Russell Wilson Edges Out Cam Newton

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[@abizitgill4310]

So, Seattle Oc Brian Schottenheimer gets up high in the press booth as opposed to the sideline and starts designing amazing plays, *Next time get this man a Blimp*

[@tmorelli1982]

Lol

[@Soybonz]

This is fucking true, throw shotty in the space needle

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[@sdislander8196]

Loving these side by side in depth analysis of both QBs like the Mahoney/Herbert. Keep up the great work JT. 📈

[@sdislander8196]

Mahomes*

[@TheQBSchool]

Appreciate that.

[@ELLIOT22TUBEADMIN]

That pylon play was crazy. Great eye and analysis. My man JT, this is what makes you different.

[@TheQBSchool]

Appreciate that. Means a lot.

[@jordanbrown1094]

Pylon obviously didn't knock his foot in he obviously felt himself kick it and moved his foot back Athletes usually know exactly where they are on the field without having to look at it even as a Pats fan you just tip your cap the lucky part was the corner falling down catch was skill

[@drizzd1]

@@jordanbrown1094 yeah that pylon didnt do anything but let him know where he was in space.

[@Michael-oo5gk]

This was the game of the week for me! Two really good QBs going at each other. I am really happy that Cam seems to work out in New England. The league is better when Cam is great!

[@TheQBSchool]

Agreed x4.

[@dustinlines2181]

I dont disagree but hes such a douche.Now one of the players I dislike the most is on the team I dislike the most.

[@LvyPK]

@@dustinlines2181 why u think hes a douche

[@dustinlines2181]

@@LvyPK I have seen a few clips of him interacting with other players and I just think hes childish and just well...douchey tbh.Im all for self positivity but there is a line between self confidence and being a cocky prick and Cam seems to be over that line.Hes a good player he just runs me the wrong way.

[@LvyPK]

@@dustinlines2181 which players? im curious and want to see

[@Magucci13]

Moore felt his foot hit the pilon and pulled his foot in

[@jsenigaglia]

Russ was making next level throws in this game. As a Pats fan, I'm all in on Cam. Its weird saying this, but they're better off with him with *this* offense than they would be if Brady was still there. Cam seems to be willing to work with/develop these young guys that Brady was so frustrated with last season. I honestly don't think this game is that close if Brady was the Pats QB on Sunday. Looking forward to watching Cam grow and really learn this offense with that coaching. Good stuff my dude!

[@iamthegreatest1]

Why is this weird to say lol the pats would never ever run an RPO/QB run offense with TB12, along with Brady not being able to scramble out of the pocket and gain 10+ yards like cam.

[@Emmanny]

CR he does but he has to be producing for him to be fully effective. Thats why, imo, cam keeps it on most read options

[@dailyjerk]

Seattle fan but I was cheering for cam -

[@LvyPK]

True, I think TB12 wouldve made a perfect pass to Edelman on that seam to win the game, but Cam and Edelman will develop with time.

[@gracialonignasiver6302]

@@LvyPK That's easy to say, but If Brady's playing that entire game with that receiving corps, the Pats would never be that close for a pass to Edelman to matter. And it's not like we haven't seen Brady throw high passes to his short slot receivers before (The infamous Wes Welker Pass). Just this weekend Brady overthrew a 6'5 Gronk for his 1 interception against the Panthers.

[@nateenglish3154]

The last play was gorgoeus, and I agree, the pre snap look was in favor of NE. Post snap, seattle, slanted the dline that way with the back side A-gap blitz by Wagner. The cross face on the left side TE (#71) was deliberate, my hypothesis is seattle knew their alignment pre snap would predicate the play to the left, and called the stunt and blitz based on it. Further, one of the best ways to stop power in short yardage is to blitz the backside A in the vacated spot of the pulling guard, hoping to shoot that alley from behind. High risk high reward, but the combo of Seattle's counterscheme and strong individual effort led to the end result. Thanks for the breakdown JT, super cool to see you breaking down some stellar QB play

[@brentjackson6966]

I was expecting this game to be a Russ show, and it was. He is something truly special and there's nobody I'd rather watch. That said, it was also phenomenal to see that Cam is not just exercise videos and big talk - he is for real! Everyone knows he can run but he is, as best I can tell, also making good reads and backing them up with precision passes. That's a combination that will make the Patriots a force this season. Thank you so much JT for your insightful commentary.

