think he's aware of the defender but has the physical talent to beat them.

[@ericlee3165]

If you watch his press conference, he said that on the second TD pass, that he knew the blitzer was his man (hot), and he saw him before the snap. He then said, "just like in practice." They practice this, so I doubt it will be an advantage for the defense from a surprise perspective. He and the offense still have to execute. So, he read the defense correctly, was not surprised and executed brilliantly. I feel sorry for the defense.

[@TheQBSchool]

I didn't watch the presser. Even if he saw him presnap, which I 'm not sure he did no matter what he said, he didn't get the ball out on time. Either way and this is the craziest part, it didn't matter. He is in that zone. Nuts.

[@BaronDeRothschild]

@@TheQBSchool Appreciate you for being impartial. Pointing out the good and the bad is what leads to a greater understanding.

[@ericlee3165]

@the Qb school I love your videos and impartiality. I'm amazed what he does and it's nice to see it broken down by people who know other than talking heads who never played football or were not close enough to know the details of the game.

[@ericlee3165]

Oh, and he's only 22! 😮

[@TheQBSchool]

Appreciate it. He's a lot of fun to watch and break down. I feel bad for DCs.

[@CadChamberlain]

Lamar is a 'Damned if you do damned if you dont' type player. if you blitz, he throws darts - if you play coverage, he scrambles for the first and much more.

[@garysmithjr2166]

Facts but this won't b admitted

[@ericlee3165]

EXACTLY. Very hard to stop. The offense is very versatile, but most people keep saying they can only run. Stack the box if you want, he'll throw it over the top. Ask the Jets. 🤣

[@kingruee7469]

Eric Lee shittt ask the rams lol

[@ericlee3165]

@@kingruee7469 truth.

[@grahamstallard4958]

Exactly. True duel threat, you cant perfectly defend him, you have to pick your poison. There's a reason he's the MVP at 22 years young. Hes a phenom.

[@Aanteatur]

How to stop Lamar Jackson: Pray it's windy and raining.😂🖤💜💪🏾

[@lv6852]

😂 good one

[@doriannecalhoun510]

Yup

[@repothenon2706]

Aanteatur but then you got tucker to deal with...

[@BiGSMOKE-dn1lc]

Aanteatur even then he still coming out with the dub this is his first full season and look what he’s done just wait

[@bnardpolo96]

Exactly

[@yessir761]

According to Lamar's post game presser, they practice the zero blitz like this. He is responsible for beating that hot defender, either in the pocket or getting around him to scramble. The 5 verts allow him the room to run if he beats his man to the outside. They really do trust him to win that battle. I think he recognized the pressures, he just does not have the nuances down yet, i.e. check route/blocks, shuffling to the opposite side.

[@yessir761]

Huge fan of your breakdowns btw.

[@PPGSon]

I was literally about to comment on that last play he broke down, but you said what I was going to say. They asked him about that in the presser, and he broke it down. He's so athletic, they give him more flexibility in the pocket because of his athleticism. He does obviously have flaws in reading the play at times, but at 22 years old and many more years of film study ahead of him, he could end up being absolutely incredible. He and Mahomes are some of the few QB's who can literally make something out of absolutely nothing.

[@ericlee3165]

And if you listened to Romo, he was saying EXACTLY what he should do, don't hold it, get it out quick. He complimented him a lot about his ability to read so young in the league and said he still has room that comes with film and experience. I'm excited for this young man.

[@hansoskar1911]

I mean Lamar has it harder than other qbs he has to figure if he maybe can beat the defender via scramble. Other qbs just throw hot or die.

[@MrJeckel]

For confirmation, i just watched the ravens' wired segment. After that play, ravens' OL coach joe d'alessandris went up to lamar and congratulated him for beating the free blitzer on that play. It's pretty crazy that a qb would be trusted to beat a DB w/ athleticism on a zero blitz but hey... that's one of the reasons why lamar is great.

[@LeoAr37]

I didn't realize how impressive that 2nd drive was. Strike, after strike, after strike... 13:20 to me the reason he doesn't look to throwing outside has one name. Mark Andrews. He knows he can elude the defender coming hot, and throw a high ball where Andrews will make a play, and trusts him much more to do that than his receivers.

[@alvarofigueroa7379]

Mandrews gonna be HOF, hes like Swann at TE.

[@alvarofigueroa7379]

Andrews gonna be HOF, mark my words.

[@TheJuggaloVenom]

Alvaro Figueroa call him Handrews 😂🙌🏾

[@alexanderrose1071]

With his running ability, he’s a 22 year old MVP Without his running ability, he’d still be better than the four QBs taken before him in the draft

[@garysmithjr2166]

Big facts

[@ericlee3165]

EXACTLY

[@calroach1]

Lamar Jackson is a football savant! Never seen a playbook until college and now less than 4 years later he’s dominating the league 💪🏾

[@wayetienne8396]

Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes are the new faces of the NFL kids will be looking up to them as superheroes. Both are dominating and they are young. Old guards are gone new guards coming with pressure.

[@iamcoffeerepublic]

The stars just aligned for the Ravens and Lamar Jackson. The Ravens saw the talent and worked around it. Lamar on the other hand, was fortunate enough his coach stuck with him for his development. Amazing.

[@RavensFlock9592]

We love our QB in Baltimore. He blows me away in every game he is in. I have never seen anyone like him.

[@williejohnson5172]

JT: He ALWAYS knows when he's hot. Their offense is predicated on him recognizing and beating the blitzer. Lamar loves blitzing. As many commenters have said you are using concepts and analysis that is relevant to pocket passers of your era. The Ravens and Lamar play an entirely different style of football.

[@michaelandnataliesmith8806]

Your comment is probably the best so far. Does this guy think he's scheming better than the Patriots, Seahawks, 49ers, and the 11 other teams they beat? He acts like Lamar has never played football. Lamar has only played QB his entire football life. I think people just want Lamar to fail. I hope he gets a SB win this season.

[@ellicottraven2037]

He's statistically the best QB against the blitz. So good luck with that!

[@dmsalomon]

Maybe the correct title should be "Why you can't defend Lamar Jackson"

[@JacaboBlanco]

Right? Even when the call is right, and the Ravens call isnt, he STILL makes it happen

[@bigsletch3381]

I mean seriously... This guy spent the whole time not even realizing that he can't even come up with a solution himself but end up praising him 😂😂😂😂😂

[@calbacoller897]

The snap from center ends up on the ground. Lamar coolly snatches up the ball while the defensive line closes in. "No worries...we still have lots of options." Dude, did anyone explain the concept of a "broken play" to you?

[@drewivey4380]

Dovi Salomon titans did lmao

[@dmsalomon]

@@drewivey4380 no doubt

[@gwwells-bogue3452]

I would agree but teams have been throwing zero at him all year. He has 23 tds against the blitz, he sees it. Teams keep doing it and every week he punishes them. Definitely not the first team to do this. Watch all five TDs he had against the rams.

[@undrasr001]

I agree. My qb gets killed by the same blitz package fr 3 yrs nw bcuz he either don't recognize the free blitzer or he jst not quick as Lamar to avoid the rusher...

