The 3 Keys to Beating this year's Men's Club Juggernaut - PoNY

I break down the US Open Championships between New York PoNY and DC’s Truck Drop. These are largely considered the two most talented teams I. The division this year. New York is also considered the most talented team in the division by far with a lot of star talent.
I’ll break down 3 key things to achieve victory over New York (in this case it was DC).
You can watch the full game here:
vimeo.com/857259635

[@micahcraine5579]

Jimmy is one of my favorite players but you’re right to critique his (lack of) defense and physical fitness. Also AJ getting beat upline by the fall down cut is hilarious. 🤣

[@carcosa_tyrant9444]

Anderson is another product of Minnesota Grey Duck and Sub Zero. Absolute work horse and will never back down from a matchup. East cost is kind of stacked with MN talent at this point. Anderson, Jurek, A roy, Jagt, Osgar, Garvey, Lindsley, and that's just the east coast, not mentioning the other teams that have absorbed MN players.

[@mikerodgers7535]

Andrew Roy grew up in the DC area. He went to my high school.

[@seamusadams435]

I love these kind of field breakdowns. Thank you!

[@kurtegibson]

Glad you enjoy!

[@LorenzoGoriniFrisbee]

Great video. Just a quick feedback: i think your explanation would be clearer if you showed one more time the whole play of interest, and maybe it would be nice to hear a quick mention about what you would have done in those situations

[@kurtegibson]

appreciate the feedback! that's a good point and I'll think about that, the tough part with these 2hr games is that it's difficult to get the right time while you're recording, in a much shorter clip it's easier to do that organically.

[@LorenzoGoriniFrisbee]

@@kurtegibson i think you always got the perfect frame to stop where the most important mistake/move happened, but I feel like in this way it's hard to understand the whole action and the other options available. A full replay could be helpful

[@dogawful]

That initial play looks to me like it should have been a forehand to #13

[@kurtegibson]

yes he was wide open but this is what happen when you lock in too much on one guy (Boxley in this case) and you aren't aware of what else is going around you. It's not bad to look for one of your better cutters in the end zone, of course, but you have to do it in a way of being aware of what's going on around you. To be clear, the speed of the men's game and especially in the end zone happens quick.

[@doncarloancelotti2256]

How do you compare 2014 Johnny Bravo, 2015 Revolver, 2016 Ironside, 2012 Doublewide, to the current PoNY?

[@kurtegibson]

Tough to say, I haven't seen much of 2023 PoNY. It'll be interesting to see how they perform at the end of the year

[@doncarloancelotti2256]

​@@kurtegibson yeah, this PoNY ain't it 😂

[@kurtegibson]

the question was answered for us lol@@doncarloancelotti2256

[@styrojeff]

It might just be me, but it seems like the aspect of this video might be slightly off. It looks like everything is just a little too wide.

[@kurtegibson]

Still learning how to perfect the editing 😉

[@styrojeff]

@@kurtegibson It's still an educational video, I just thought that the slight distortion hilariously made Jimmy look like he was in even worse shape

[@kurtegibson]

lol.. that was certainly not the intent@@styrojeff

[@TKae421]

@@styrojeff😂