[@codycampbell3562]

5:20 doesn't the pylon count as the endzone and therefore the moment his foot touched it, it was a touchdown?

[@brandonstickels5435]

How strong do you think a pylon is, that it actually ricocheted his foot back in? The pylon definitely told Moore where on the field he was, but getting the foot back in was mostly body control.

[@Ascalis1]

Exactly. That was the wide receiver making a great play. It takes away from Moore's awareness to call it luck.

[@TheZXKUQYB]

I don't know about the really light pylon knocking the foot in. I think it was more likely he felt the pylon and knew he needed to adjust his footwork

[@calebwagner7474]

22:45 If cam goes out he won’t walk in, still frames are misleading. A defender breaks a block and would have been ready to stop cam if he went out. Does Cam still go in 1 on 1 with a defender maybe, but it’s not a walk in.

[@TheGgamer123]

Great breakdown as always, especially on the Freddie Swain TD.

[@MartinGarcia-ue3wi]

Great show watching from Mexico Go Hawks!!!

[@jermusicays]

On the Freddie Swain TD, it was interesting to hear Shotty say that during practice all week, the ball never went to Swain. He said it was cool to see how it worked out, especially when it was different than he expected.

[@abizitgill4310]

So two often maligned Seahawks defenders Lano hill and L.j collier ended up saving the game

[@Words_in_Action]

When Moore felt the pylon he pulled his foot in. Not luck, awareness. Go Hawks!

[@TheQBSchool]

Lol

[@PhilRezanow]

@@TheQBSchool you can laugh if you want, but that's what Moore said post-game.

[@Digg311]

@@TheQBSchool The pylon isn't significant enough to "ricochet" anything back onto the field. That's why it never has in the history of the NFL. Feeling it and pulling the foot is literally the only explanation. Still lucky to actually get the foot in, but give the dude the credit he deserves.

[@kamaurussell1322]

The way the ref looks in slow mo from 5:01 to 5:05 is hilarious to me for some reason😂😂😂

[@traviscarpenter9396]

I thought Russ’ first touchdown was equally impressive..when he steps up to avoid the pressure and throws a dart to Tyler Lockett with two converging defenders Just threads of the needle 🎯🔥

[@briannewsome6208]

been waiting for this🙏🏾perfect vid to watch with lunch

[@EbeJay1]

"this thing is a rainbow, dropped out of a helicopter from the rafters"

[@ericsnyder5427]

Oh man I knew U wouldn't let me down sir! Tip of the hat to ya my fine gentleman. Cheers mate!

[@calebwagner7474]

5:15 Doesn’t matter if he gets it back in, hitting the pylon counts as his second foot down

[@TheQBSchool]

Doesn't change the fact of the luck. If that happens anywhere else on the field, it's an incompletion.

[@calebwagner7474]

The QB School, That’s true, in a post game interview he even said that he didn’t know if he was in and just pointed at the pylon. That catch had high levels of skill and luck involved.

[@calebwagner7474]

The QB School Also, not trying to hate Im loving the videos

[@LvyPK]

Yeah I thought it was more of a great pass by Wilson bcus it was right at the pylon and gave him a chance to catch that. But JT definitely has more experience than me so I'll take his word for it

[@sagenev]

Seattle played the last Q-power differently than the first two time NE scored on them with. Great adjustment by the D and Collier.