[@ericlee3165]

That's what the chargers did, stack the box. He will destroy you now. So much for film. That stack the box thing was done in the dolphins game. He ran the ball less than 10 times and they dropped 59. Sure it was the Dolphins, but they're still an NFL team.

[@TheDCGuitar13]

He kills every defense and it blows my mind. 8dbs and he fakes a run wide to swim the defense left and hands it to ingram for 10 up the middle, zero blitz, he hits Andrews or Hollywood in stride 25+yards downfield, stack the box, fake to ingram and run for 20, cover 2, zone he hits the corners, and corners coverage he abuses the middle. There is no answer

[@ericlee3165]

@@TheDCGuitar13 and Romo said on Sunday, he doesn't know why teams still go cover 3 anymore. He destroys them. Ask the Rams.

[@TheDCGuitar13]

Eric Lee i shake my head when teams go cover three or zero. I look at the screen and assume the next play will gain 30.

[@justsomemincedgarlic]

As a Clemson fan, I am so glad LJ has moved on to the NFL. Dude used to give us so much trouble even when we had Watson under center.

[@Demetrius2312]

just some minced garlic Man till this day I h8 Clemson with a passion🤣 but same with Watson, we always tried to give y’all a run for y’all money

[@lilcancer9164]

Lamar has the media going nuts this whole season. I never seen so many break downs on how to stop him. Never saw that with Brady or Roger. Not even manning. Too funny.

[@chino9468]

Lil Cancer and they still can’t figure him out. Why?? Because he’s adapting to what defense is showing.

[@bigsletch3381]

Bigg facts 💯

[@ericlee3165]

@@chino9468 funny thing is, Lamar tells you "how to defend them" by saying, "We take what the defense gives us". So, they should know what's coming. 😂😂😂 Stack the box, they will go over the top or go power rushing.... Play the pass, LJ runs for 15+ untouched out of bounds. 🤷‍♂️

[@rubinturner8233]

😂 how old are you?

[@MrDrMeow]

Lmao. Peyton Manning shit on teams for the better part of multiple decades😂😂😂 comparing him to manning Rodgers and Brady hahahahahaha I’m laughing out loud

[@malikjackson8567]

I know it’s not sound. But Lamar talked after the game about how on that touchdown. He knew that guy would be unblocked and basically he thought of it as his guy that he needed to make miss.

[@navonmyhand7999]

It seems like it's always 11 on 11 football when #8 steps on the field, usually defensive play doesn't take the quarterback's movement inside or outside the pocket (the way he can at least) into consideration.

[@alexanderrose1071]

He’s 22 It’s incredible how much growth he’s displayed so far in his career. What people most misunderstood about Lamar before the draft was how hard he works at his craft

[@ellicottraven2037]

Lamar is fast becoming an Aaron Rodgers throwing the ball, a Peyton Manning dissecting defenses and a Barry Sanders running the ball. He is like a genetic combination of 3 stellar players in one man! Defend that Mr. QB School.

[@TheQBSchool]

That’s dope. Plus, I don’t believe any of it. I will say he is the best player on the planet, but he has his own style.

[@SEAVet69]

A little early to crown him the best of the best. Check back in 10 years.

[@damarcusmonroe5829]

Ellicott Raven id say a mix of Eric Dickerson, Warren Moon and Drew Brees

[@ellicottraven2037]

@@TheQBSchool Well being the best player on the planet is a start but from there he can easily get to the player I believe him to be. The QB equivalent of 3 players morphed into one - Rogers, Manning and Sanders.

[@rars0n]

That second TD throw was ridiculous. I mean I saw it in real time and noticed a bunch of things, like his feet and his balance, but upon reviewing it again in this video, you can see his hips are actually rotating the wrong way. Instead of rotating left to put power into the throw, because of his positioning they're rotating the other way. That's gotta sap a huge amount of power off of his throw, meaning he had to compensate for it and did so basically perfectly.

[@navonmyhand7999]

Probably one of my favorite plays of his from the year. Lots of crazy jukes and impressive runs but some of his throws are understated because of his running ability.

[@ericlee3165]

That was an amazing adjustment. I think the most impressive thing was the precise placement with the bad positioning of his body. It was a TD, drop, or a throwaway.

[@TheDCGuitar13]

All touch. A real Beauty indeed. Only Andrews was getting it.

[@CadChamberlain]

Lamar fixed his footwork in an offseason. i assume seeing the rush could be fixed even quicker.

[@TheDCGuitar13]

Lamar plays basketball on the gridiron. When you guard what he does the best, he’s dominant enough at everything else to burn you anyway. You stack the box, he pulls the ball and beats you to the edge. You put 8dbs, he fakes a run and hands/pitches it to Ingram/Edwards and gets 10. You zero blitz and he hits Hollywood or Andrews for 25+. I’ve seen great defenses play him perfectly and then he sits in the pocket and hit a receiver 20 yards downfield in double coverage or jukes several players out of their cleats. I’m in awe of that man because he’s dictating the defenders reaction not the other way around. He has an answer to everything. His decision making is faster than lightning.

[@ericlee3165]

Spot on. He forces defenders to commit and then he exploits them. They will always choose "wrong", because he counters what they do.

[@TheDCGuitar13]

Cody damn Cody...are you saying you can’t compare offensive strategy and approaches from different games and apply it to the one you’re in? Why do you think tight ends get 80 receptions in this era? Because they’re ex basketball rebounders who can box out and get a jump ball with the same technique you use to get rebounds.., the phrase “playing basketball” when applied to other sports implies that the player is abusing a clear weakness in reaction to them over committing to stoping what you’re best at.... I could talk down to you like you faceplanted attempting with me but I’d rather not start a war amongst the flock...

[@TheDCGuitar13]

Cody wow you really don’t get it and doubled down 🤣

[@TheDCGuitar13]

Cody 🤣😂🤣😂it’s even funnier that you don’t get what you didn’t get.🤣🤦🏻‍♂️

[@TheDCGuitar13]

Cody to get it, you’d have to... you know what😂🤣bless your heart. Merry Christmas 😂🤣😂

[@THE1WAM]

Basically what I learned from this video is that you can’t truly schematically stop him he can only stop himself. You are viewing things from a non-athletic perspective which is what most of the QB concepts in the NFL are predicated on. Cover 0 blitz or (or any blitz really) doesn’t work on a QB like him because he has supreme confidence that he can either juke or out run the free defender(like Seahawks game). You have to have Great Corners and low 4.5 speed LBs to even successfully scheme him up. You also have to get a big lead so it will force the Ravens to be one dimensional. That’s your only true shot. I believe he is going to continue to ascend (barring injury) and has a chance to be Aaron Rodgers with 4.4 speed 😳

[@jaybrown3341]

🎯

[@LeoAr37]

Right. If anything my conclusion from this is, don't do 0, don't send 6 guys, because even if he doesn't see it coming, he will throw strike after strike and score you 2 touchdowns in 2 minutes.

