I don’t feel that after this year there is going to much improvement directly from the experience of these games
I disagree here. Teams are going to start throwing counters to Will defensively. Having that film and in-game experience is something that Will can use to improve.
The biggest area for Will currently is fine-tuning that aggressiveness and taking some of the easy stuff. Getting this year to work on that will be huge.
LOL WTF is this narrative?
A) Key has been a very solid piece to our pass rush. He’s 6th in the NFL in pass rush win rate at 25% and sees more double teams (20% rate) than TJ Watt (15% rate).
B) His cap hit is VERY cheap compared to his production.
C) The pass rush as a whole is down because this team is always playing from behind, has a below-average DBs and below-average inside LBs who give up WAY too many yards on the ground and in short areas.
This Tackle class is even deeper than that.
It’s WAY too early to make that proclimation.
Levis doesn’t have near the support that Stroud does.
As good as Stroud has been, people are overlooking that pick BIG TIME in the Bengals game. They are lucky to have won that game.
Skoronksi is absolutely the only starter worthy player.
I’m still frustrated by the pick, too. He’s a good player, but you took a guard at #11 when you had MAJOR holes at tackle.
I’d rather have reached for Broderick or traded back (even if it meant not getting full value for pick #11).
This team is trotting out a severely undersized center and two traffic cones at tackle.
Every single draft resource needs to be spent on OL and WR in 2024.
Without the benefit of knowing who will be available/signed in FA, the big board needs to read:
This season boils down to Levis and his development.
Wins and losses are secondary at this point.
Saleh seems like a good guy, but he does not have the confidence or command of an NFL Head Coach.
Look at how he’s handled Zach Wilson. This was his exact quote two days ago when asked about not giving Trevor Siemian a shot as the starter.
“I don’t know… you got me. I’m going to plead the fifth on all this one.”
Compare that to Vrabel, who will shut that shit down immediately.
On Hard Knocks, they showed Saleh using little anecdotal inspirational speeches that were both corny and forced. Meanwhile, he’s swooning over Rodgers throws in practice and practically worshipping the guy in front of other players.
I get that Hard Knocks only shows a VERY small portion of what really happens in those locker rooms. However, you couple that with Saleh’s inability to handle pressing questions and the team’s lack of performance on the field, I think there’s enough evidence to show us that he just isn’t cut out to be a HC currently.
Levis was still pressured on 43% of his dropbacks.
The OL played better, but it’s still pretty bad lol
This team would be dumb not to let Levis play out the rest of the season.
I’m very curious about the adjustments Will makes going into Thursday night. I think checkdowns are going to be a huge emphasis to hone in some of the aggressiveness and to take the easy yardage.
Will is going to need those quick checkdowns to prevent that pass rush from generating turnovers and sacks.
The gossip is she broke up with him for Morgan Wallen.
The Titans ran out of that formation 3-4 times with Levis as well.
We haven’t been this high since getting Derrick Henry back for the playoffs after capturing the #1 seed.
I don’t care if you were high on Levis or shitting on him since before he became a Titan, NO ONE thought he was play like he did yesterday.
He played with poise. He was throwing 50 yard dots with guys in his face. He played smart.
Most importantly, he showed touch on some short throws that he struggled with in college. I saw Levis overthrow that Derrick Henry ball on third down throughout his college career.
It’s only one game, but Levis showcased why he has Top 5 upside at the QB position. There are only 3-5 QBs who could pull off the plays he made Sunday.
Malik is consistently a half-step late on his drop backs, which makes him immediately late getting into his progressions.
Once he gets to his progressions, he can’t see the field, refuses to anticipate or throw to open guys because they aren’t wide open by 5 yards.
This then causes him to drop his eyes and scramble, so the potential second window or bigger play never gets a look.
It’s the same mistake over and over. If you can’t play within the offense and can’t make plays down field with your arm or worse, aren’t willing to throw it, you aren’t an NFL QB. Simple as that.
We have a pretty good idea of what Malik is. We don’t with Levis and need to because if he sucks, we’re probably in position to draft Maye or Williams.
If we find out he’s a potential franchise guy, we can start adding high end pieces to surround him immediately. Insert MHJ please!
I think his mobility is still down because of the toe injury from last year.
He elected not to have surgery last year. I firmly believe the plan was to tough it out from the draft process through his rookie season and then have the surgery in Jan-Feb.
If he can stay healthy and get some help from Ran on OL and weapons, I firmly believe he’s gonna make a leap next year.