[@kennethramirez7697]

Thank you for the awesome breakdown

[@verseomega]

david moore in an interview today said that when he felt the pylon, he brought his foot back in...the pylon doesn't have enough force to bring "ricochet" a foot back in...@TheQBSchool prolly hasen't seen a lot of david moore, but hes actually a 50/50 touchdown ball specialist...

[@tmorelli1982]

Definitely not luck with David Moore, I've watched this guy since he came into the organization as a 7th round pick, and he's always had crazy good hands and body control. He's definitely an under the radar receiver

[@joelrepp]

Pylon gave Moore awareness, that’s not a bounce off the foam. Russ is cookin’ baby, go Hawks!

[@sbrown9020]

Keep up the great work... Love your videos and the anticipation

[@tommajor3832]

Thank you for another GREAT lesson Professor!! Clapclapclapclap...... I'd like to add, I would reccomend both Mayfield and Stefanski learn from this lesson!!!! Defensively, both the Hawks and Pats need some serious coaching advice. It's a numbers game. Over the years when NE was winning SB's their defense was typically middle of the pack statistically with one exception, they were top five in least points allowed!

[@davidmayden4942]

The player said he pulled his leg back in to make it in bounds. I doubt a pylon has the weight to move a mans leg like that. I’ve crashed into those enough times. That was the receiver being smart.

[@TheQBSchool]

Well if you doubt... then I’m convinced.

[@davidmayden4942]

The QB School either way. Very cool play. And I love your analysis keep up the good content!!

[@russcarson2760]

Good stuff, Bro... You gained a new subscriber for sure!

[@TheQBSchool]

Awesome, thank you!

[@DerrickDGregory]

Loved seeing the QB power run at the end of the game broken down. Lots of MMQBs debating on whether or not it was a good call, but this made it clear that it was just a great read by Seattle. Love the content and keep it coming!!!

[@sagenev]

I disagree with Moore's foot getting pushed in by the pylon. Moore's whole body is twisting back and in. His hip moves his whole leg back in an arc, and the apex of the arc happens to be the pylon, but Moore lands with his hips are almost parallel to the sideline by the time he lands the second foot inbounds. I think if the pylon had puched his foot in, the leg and hip angle would not be the same.

[@TheQBSchool]

Do you.

[@sagenev]

The QB School I think so. Hip angle is perpendicular at the catch, but almost parallel by the time the second foot comes down. He also bends his knee back to plant the foot. Either way, some crazy body mechanics....

[@lucasr1666]

How come some of the comments say they were posted hours ago?

[@TheQBSchool]

Some members get early access.

[@tristancills6442]

Game of the Year! Great analysis!

[@JohnnyMidey]

The all 22 for the Sunday games came early! That makes me so happy!

[@y4n21]

The QB School, what do you think about Russ' first TD (the one to Lockett) ?

[@clouseaux]

The Pats are obviously very competitive with Cam.. they signed him so late, and for only one year.. i wonder what the plan was if they didn't sign him. I can't imagine Belichik wasting a season

[@erbgorre]

just russ droppin em out of the stratosphere, as usual.

[@timothygathings1531]

That catch by D Mo he said he felt his foot hit the pylon so he adjusted his foot to slide in bounds ..I don't think it's luck ....have you ever seen D Mo dance ...same thing ...go Hawks !!!

[@ariathorns176]

I'm sorry but this is absolutely the best football channel on KZbin. The analysis of the last play was 😘👌 Any chance for some steelers vids? There are no steelers analysis on The Qb school. I've been waiting patiently for a year now haha

[@TheQBSchool]

Yeah. My biases are starting to be revealed. I think I did 🦆.

[@ariathorns176]

@@TheQBSchool haha well, you could tangentially do a steelers vid for us poor steelers fans. They obviously play Lamar Jackson twice, I imagine the ravens will win both those games. If you do either of those, we at least get to see ya talk a little bit about the steelers defense haha

[@ariathorns176]

@@TheQBSchool oh and I remember the Duck video now, its what made me find the qb school!