[@navonmyhand7999]

He's even younger now(22) than Big Ben(23) and Tom Brady(24) were when they won their first Super Bowl's and he's *making* defenses scheme against him, then he still makes them look silly anyways. The mobile and multifaceted players like him and Mahomes must frighten defensive coordinators in the AFC.

[@ctaylor2805]

4.4? Naw more like 4.3 to 4.2 easily.

[@svKam]

4.3 fam

[@andremcfarlane2821]

If Defences are watching the tape Lamar,Roman and Irving are watching the tape also. On that both touchdown passes when they showed the bench after with him and Irving watching the Tablet they were smiling and talking. I feel he knows more about what defences are coming at him than he's given credit for. Look no further than the Rams game at the end of the 2nd Quarter that 2 minute drive

[@AWPtical800]

On the play where Andrews was free, you say that the free corner should have been on the LOS. Then for the next few plays when the free corner is on the LOS, Jackson sees him and gets the throw off before he gets there. Like what's the point?! The only way Jackson will ever look human is if either he suffers a Bridgewater-type injury or if he's in his late 30s. I say this as a Browns fan who is fully expecting to deal with this torture for the next decade and a half..

[@alvarofigueroa7379]

Thank you for the respect, man.

[@ericlee3165]

Your honesty shows that you're a fan of the game and respect exceptional talent. Just like I respect Mahomes. Many battles ahead I hope.

[@ezekwu]

lol...

[@D.hannah]

Damn

[@calebking2484]

If they go on to win the super bowl ur win against them in September will be pretty special so at least you have that lol idk im jus trying to be positive 😂

[@Dustin030888]

No offense man, but it seemed u made an excuse for the browns Everytime he beat this overloaded coverage. He put up 2 TDs and 150+ passing yards in like 80 secs. You said he didn't recognize those blitzes and maybe he didn't. But he completed the passes and scored nearly Everytime u showed it, so maybe Jackson recognized it and made the play. If that's how other teams think they are gonna defend him, I guess they wanna be scored on.

[@TheQBSchool]

Time will tell.

[@jayseaborg3895]

@@TheQBSchool So says every single person about Jackson this year. Time will tell-how many times must he prove he is doing the right things before people admit he is doing the right things? I like your videos, I think the breakdowns are excellent, but to say LJ made a mistake hitting a guy on a 45 yard TD seems a stretch. Jackson did not hesitate at all, did not double clutch or shuffle his feet so it seems much more likely he recognized the Browns defense and exploited it than he didn't understand what he was seeing. The pass was out of his hands in less than 2 seconds and right on the money.

[@ericlee3165]

@@jayseaborg3895 check out Colin Cowherd's video on KZbin where he talks about how quick Lamar's mind is and his decision making. He says he's playing at 100 mph and the rest of the league is at 75. He has to slow himself down to match the rest of the players speed. He breaks it down. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ommUqXqqZa6VbJo

[@tre_4]

Bennybass , 😂😂 u mad

[@MrJeckel]

Lamar leads the league in TD's while being blitzed (23). He also leads all qb's in that statistic since brady in 2012 (brady had 20td's against the blitz that year). This is why it's so hard to beat this guy. He has seen cover 0 all year and has torn it up. I believe he only has 1 interception against the blitz this year and it was tipped up (Tremaine edmunds INT against BUF). Throw zero blitzes at him and he will capitalize. You're better off dropping 7 into coverage and hoping for the best.

[@TheJuggaloVenom]

MrJeckel dropping 7 in coverage had me dead lmfao

[@phdonme1]

exactly! Just drop a bunch of guys back and pray your front 4 are good enough. They're probably not though. Ravens oline is playing lights out. LJ plays in real time. You cant improvise on Defense only react. This is why Mahomes is so good.

[@phdonme1]

On top of that, you're talking about confusing Lamar. The other side of that coin is Lamar, frustrating defenses and they start to make mental mistakes. Once it gets there, game over. LJ is like Tyson, players get intimidated just stepping onto the field.

[@williejohnson5172]

@@phdonme1 : " LJ plays in real time." This is the key to LJ's game that defenses and DC's just don't understand. He plays like Iverson. Like Mayweather. He is a counterpuncher. And he reads the field like no other qb ever has. Peyton was the best pre snap reader of a defense. Lamar is the best (only and ever ) in real time post snap.

[@ericlee3165]

@@williejohnson5172 Greg Roman says he sees the field like no other player he's coached. They tell the receivers and TEs to run across his face when he's scrambling. That's why he completes so many passes rolling out. Then he can make the defense choose to try to stop him from running or guard their man and give him 15+ yards rushing untouched. Whichever they choose, they choose wrong because he exploits them.

[@hardybryan]

He knew that last blitz was coming. He has the highest QB rating in the NFL in 'under pressure' situations according to PFF. He just doesn't think they can get him in time.

[@brianfoster5008]

Ravens watching film to bro. Just like there adjusting, the ravens are adjusting as well

[@TheQBSchool]

That’s dope, bro.

[@Anthony-zt1zs]

LOL. IKR

[@ericlee3165]

Exactly. I read an interview where a player said the thing about the offense is that it is "multiple". They can adjust mid game based on what the defense shows them. Now imagine a Lamar Jackson in the playoffs not worrying about getting injured "for the playoffs". It's full speed, pedal to the floor. That's going to be fun to watch. 200 yards rushing? 300+ yards passing? It's coming.

[@Bo870Swift]

Thank you people just don’t think like wth u think he just wait till game day to prepare for the team.. nah the whole team is studying the opposing team they gotta play and go out there and let the game speak for itself

[@glenncurry9050]

I'm really surprised that anyone would think that he didn't see that there was a free runner coming. Yeah I get it, there should have been an underneath or a outlet root. To counter, in case there wasn't enough time. But to think he didn't anticipate there was a unblocked defender coming at him. Is basicall to deny what your seeing with your own eyes. He looked right at him And moved accordingly. Granted his linemen numbed into him. So he was off balance. But you see he made the right adjustments. But ok, that's how they'll defend him. I think that's anticipating the same situation will occur again. I guess we will see. Go Ravens. Go Lamar.

[@JacaboBlanco]

Talking heads love to pretend they know better lol

[@kingroyalty9621]

Blah Blah Blah...Teams been doing this all year because they say the Chargers do it in the playoffs and it worked ...First half against the Dolphins they did it 5 TD’s and 50 points later they learned this wasn’t the same QB from last year ...Patriots did it ...so did the Rams-Cardinals-Bengals-Seahawks and Texans...all failed ...Ravens can do whatever they want on the field ...#Lamar is just that good‼️

[@jerryobrien5029]

exactly. they said they same about the Ravens 2000 defense when the Jets scored 20 points final game of year. History repeats over and over first Louisville superstar 7th round pick, skinny qb cut by steelers JOHN UNITAS 2nd Louisville superstar ALI 3rd Louisville qb who can only run and poor interviews and mom as agent. The KID is 19 and 3 hope they keep hating. he is only 22

[@jerryobrien5029]

Ravens and Lamar always find ways to win. Browns and Baker always find excuses and wait till next year. Baker has an all star team around him and still is 1 read Baker. More commercials then wins. Ravens pre season win total was 8 and Browns 9. What happened is what always happens with the Browns. He looks like the pillsbury dough boy. Same old browns.

