Caleb shooting the gap deaded an already dead play as the RB didn’t have time to get downfield, and seeing how Ohio State was already in the backfield with a numbers advantage with 2 of Texas blockers being wide receivers( lol) it didn’t matter that he didn’t specifically make the tackle as the running back ain’t sprouting wing to get through the veritable sea of Buckeyes collapsing on him.We all see Caleb did a great job shooting the gap but it didn't matter as he clearly was put in the dirt and didn't do anything to impede the progress of the back...getting to the spot and getting dominated isn't "blowing up a play" lmao what I want is a tackle physical enough to actually impact the forward progress of a guy that's 200 pounds less than him when he gets his hands on him and is able to deliver a shot but clearly Texas doesn't have the personnel to achieve that
There's 4 buckeye in the backfield because every blocker in this clip failed, you clearly see that there's a Texas player present for every buckeye besides downs who was rendered useless with that stiff arm in the screen shotgood lord, like I said from the beginning....if you can't execute it doesn't matter what play you call it will fail
Both things can be true, Ohio State is absolutely elite defensively with NFL talent and it’s a horrible play call. You can absolutely run stretch or a quick pitch or misdirection, but when OSU comes out in that alignment you call a time out or have an audible on deck.
If you go rewatch the first play it was just our guys completely whiffing on that left side besides banks. Just piss poor effort
We already talked about Caleb being put in the dirt so theres no need to continue legislating that but the bolded let I agree with, the back had no chance navigating thru a see of unblocked defenders for sure
thank you for highlighting another execution failure and making my point for mehilariously in that same clip you posted the coach told you exactly what went wrong on the play as I said lmao
Yep no doubt in my mind they were in all fire from the get go. Soon as that Tackle exited the gap Caleb was going through it.
They were unblocked because the play was supposed to cut inside. Caleb pushed the play outside into where the buckeyes were already flowing. Which makes sense because nobody but you thinks that a 329lb tackle is getting his hips around a blitzing DB being shielded by the D end. Him not making the tackle is immaterial because just by altering the RB from his running lane the play is dead because there is no blocking on the outside because there ain’t supposed to be. Do you follow any of this?We already talked about Caleb being put in the dirt so theres no need to continue legislating that but the bolded let I agree with, the back had no chance navigating thru a see of unblocked defenders for sure
What coach? Sark?
Breh you arguing with an idiot. Me you and anybody who knows football clearly can see there is no way for Caleb to get blocked by the time he in the gap banks is already passed him. If we just take regular toss/outside zone steps it’s blocked up to perfection because 81 can wash his guy down to the next guy we pick up downs and we have the cut back right there. Instead we pull banks leaving a huge gap as everybody has an man to block and he forces the rb to not only go further outside but also to go backwards which lost even more yards.Yep no doubt in my mind they were in all fire from the get go. Soon as that Tackle exited the gap Caleb was going through it.
They were unblocked because the play was supposed to cut inside. Caleb pushed the play outside into where the buckeyes were already flowing. Which makes sense because nobody but you thinks that a 329lb tackle is getting his hips around a blitzing DB being shielded by the D end. Him not making the tackle is immaterial because just by altering the RB from his running lane the play is dead because there is no blocking on the outside because there ain’t supposed to be. Do you follow any of this?
Btw what the hell you talking about the guard
What coach? Sark?