[@ariathorns176]

@@TheQBSchool okay last thing I'm gonna say about it haha. Today ben talked about his footwork being poor as rusty "Going back and reviewing, I felt from Week 1 to Week 2, my pocket presence and awareness was better," said Roethlisberger. "I do feel I got a little lazy with my feet, which then, in turn, translated to a lazy arm. There were some throws that I kind of dropped my elbow. I don't want to get too technical, but it became more of a three-quarter release instead of an over the top when I didn't need to. "There are obviously times you have to change your release point. There were too many throws, I felt looking back, that I just have to get my feet working better, and that will then translate, hopefully, to the rest of the body. Then I won't be guiding some of the throws. That's, to me, the biggest thing I'm going to work on today, even though it's an off day. I'm going to really work on my feet and kind of starting it there with translating the rest of my body." Might be cool to get a quick QB school technical dive into the mechanics

[@danmorgan7775]

The breakdown of the last play of the game is just next level stuff. I was wondering why he didn't bounce it but it's so tough when the play is set up to open up that gap and everything just collapses in front of you. The Pats better lock up Cam soon because he looks like he's found a second wind for his career (as much as I hate to say it as a Miami fan).

[@BozheTsaryaKhrani]

What happened to gillylock he was off this game or dk is just that good or both

[@BrandonLewisD]

DK is Megatron 2.0

[@seanherring9340]

I think Russ just makes it look too easy sometimes and we're focus on his long ball and thats fine but u didnt show his 1st td pass. He ripped it thru tight coverage low and away. Im not tryin to split hairs here this was a great video and battle I just thought that was his best throw to his ace Lockett. Keep up tha good work.

[@rbrown9923]

The first catch wasn't so much a "ricochet" as much as he knew how far in he had to have he second foot Without the pylon he definitely wouldn't have made the catch. He was able to feel where the white line was essentially without distracting him from that very difficult catch, In my opinion at least.

[@hoon4tw]

TJ has a little Bob Ross in his voice and his appreciation of the little things. =D Go Hawks

[@TheQBSchool]

It's JT.

[@hoon4tw]

@@TheQBSchool JT, JT, JT. Sir, I stand corrected. My fingers are faster than my thoughts sometimes. JT thank you for your incredible content. It is very much appreciated.

[@Sotacy]

At 6:10 he says he can’t tell who they’re reading. In Seattle’s cover 3 the passing strong side safety has the hook/curl responsibility and the corner has deep. Cam’s reading to see if the corner follows the outside release and if he does, he knows he has the speed out because the corner’s first priority is the deep ball.

[@TheQBSchool]

Reading in the RPO. Thanks for the cover 3 lesson.

[@Sotacy]

The QB School RPO’s don’t have to be based on whether or not the running matchup is favorable. If you see an easy 10 yard pass that’s usually better than what a run can get 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@713Calm]

Base Form: Russ Champion Form: DangeRuss Final Form: DangerDots

[@Jordan-Ramses]

I think that sometimes the run pass option isn't really an option. Cam simply ripped it to the outside receiver he wasn't reading anything. It was a play action pass.

[@TheQBSchool]

Maybe.

[@Jordan-Ramses]

@@TheQBSchool - i noticed that with Russell Wilson when he used to run the read option. A lot of times he would hand it off when he should have kept it. I think that was the call i don't think he could have been that bad at reading it he's pretty smart. I think they'd go back and look at how the defense played it and decide to keep it later on in the game.

[@shytownprovoked6761]

That was excellent!

[@TheQBSchool]

Glad you dug it.

[@Mile_Stepper]

Great game.