[@gregoryklemkowski1130]

Cody id like to see you try and reply to this comment if you didn’t have fingers. That’s about how much sense your comment makes. If my aunt had a dick she’d be my uncle

[@joshuaokparaocha331]

Cody “Oh please. You’re only saying that quarterback is good cause he does things good quarterbacks do. I’d like to see you try and say he’s good if he bad stats”

[@dajuanriddick9688]

Association of Free People you can call the plays right and everything and the QB can still do dumbshit look at Jared Goff Sean Mcvay call great called and Jared do dumb stuffs😂

[@XoADREADNOUGHT]

The Patriots did a lot of what you are describing defensively against Lamar. These punt rush defensive formations. Overloading one side. And Lamar tore them a new one. Am I wrong on that? I'm pretty sure it was the same look from a much better defense. Granted, if he legitimately is not seeing these rushes and is just getting lucky, then that's not good. But I think you are making some assumptions about what is going on inside his head (albeit his body language and pocket movements support your take, even if the outcomes of these plays do not support your take). Granted, for me to say he knows the rush is coming is the same supposition. I think a lot of teams were abandoning this type of defense against the Ravens in the last third of the season because Lamar was handling the pressure with quick throws and play option runs that nullified that rush. And if the runners broke that initial cluster of defenders (and the blitzers were rendered irrelevant), then huge runs were gashed into those defenses. I think a lot of teams saw the best defense in the league (Patriots) get slashed and smashed using these tactics, so a lot of them tried different approaches to stopping Lamar.

[@adgee5401]

Ron Ronson NE loves cover zero. People have to understand that Lamar is going to play the position different than we’re used to. I am willing to bet the ravens allow for his athleticism to take over in certain situations. It is going to take a special team to win the one on one matchup against Lamar.

[@formerlyknownaseasrob]

Ron Ronson I wonder if some team will try to mix this in against Lamar kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX63dICkZZqig5Y perhaps whoever out of Kansas City or New England (probably New England) gets the bye will be able to get just a few base install reps of this man free peel pressure defense during the off week?

[@CadChamberlain]

I remember that, for some reason Belichick only ran a heavy rush for a drive or so. Either they didnt see the use in it or big brain Belichick is saving for an eventual playoff matchup. Lamar definitely look less refined when the pats blitzed that aggressively.

[@adgee5401]

Cad Chamberlain They stomped that patriots.

[@XoADREADNOUGHT]

@@CadChamberlain I specifically remember some of the biggest plays coming on these punt rush type defensive schemes. Several big plays to the tight ends.

[@christianherp2084]

Great video. I agree that this cover 0, flex two scheme will be the base of how defenses try to stop him. However, and what defensive coordinators are learning, is that he’s just simply the most incredible player on the field. Even when the first reads are taken away and he is caught in a hot situation he finds a way to improvise and beat you. That’s what makes him so special.

[@adgee5401]

JT, you’re falling into the trap that so many people have fallen into. Lamar is going to play the position different than what we’re used to.

[@peterwhitcomb8315]

He's playing the position like any running QB does. He's just young and the coach doesn't have to blaze a new style of play with offensive schemes. He may last, he may not, in the league. Just depends when his luck and karma run out.

[@autryjr.mcgowens2607]

Peter Whitcomb WHY DOES IT HAVE TO BE LUCK AND KARMA ????? DONT TELL ME I ALREADY KNOW....SAD COMMENTARY

[@Deuce1042]

Peter Whitcomb Karma?

[@adgee5401]

Peter Whitcomb You can say style of play about EVERY quarterback that has ever played the game. Again, we’ve never seen a QUARTERBACK with the ability to run like Lamar.

[@peterwhitcomb8315]

@@adgee5401 Never? McNabb from the Eagles Vick (before going to jail) McNair/Moon Wilson in Seattle Can Newton ...and many others. Sorry, it's nothing "new" that he's performing in his Second year. Is he doing it "better" than the above mentioned players? I don't know. I've seen more than one film analysis showing that his speed and athleticism "hide" his flaws; I expect there to be flaws in his first 3 years. Here's the thing, the film analysts showed last year to this year, they didn't go away. He's a "Roughing the Passer", Rolled ankle away from becoming Cam Newton/Wilson or any of those players before him. He's being hyped by the media/fan base. I personally don't follow the hype. Not on running QB's. They sell tickets and merchandise.

[@seanhenderson2498]

Lamar is just a good QB especially does really well at reading defenses and his awareness is great. He is going to be even better next year. The only way to stop Lamar is himself.

[@JJ410_]

Patriots did the exact same thing against him and you see how that turned out

[@TheQBSchool]

That’s dope.

[@dantheman8152]

His ceiling is unlimited. He still has room to grow as a passer and yet he shows flashes of elite quarterbacking!

[@ctaylor2805]

This is what i was trying to convince people of when he came out in the draft and his first year in the league. Now all of sudden people are realizing how dangerous he can be, and by all accounts he already is. A joke is only so funny until its not funny anymore.

[@drb5003]

Trust me... Everybody tried the same thing you're saying... He's too fast for defensive ends and linebackers... That's the problem... Now solve that!!!🤔

[@yeahhdatsm]

Dude shut up

[@rockysullivan9818]

Shaqueem griffin is the only one that is fast enough.😂 4.36 40.🤷‍♂️ But he is a hand short to tackle him.😭

[@Anthony-zt1zs]

Geez. This breakdown makes Lamar's 90min. 14pts drill before the half look even more impressive. It's crazy how often he makes the unblocked free rusher miss to give his receivers enough time to separate.

[@Mrdothedash22]

Lamar is the best qb in the league under pressure. Even if he didn’t see the pressure on that one play, he usually tries to identify blitzing defenders. Otherwise he would have struggled more

[@JacaboBlanco]

23 TDs when blitzed

[@TheDCGuitar13]

What I live about Lamar is he switches plays on the line without changing formations. You can’t guard that.

[@ChumblesMumbles]

On the first Andrews TD, it's likely that Jackson saw the safety shift over and that's why he threw the seam. He was in shotgun so he'd be looking right at the safety, and the safety jumped to the right immediately - if that was something he was looking for on that play, then it's the right throw to make.

[@adam-rickman]

ChumblesMumbles my thoughts exactly. That safety is just staring over that direction and immediately steps as soon as the ball is snapped. That’s a pretty obvious throw to make. I think Lamar has some amazing awareness and that’s allowing him to make some o these plays. He feels that the linebacker is off the line, he knows how much time he has and can really get it out of his hand quickly too. I think if he had seen that safety move the other way, he would have thrown down to the left or right.

[@Megabeat30]

It's pretty simple to me he processes real-time data faster than anyone I've ever seen play the QB position.

[@TheQBSchool]

Not that simple.

[@frillo4th]

Guy! I’m from Baltimore and have watched every game. Lamar has been seeing these looks all year. No quarterback makes every single read every single time.

[@TheQBSchool]

Guy! That’s dope. Hot take.

[@KF-cf4sq]

That 1st TD to Mandrews not Mark Andrews was supposed to be a sail route against zero man coverage. The blitz off the edge was Lamar's read he's responsible for seeing it. That safety up top was reading the RB. The safety moved towards the side of the RB but stalled when realized the RB was blocking. The miscommunication was by the inside LB who initially had Mark but saw the in-cut from the #2 reciever and sat inside. Because Mark saw that, he throttled in the seam instead of running the sail because he was wide @$$ open... 6 pts Baltimore Touchdown. He was going to Mandrews from the get go

[@goode.110]

Im not sure how throwing it to the open guy isn't sound. Like if that was covered he would have thrown it elsewhere. Andif the blitzer was there earlier he throws it earlier...idk seems like a nitpick

[@39cochise8]

Good E. Lol yeah that’s a reach

[@BaronDeRothschild]

Great analysis JT. I just hope Lamar remains a student of the game and does not allow the new found fame to get to him. When you are an underdog it makes your work harder. I just hope he does not lose that edge to be great.

[@rickyricardo3204]

Baron R, trust me I don’t think he will lose it. This Kid got a natural attacking QB IQ and his personality tell me he is not all about the hype but is a lover of the sport. A non hype all about the sport athlete can be quite scary to defend. Reminds me of Jordon in his prime

[@SeanGOReilly]

thank you for performing Inception on Lamar and telling us what he knew and didnt know and what suprised him and what didn't. You fail to highlight that this was a 2min drill. If you defend Lamar like that all game there's going to be some 60 yard runs up the middle. Read option would have destroyed those coverages in a non 2 min situation

[@macnificent4]

Sean Oreilly EXACTLY 🤣🤣. U run these blitzes ALL DAY and you’re gonna get blown out.

[@BaronDeRothschild]

I think he did mention that it was a 2 minute drill.

[@SeanGOReilly]

@@BaronDeRothschild he causally mentioned it yes but the title of the video is 'How do you defend Lamar?' and yet he intentionally chose plays in which the Ravens weren't running their typical offense. Don't you think that's a bit weird? The Ravens are a power Pistol team and he chose obvious passing plays. I don't see how anyone can take this video seriously

[@BaronDeRothschild]

@@SeanGOReilly I don't think JT had ill intentions bro. Don't forget JT did play the QB position. So he is speaking from an experience that most of us don't have. I thought he gave a balanced constrictive critique.

[@SeanGOReilly]

@@BaronDeRothschild Nonsense imo. If I make a video titled 'How to defend Lebron James' and the entire video is Lebron shooting long distance 3s thats a bullshit video is it not? And then not only that but I also tell people what Lebron was thinking? Gimme a break (edited for bad punctuation)

[@paulmurray8922]

Can't remember which game but I'm pretty sure I saw a team defend him this way and, of course, they were beaten. Think it was the Patriots.

[@TheQBSchool]

Yeah, what do they know?

[@paulmurray8922]

@@TheQBSchool LOL! I have the utmost respect for Mr. Belichick and if anyone can stop Lamar, I think it will be the Patriots.

[@TheQBSchool]

Same.

[@brvolleyball]

The Pats couldn't stop Lamar in the first game and sure as hell won't stop him at the Bank in the AFC Championship game (if the Pats even get there!).

[@TheDCGuitar13]

they abused belichicks, Phillips’, and Williams’ defenses. They’re like three of the 7 greatest defensive minds ever and no one on tv ever brings that up. He’s got a hell of a room full of pelts from all the names he crossed off his hit list.

[@bnardpolo96]

If that the best option. I am about to book a room down Miami for superbowl weekend. If you there i will buy you a drink..

[@robertmcleod7841]

The question is, what happens when he starts to see the entire field? The NFL going to have to change the rules

[@TehKaiser]

Marquis will then make cousin Antonio a memory.

[@ibekingape]

Especially with more wide reciever weapons. I'm currently dreaming about the Ravens drafting Lynn Bowden jr. Unlikely maybe... but still a sweet dream

[@supadupa6891]

They wont change the rules, he'd just be a faster russell wilson

[@TheDCGuitar13]

They’ll make qb rushes illegal if he throws for 4300-4500 and rushes for 1500. They’ll use.” New concussion research” to justify it lmao

[@23abedabed23]

TheDCGuitar13 I would love to see it, but 4,500 passing yards and 1,500 rushing yards is impossible.

[@cornpopwasabaddudeandhehad4737]

You can’t touch that man in a phone booth so all that shit you saying team’s going to do in the playoffs will get torched only thing that can stop the ravens is the ravens

[@TheQBSchool]

Time will tell.

[@SearingZamboni]

It's like you guys didn't even watch the video. Hes not saying this is how you definitively beat Lamar Jackson. Hes just pointing out certain things that better defenses may be able to take advantage of to maybe slow him down.

[@TheQBSchool]

Thank you for watching.

[@jorgenaranjo8029]

Cant remember the game, but in a previous game, they run a 2 minute drill and scored a TD by running most of the time. I dont think quick outs is something they will do more often than not in the two minute drill no matter the opponent

[@brandonmilligan7706]

It was the Rams game. Got the ball back at their 25 with 1:55 remaining Play 1: 6 yard rush by hill Play 2: 7 yard completion to Andrews Play 3: 12 yard rush by Jackson Play 4: 11 yard rush by Hill Play 5: 1 yard rush by Hill Play 6: 16 yard pass to Roberts Play 7: 7 yard TD pass to Snead Took 1:40 seconds.

[@jorgenaranjo8029]

@@brandonmilligan7706 you, sir, are awesome

[@alvarofigueroa7379]

@@brandonmilligan7706 crack!

[@ericlee3165]

They'll do whatever the defense gives them. Wilson frequently scrambles in the 2 min drive. If you can break off 20+, end with a slide or out of bounds, take it. 🤷‍♂️

[@DavidAnuszewski]

I'm really surprised the Ravens don't run more screen plays. I cannot remember many screens this season. I actually expect them to use it this week against Pittsburg because Mark Ingram isn't playing along with other veterans so Justice Hill will be the spell HB to Gus Edwards. Now Justice Hill is the type of HB, small & quick, to use such screens against an aggressive style pass rush defense like Pittsburgh. It would help get RG3 in rhythm too with some easy completions because he ain't Lamar Jackson. They cannot run the offense like they do with Lamar. Ravens need to run some quick passing plays like slants & bubble screens to Hollywood. IDK why they don't run those quick WR screens to Hollywood more often.

[@thepoppabear]

We're saving that for the playoffs;)

[@Deuce1042]

They’ve run screens this year but it’s rare. I expect to see more of it in the playoffs especially because teams blitz Lamar a lot.