[@ClavisRa]

The throw to McCourty, I'm like half out of my chair for the intercep---fell on his butt. Oof. I knew Russ would get his a few times. But I expected to the Pats to get theirs on defense, and that was the one that hurt, defender in the best position for the ball, just can't maintain body control. The Pats offense being able to hang with that kind of production though, and Cam making such accurate downfield throws is something I don't think many people expected to see this season at all. Early in the game the Pats called a draw play on 3rd and 9 and I'm like, wow they really do not trust this passing offense at all. And maybe they didn't. But when the score necessitated it and Josh finally dialed up some downfield passes, they really came through. Edelman putting up an exhibit for future HoF consideration someday, if he keeps adding games like this to his collection.

[@andrewcramer7214]

The last play of the game was nuts! And LJ absolutely owned that LT, made him look like a rookie, just blindly flailing and holding him, brakes through the hold and gives Cam the flip, ohh man I was scared but that really was a story ending, just wonderful!

[@andrewcramer7214]

@@markdavis7397 didn't know he was a rookie, also dont get lost the offensive line is never the hero, ever. But to be fair to LJ he actually put a move on him and made him miss. If you watch it back he clearly sidesteps before initial contact. A veteran would have been able to still get the block most likely, but I think my point stands fully, he made a rookie look like a rookie.

[@andrewcramer7214]

@@markdavis7397 I meant be the hero to the fans and media. It always starts with the line, lineman need more recognition for sure.

[@landonlaw9595]

What do you use to get the film and annotate? I am interested in doing this but can’t find anyway to annotate over the film

[@landonlaw9595]

I’m on a Windows 10 laptops BTW. Someone let me know about what apps to use to do this

[@luckyirvin]

sweet David Moore catch all he did was pull from his hip to pull his toe down in an instant

[@chrisdoan180]

you need to do an analysis of tannehill on the titans, he is looking amazing on all fronts

[@caraxkins]

how secure are the pylons? it’s hard to picture as someone who’s never actually played lol. maybe he could pull his foot in a tiny bit because he felt the pylon? incredibly close and really cool :)

[@caraxkins]

full disclosure: seahawks fan☝️✌️😆

[@TheQBSchool]

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[@jamalharris8363]

can we get a josh allen on to J.t. please

[@oscarellerbe2285]

I am eating this stuff up!

[@vincentjenkinsjr4851]

He pulled his foot back when he felt it hit it

[@TheQBSchool]

Doubt

[@jimhansen5395]

Doesn't matter, the pylon is IN BOUNDs. Once he touched the pylon it was a TD. Doesn't matter what he did with his leg afterwards...

[@Born8etter]

Cam PLEEEEEEEAAAAASSSSSEEEE come to Indianapolis🐎🏈 ...

[@joeschmo247]

Anyone is going to look good against our D right now. We have no pressure on the QB. We have 2 sacks in 2 games, both by a DB(Adams). Get your act together front 7, especially, front 4.

[@briandev8]

Didn't Metcalf slow up a step on that first pass from Wilson? I mean, it was a good pass, but it wasn't perfect and you kept saying how perfect it was over and over again. Perfect would have been hitting Metcalf in stride. Had he done that the defender wouldn't have gotten his hand where it was.

[@TheQBSchool]

lol

[@samuelcarlson6374]

I don’t think his foot ricocheted off the pylon. But I do think the pylon let him know where he was And that’s why he was able to get his foot back in

[@TheQBSchool]

OK. Thumbs up.

[@yuandongyang]

This video actually shows Brandon Shell has been beat so many times

[@Slides_1]

His was trying to set his feet, wasn’t luck. Wrs do it all the time! Js

[@TheQBSchool]

do what?

[@1VeryModestMouse]

Nothing gets me off like watching QBs edge eachother

[@TheQBSchool]

Really?

[@yikes6969]

@@TheQBSchool you not a fan of edging JT?

[@kishaunwright5139]

Do a breakdown on Carson wentz I wanna know if it’s his foot work or he isn’t seeing the field right

[@donniewillis]

Josh Allen?

[@Scooter1E]

Rus looked like Rus... But Cam has receivers that can catch the ball now.... I underestimated the New England Receivers the most but I also think we underestimated Cam (48th highest paid QB in the NFL). War Eagle!