[@midnightjay1343]

I’ve been saying this for a few weeks not.. we ran a few in the last couple weeks, I think we’ll see more going into the playoffs. Our outside blocking is too god not to

[@teezwilliams22]

JT, ever since I found your channel a couple months ago I have over, and agreed with almost 100%, all your breakdowns, this is the first one I feel your either very wrong or just misunderstanding Lamar’s actions on the certain play! On the first play I feel personally as Lamar seen the blitz and noticed how far off the line the blitzing CB was, so he did like he does so often and went to look off the safety to keep him away from the hot WR, but he quickly noticed that Safety leavin MA open therefore makin him pretty much a hot WR also and delivered a perfect strike! I think a part of his game that is sooo underrated is his decision making and his coverage recognition! This is why he’s so efficient, some games he completed 15 passes with 5 TD passes! Just ridiculous!!

[@TheQBSchool]

Thanks for watching. I think there are a few reasons why he has stat lines like your example. One, he is that good as a passer. Two, his capacity to run. Three, the seemingly perfect of a fit scheme. However, all that being said he still looks confused to me post snap in blitz/pressure (D brings 5 or more) than anything else. I get he made them pay here. I do. I get he’s made them pay most, if not all the year, yet, I still am not convinced it’s repeatable over the long term to just let guys run free, make them miss, then throw a dime. I am just not. Doesn’t mean I can’t be wrong though.

[@teezwilliams22]

I can pretty much agree with u on all of that, and when u say it’s not repeatable on the long term, I go to another thing I love about Lamar, the urge he has to work hard to improve and to be great I think shows in the ridiculous strides he’s made in the offseason, from not being able to throw a spiral as he’s stated, to leading the NFL in passing TD’s!! I can’t wait to see the strides he makes in the offseason again, and as a lifelong Ravens fan from Baltimore, that never liked bland boring Flacco lol, I couldn’t be more happy with how humble Lamar is and how much credit he gives to everyone besides himself! Love the channel and your breakdowns, how knowledgeable u are about the game is super refreshing!

[@teezwilliams22]

The QB School one more thing, where do u get this style of game tape from? I would love to check out some of it!!

[@midnightjay1343]

It may not be “repeatable over the long term” but he has the chance to get better jus like defenses have the chance to learn how to defend him better. This is what works for him now, just like throwing 6-7 DBs at him worked last year for the chargers. That’s the beauty of the game, and great players and coaches adjust.

[@shlicksmit4579]

People who say this guy isn't a good passer are not watching Ravens games. Really cool to see film breakdown by a professional QB on here. Great channel!

[@barwill98]

great video. i think the reason that they were giving up so mant quick outs in the 2min drill was because the scouting report on lamar is that he cant throw outside the numbers or outbreaking routes so cle was hoping he just wouldnt throw them i guess. hahaha sucks for them

[@TheQBSchool]

That’s dope. Thanks for watching.

[@RaidenBlazor]

Oh i see, this is actually easy surprised no one has thought of this. OK here's how to have a CHANCE at beating the Ravens. First off for this to work all ur defensive players need to run in the 4.2- 4.5 range EVERYONE including DLINE. got that? OK the rest is easy. 1. Get the ball first, score a lot. Like a lot! Like 21pts in first Q. 2. Make the Ravens COMPLETELY abandon the run. Like zero chance of running. 3. Somehow force the Ravens to ALWAYS be in empty set. Not sure how but find a way. 4. Now commit your 6 fastest players to rush lamar unbalanced and hope one player gets there. 5. Also play press man with your other fastest players and make sure they can cover Hollywood over the top while also able to run back to cover lamar if he somehow finds a crack to run. Boom done. 🙄

[@ezekwu]

lol...

[@papigrande4378]

Cleveland had no sacks, no interceptions and Lamar through for 3 TDs. So if that’s the NFL’s great plan then the Ravens will accept that.

[@TheQBSchool]

Time will tell, Papi G. I'm not sure you're wrong either. He's that good.

[@tysonkauth7232]

After watching every single ravens game this season, I'm going to have to say, the only way to defend Lamar, is to score 35+ on him and hope your defense can contain him. You can't let them get out to a fast start. Once they have the lead they will run it down your throat all night. So, as important t as it is to contain the offense, your own offense has to score early and often. It has to be a shootout to beat him

[@baptisemuhammad6030]

They knew Lamar Jackson was going to be great from the beginning, from the start of High School to college . They just didn't want to pay him top dollar for his Phenomenal talent , so they pick him in the 32nd draft...They had their eye on him the whole time. They knew that the others teams were not going to pick him because the league is bias when it comes to Black QB's. So they knew exactly what they was doing. There are a lot of political politics in sports and if you're not paying attention you can be easily misled, this is a dirty world !!!!!

[@4159entertainment]

Everybody know how to stop him. Pro's can't but youtubers got the answers gtfoh. LJ8 big truss

[@TheQBSchool]

That’s dope.

[@pd4938]

@@TheQBSchool perfect response ... Clearly they don't know your history and experience.

[@Samil101]

P D i’m sure he broke records and won the Heisman Trophy🙅🏽‍♂️🖕🏾

[@ADL21]

I love the critic of the great plays he made because to me that just makes them even better. It speaks to his poise and technique. If he's surprised by a blitz or play he can STILL succeed as opposed to just dropping to the ground to take a sack but not a hit. That makes him EVEN MORE DANGEROUS. It means that there's nothing you can do, even if you get the jump on him., he's going to get what he wants from that drive. That he has Big Truss in the players around him to get him out of these situations, which speaks to the coaching and execution of the team.

[@kyy7774]

Great breakdowns. Saying this as someone who thinks LJ-Mahomes will be the Brady-Peyton of this decade, I hope other fans don't take this analysis as an attack on the man. There's some overbearing, rabid LJ supporters out there who won't accept anything less than 24/7 100% praise of his play, which is ridiculous.

[@heavylobster4339]

These kinds of breakdowns are good analysis and are categorically different from a lot of the baseless narratives often thrown around. Also even when discussing his relative weaknesses he's still way ahead of the curve for a 22-year-old in his first full season as a starter.

[@Deuce1042]

Ky Y No. people have an issue with people making stuff up that isn’t based in fact or concern trolling about him not getting hurt (when they really want him to get hurt). It’s not a secret that he’s not a perfect QB who can still improve. But folks will sit here and say stuff like “he’a a one read QB he can’t read defenses” and “he’s a glorified running back who occasionally throws the ball” when it’s demonstrably wrong and lazy. That’s what people have an issue with. And the continual goalpost moving.

[@TheJuggaloVenom]

Barnacle Boy people freak out because folks don’t give him the credit for accomplishing this much as his first full year starting. You must not pay attention to a lot of trash talk and hatred that the Ravens are receiving this year and a lot of us being from Baltimore, are gonna have problems wit that lol don’t talk trash bout our team from this deadly ass city lmfao

[@TheJuggaloVenom]

Barnacle Boy I’ve seen the positive comments also, but why should I ignore all the bad things? Not to mention how can you forget all the shit that was said about Lamar before this season?? Trust and believe, being on holiday vacation, I’ve had enough time to watch these shows and read through comments. Lot of the hate came from opposing team fans who didn’t expect us to whoop their ass 😂 i ain’t gonna lie and make up shit. I get in arguments with people all the time about Lamar. The worst has been 49ers, KC, and Browns fans. Everyone else seems to be giving Lamar his props

[@TheJuggaloVenom]

Barnacle Boy KC fans have been the worse because they’re used to Mahomes being in the light and got a W over us in week 3. 49ers fans are just cocky as hell because they were another team on a win streak who couldn’t keep theirs going. Browns fans were trashing him because of week 4 but ended up getting quiet after we beat them Sunday

[@skepticgoat534]

JT great analysis. On that 2nd TD throw if I'm not mistaken the Ravens had zero timeouts. The throw had to go to the endzone or out of the back of the endzone. Who could not throw a hot route on that one. I think that was by design that the WRs all went to the endzone and no one was hot.

[@hydrodmnds7435]

post game he said he knew he was hot on the TD. sounds like he adjusted from earlier on the drive. ovr nice breakdown tho & i agree on the TX route @ the RB feet he was surprised

[@douglasslist3200]

So appreciate your thoughtful analysis. Takes watching all this to another level.

[@TheQBSchool]

That’s dope.

[@jasonkendrick5768]

The thing the opposing coaches underestimate is not his speed, it is his football IQ. Guy has all the tools, Arm, legs, IQ, and weapons, and an organization that believes in him and allows him freedom in a lot of the decisions on the field

[@nathanieldurfee5419]

I think you brought up a lot of valid concerns about Lamar's game in this video, this is awesome analysis! I do have a question I'd appreciate your input on, however. Lamar has been the most effective QB in the game this year against the blitz by most passing metrics. Why do you think he's excelled against the blitz this year despite the troubles you've noticed with him failing to recognize hots and not adjusting protections or going to the correct read?

[@Deuce1042]

Some people are going to have to come around to the fact that Lamar is going to play the position differently than most QBs because he can. A lot of the time he sees the free rusher coming. The Ravens just trust him to make the guy miss.

[@desperado1736]

Best way to stop Lamar Jackson is too kidnap him and make sure he doesn’t show up to the game

[@dedicated1228]

Teams been trying this, and he’s been torching all season. He’s playing possum/chess, I think this plays into his hands. Lamar mental game is so underestimated and the Ravens know that. Right now he’s just so young and athletic they trust him to beat the free man EVERYTIME and he does. He’s just a problem, it’s going to have to be some genius level new innovating Defensive Coordinating to stop him. But this ain’t it, he going to hang 35+ everytime now

[@pafootball075]

I would not be surprised if more teams approach him with overloads/punt lines like this, however, what peaks my curiosity is if other teams in the league attempt to box the outside using DE’s in contain/staying at home, have a middle LB sitting as a QB spy, and change up the schematics of what the OLB’s and DB’s do from a coverage/blitz standpoint. Zero blitzes are not succeeding too much with how good the line protection has been all season and exotic looks aren’t working if they result in a basic coverage scheme.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

Wow! Wonder if the Titans watched this? JTO explains it so well & Titans got a pick just where he said teams would be looking.

[@kebo1625]

You do great work but the postgame presser did debunk this which clearly you weren't aware of. Lamar said it was zero and that the way they do it that means the free blitzer is Lamar's man. So it is the latter theory you mentioned that he's just a better athlete so he's expected to win that.

[@zutrue]

Another dude with another way to beat Lamar Jackson...and this dude actually seems to have gooten himself to believe what he is saying...sad. ...LoL..With some of the best minds in football having been smoked by Lamar Jackson this season, this dude has "the" plan to beat Lamar Jackson. ...yeah, talk is cheap, that's why there is so much of it. But getting out there and doing what Lamar Jackson has done, time after time after time...ACCOMPLISHMENT on the highest of levels. That is not cheap and that's why there is so little of it. But according to this guy who says:...OH, Larmar did this, but its not "really" sound!! PUG LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEZ!!!

[@TheQBSchool]

This dude says thanks for watching.

[@thetrib1]

zutrue you're going at the wrong dude. He knows what he is talking about, but he also states multiple times that it isn't guaranteed. He's just pointing out that lamar isn't a perfect pocket passer yer...that's pretty reasonable. He's right in that teams will recognize it. I personally don't think it's possible to stop this offense. I think defenses just hope lamar isn't playing well, or the recievers drop the ball, or something like that.

[@zutrue]

@@thetrib1 No...going after the right dude. And I believe I have his "attitude" right too. As for knowing what he is talking about...Puh Leeeeeeeez!! Because he is slinging the verbiage and buzz words?? The Ravens have played some of the best teams in the NFL this season. With some of the best Defensive minds in the game. And their record speaks for itself. This guy comes across, in my opinion, as a "hater".

[@thetrib1]

@@zutrue you obviously don't watch his videos😂😂. He's been singing lamar's praises most of the year! that's what I meant by you're going at the wrong dude. He is pretty straight up. This was a video of him showing where lamar needs to improve, because playoff teams will try to exploit his flaws. He's doing that while also saying that Lamar still made the play, and that that is the most important. He isn't saying that because of this the ravens will lose.

[@rars0n]

Also, I know this has nothing to do with this video, but I cannot believe that after the first scoring drive, Kitchens decides to attempt 3 passing plays and gives the ball back to Lamar with over a minute left on the clock, when the Ravens had zero timeouts.

[@navonmyhand7999]

When playing too agressive goes wrong, side example: Falcons in Super Bowl 51

[@ericlee3165]

Bought into the criticism that the Ravens can't score quickly as they are run first, which won't work with no timeouts. And they still think he's run first and can't kill you from the pocket. Not sure why at game 15, but hopefully DCs keep thinking that. 🤣

[@rars0n]

@@ericlee3165 Well, the thing is, the Ravens CAN score quickly, they've done so repeatedly this season, AND have also dominated time of possession. Granted I think they get more credit for that because they tend to run a lot and therefore more often use a lot of clock. I think, however, the stronger narrative has been that the Ravens tend to come out strong. How many times did they score on their opening drive? I can't remember. And also prevented opening drive scores through their defense. Thus, I think the prevailing notion became "the way to beat the Ravens is to score first and get ahead" which I have actually heard quite a few pundits say repeatedly. But to me, that's just kind of silly. Give Jackson enough time, and he's going to find a way into the end zone. Likewise, I expect the defense to make adjustments and even if you're up a touchdown or 2, if the offense is clicking at all, they will keep you off the field while they figure it out. I think the Browns were considering a 6-0 game after 28 minutes to be a great start or something, and forgot they still had to play another 2 minutes. Still, the coaching decision is utterly baffling. Also, anyone who doesn't recognize that Jackson can throw at this point is a damn fool. But yeah, I think he'll continue to befuddle DCs all the way to the Super Bowl.

[@weirdboo]

The traditional defensive response is to blitz more, but Jackson has been the best QB against the blitz this season statistically. That’s the scary part

[@nickvoelker7180]

I think I'd have to go with the Baseketball strategy. Can't stop him by scheme or match his athleticism, so just talk smack that's so silly and profound that it will shake up his focus a little bit.