[@Scooter1E]

I said the same thing with Rus and the pilon throw. He looked off the safety, and threw basically an underthrown jump ball... it's still Russ though.... can't take that away... He's amazing.

[@Scooter1E]

Once again, the 13 second throw in the 4th hit Edleman's hands on the all verts and he should have come down with that... But he was exhausted... and plus he had been making big plays all night, can't expect him to be perfect. I love Rus too, but like I said earlier, Rus was being normal Rus, Cam was having a game we haven't seen since the Panthers went to the Superbowl. It's good to see good football from both sides!

[@amcox96]

Clearly JT never looked up edging in the urban dictionary...

[@sumsar0125]

That 2 lb foam pilon didn't ricochet and redirect a foot/in violent motion like that; c'mon man! Great feet, side line awareness and marginals on his side.

[@DeepfriedBaby]

Some say Gilly still laying there sizzling.

[@MonteyCarlo92081]

71 bro.... work on it

[@TheQBSchool]

BRUH

[@misterlightspeed9599]

The question is, how much does the pylon weigh?

[@TheQBSchool]

2 lbs.

[@buklau6953]

@@TheQBSchool if its only 2 lbs then idk it woulda make an impact big enough to push his foot all the way back in-it was def a lucky play but i think moore himself prob adjusted as well theres no way a 2 lb thing could knock his foot all the way back

[@jimhansen5395]

@@buklau6953 it doesn't matter. The pylon is the goal line and is IN BOUNDS. Once he touched it, it was a TD. Doesn't matter what happens after...

[@buklau6953]

@@jimhansen5395 i know... thats irrelevant to what im talking abt tho. i was saying that it couldnt have been the pylon that entirely knocked his foot back in

[@bobbymarr1297]

Wilson throws punts lol

[@keithsparling5537]

Luck! Wilson makes his own luck... He's just getting going. He's on a mission... Russ is cookin! If I was Dallas, I'd be scared! LOL

[@Tw33tMonsta14]

What’s in your cup?

[@TheQBSchool]

Depends

[@deerloversheridan3038]

SEATTLE SHOULD OF RAN THE BALL ON THAT THIRD DOWN AND SHORT LATE IN THE 4TH. aLMOST COST THEM.

[@danielfatfingahs5649]

Cam is playing like CRAP!! Tell us peasants about this guy's mechanics

[@billandrews]

This game was a sign of impending DOOM for NE. In a 2-point conversion, what did NE do, with a Goal-Line Defense with huge hulks up front? The did an option with Cam. No creativiey!!! With Brady they had to be creative because he coldn't run, now with Cam they are dumb, and just ruing him. BIG mistkake. I would have put Edleman and another reciever out left and had Edleman do just what he did in the Super Bowl against the Seahawks, run a slant then cut outside for an easy recetion. You cannot be predictable against good teams. You must be sly and creative, do what they do not expect. Cam is NOT Superman, tell him to stop that. He can kiss his ass at his own home not on the field. If NE is going to be this uncreative, they are not going to go far in the Postseason, and they are not going to beat the best teams. The good news is, with all these mistakes and Cam still not familiar with the team, they did pretty good against a good team on the road.

[@mohamedkallon1491]

Are you some kind of ass clown or something lol

[@beardedbastard7753]

That last play is a little annoying to see from the OL/blocking scheme, an OLman is at TE outside leverage on a DE with zero split. If you get beat outside quick seal inside and make it a C gap run. If 62 helps the C close the A cap not help the LT there is not the space for Wagner to run through and Cam has a shot at jumping over. The RG is lined up showing he's pulling lined up deeper than other OL on a play they had ran 2/3 time already. Pats are missing Dante Scarnecchia already. Cam and Wilson were on fire all game though

[@BenDover-nl3nw]

Just relax a bit at the intro....coming off too try hard

[@TheQBSchool]

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