[@bnardpolo96]

You have to rush 6 and leave safety in the middle of the field to spy on Lamar. Cause to be honest, he could have run on multiple of those plays.

[@Deuce1042]

This is why the narrative that Lamar was a one read QB never made sense. He played this way in college too. There were a lot of times he could’ve taken off but kept his eyes downfield at Louisville.

[@bnardpolo96]

@@Deuce1042 agree, i remember watching a pff video on Lamar Jackson before the draft. I think he went to his 2 and 3 options the second highest in the draft. That moment i wanted the ravens to drafted him.

[@LeoAr37]

For real. I sometimes wish he would take off more!

[@calbacoller897]

A few comments: Lamar's tremendous agility is on display all the time. Lamar's footwork is impeccable. He has to be an awesome dancer. Ever seen a leopard struggling with his balance or his foot placement? With that agility comes the ability to make solid, effective passes in a multitude of ways. another point: clock management. Lamar in these clips is orchestrating the entire move down the field. I don't see any wasted motion or confusion. That's huge for a quarterback in what is basically his first year. With his supreme body control, he keeps his head and focus perfectly. I also don't understand how stacking the line is going to help against an athlete who can accelerate to full speed from a standing start in the time it takes you to close the gap between yourself and him--when you entered his air space at full speed! All while keeping his eyes on his receivers. It is hard to bear in mind that these defenders are some of the fastest and quickest athletes on this planet.

[@FearAllahthatsit]

I don’t remember stop Brady videos if I’m wrong please show me

[@tkk3852]

Them people don't want to accept this black QB

[@TheDCGuitar13]

True but to be fair, everyone knows the answer to brady is simply hit him. He gets flustered and starts feeling pressure sooner than it gets there. The giants and ravens got superbowls by doing that to him.

[@FearAllahthatsit]

TheDCGuitar13 that’s after a couple rings and it was not a world effort to stop him sports networks didn’t do that bro it’s hate flat out

[@TheDCGuitar13]

410ahk I honestly get a kick out of it these days. We know Lamar is gonna go out and do the hell out of everything the media spent all week saying he can’t and then we get to watch them get flustered, red faced and angry when telling you the next excuse. Don’t let them take away the joy and marvel of that once in a lifetime king bro. If anything know that the bs media is giving him free fuel to keep that boulder on his shoulder nice and heavy.

[@carbonzo6]

410ahk interior pressure so that he can’t step up into the pocket or manipulate the pocket. And the secondary has to play man to man, he touches zone coverage and outside pressure. Everyone knows, but most teams don’t have the personnel to do it

[@cellaa70]

That's not how any team would really defend him one a team would a really good back end then they would need fast line backers and only a few teams match up well with the ravens and them teams are SF AND BILLLS then the jets and maybe NE just cause they can play man on man and mix in some wide 9 on defense and yes I'm a raven fan but they have to live with making play with his speed what you are trying to say won't work bro no matter what it's going to be 10 on 11 football because of how fast he is

[@pedrojello8983]

at 10:27 is the problem, the was so much space on the left side to run. when he reads the side you coming in, he will just run either on the right or left

[@Anthony-zt1zs]

One my favorite play by play for LJ was, "Lamar with no where to go... but a 1st down!"

[@unclephill4764]

Before watching: best way to stop him, control the ball, keep him off the field 😂

[@rars0n]

You mean, DON'T throw 3 straight incompletions when there's less than 2 minutes on the clock and the Ravens have zero timeouts left?

[@KF-cf4sq]

2nd Mandrews TD, in Lamar's presser after the game he acknowledged that he was responsible for reading that particular defender. He knew the guy was there and coming. Mandrews was still in his route so Lamar did what he was supposed to do, make the blitzer miss and buy that extra time for his reciever to complete his route. Lamar even said that when he was trying to throw it earlier but the blitzer grabbed his arm, but that's ok he made the defense pay for that... 6 pts Baltimore Touchdown

[@LVNGstudio]

Lamar is very good at adapting when the offense gets off to a slow start

[@holpcs2]

Good analysis. I enjoyed the video.

[@garysmithjr2166]

Basically..... Aint NOBODY STOPPING HIM POINT. BLANK. PERIOD...........

[@BigBroKuma]

This video was prophetic 🙌🏾

[@Neighman]

I think this kind of scheme can work, the problem is that you have to have your secondary be perfect every time, and that's just not something you can expect. Also, on the five verts touchdown, he said in a postgame interview that he recognized that guy would be free and that was his guy to beat. If he actually wasn't seeing it on some of these, it might still be hard to think you can count on that happening again because he has a lot of time to go over this and he learns quickly

[@douglasmillerjr6824]

I wonder why they run so many verticals with so many people in the same area at the same time

[@ericlee3165]

I read somewhere that it allows him to run if they're covered. With 14 sec left and no timeouts, he wouldn't run, but like the Rams and Jets games, he has nothing but green in front of him.

[@merryjman]

JT love your channel! Going to watch Lamar destroy the Titans tomorrow, and I’ll be using what I learned from your videos to watch the defensive schemes.

[@ep7975]

JT, the fact that @ 5:08 you "have no idea what this player is doing" is why Lamar is the man. The middle player (S) is trying to read Lamar's eyes, and Lamar looked him off KNOWING that would give his TE a free run down the seam. I think your ABSOLUTELY wrong when you say he's "not sound" He's more sound than you realize. Bill, and Tom will have their hands full with this guy in the playoffs for sure!

[@TheQBSchool]

It’s okay to DISAGREE. Thanks for watching.

[@eugenechurch6135]

Jt. Greetings. Watch the new England game. When the patriots lined up in punt block. The ravens ran zone running plays. Blockers won thier matchups. There were no players to squeeze down from the second level.

[@effyeadude]

You should watch the 2nd half of this game, they ran that offensive scheme to get points on the board before half, and the scheme changed to account for the hot man and punt rush in the 2nd half

[@Rap_Nova]

HE RAN AN EMPTY FORMATION!! Obviously you going to load the box to make him throw the ball faster. How in the world is that a clue of stopping a duel threat QB. You really can’t!

[@TheDCGuitar13]

SportsStar- Highlights it’s not. If anything it’s Lamar daring them to leave him an open receiver.

[@KF-cf4sq]

9:40 man free coverage. Lamar is responsible for the edge blitz to the right side. The ILB in the left A gap stems to the single reciever side expecting a hot read slant, WRONG. Cushion dictates to fire the quick out on his 3rd step. I've watched ever game this season, and Lamar has seen all of these schemes already, that's why he knows exactly where to go with the ball

[@fj8626]

He is very talented and has a lot of options with greatness. Best of Luck for success to be there with you in every walk of life!

[@cosmicbro1973]

watching this to play against my friend in madden who always uses the ravens

[@ezekwu]

lol...

[@TheInocenceRB]

Can you do a version that's more about small things he could improve on in the off season?