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  1. #49
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    Re: The Coordinators - Breakdown of the Ravens Scheme

    Good stuff once again.
    There is a lot of potential from their use of 12, 21 and 22 personnel.
    They are effective running from those packages and usually face 8 man boxes.
    They could easily go from a power look to spread/empty look and really do some damage w/ no huddle or middle huddle.
    They are on of the few teams that actually throw to the RB when they are split out wide in an empty set and they have 2 RBs that are viable options out there.

    I have some ideas for an article but have no clue how it works to post/blog it though.





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    Re: The Coordinators - Breakdown of the Ravens Scheme

    Here’s what I chart/would chart when I have more time. I conferred with Mark Bullock from the athletic/Twitter to make the charting categories. The verbiage for the formations becomes tricky, makes sense to stick with WCO or use something universal like madden (seriously) they do a good job using universal verbiage to describe their formations and plays.

    Anyhow posted these earlier, reposting since OC mentioned charting:

    Formation/Personnel/Play type (sprint/boot/roll/play-action/RPO)/Down/Distance/Route breakdown/Target
    Quarter, Time, QB position ie (Under Center, Shotgun, Pistol)





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    Re: The Coordinators - Breakdown of the Ravens Scheme

    Quote Originally Posted by Mmcclend View Post
    Who was it that said we were going to run the Veer?
    Lax

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    Re: The Coordinators - Breakdown of the Ravens Scheme

    https://russellstreetreport.com/2019...rom-run-in-kc/

    Run article from KC.

    Some key takeaways:
    - The 3rd Q got the offense comfortable.
    - There wasn't really a reason to go away from the run game. I think we panicked.
    - Outside zone baby
    - Very little Ricard this week.
    "Cause if you ain’t pissed off for greatness, that just means you’re okay with being mediocre, and ain’t no man in here okay with just basic.”
    - Ray Lewis

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    Quote Originally Posted by GreatWhiteNorthRaven View Post
    https://russellstreetreport.com/2019...rom-run-in-kc/

    Run article from KC.

    Some key takeaways:
    - The 3rd Q got the offense comfortable.
    - There wasn't really a reason to go away from the run game. I think we panicked.
    - Outside zone baby
    - Very little Ricard this week.

    Agree we panicked thinking we had to get in a track meet with KC. The same mentality that creeps up when ur down 14-17 in the first quarter but just abandon the run despite having 3 qrtrs.

    That defense will get body blower by New England later this year imo. The hoody won't be phased





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    Re: The Coordinators - Breakdown of the Ravens Scheme

    Quote Originally Posted by GreatWhiteNorthRaven View Post
    https://russellstreetreport.com/2019...rom-run-in-kc/

    Run article from KC.

    Some key takeaways:
    - The 3rd Q got the offense comfortable.
    - There wasn't really a reason to go away from the run game. I think we panicked.
    - Outside zone baby
    - Very little Ricard this week.
    Good stuff.

    I was surprised at G-Ro and Harbs. They had the opportunity to “get medieval” and didn’t take it.

    This was a winnable game.





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    Re: The Coordinators - Breakdown of the Ravens Scheme

    Quote Originally Posted by edromeo View Post
    Good stuff.

    I was surprised at G-Ro and Harbs. They had the opportunity to “get medieval” and didn’t take it.

    This was a winnable game.
    I agree.

    I'm not trying to be accusatory of Harbaugh becuase I don't know, but I seriously think KC got in their head.

    Coming out into the 2nd Q they panicked and started throwing.

    I think the 3rd Q stats show that they just needed to stay true to their identity.

    But a larger point - any team going on the road against a team like KC should be focusing on getting themselves comfortable early. You could argue the Ravens did that, but then panicked. It's a good lesson to learn from.

    Also Ed - I think we have most of the categories covered in our pass charting that you recommended. So I appreciate your feedback! It's been really helkpful to getting to a complete package.
    "Cause if you ain’t pissed off for greatness, that just means you’re okay with being mediocre, and ain’t no man in here okay with just basic.”
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    Re: The Coordinators - Breakdown of the Ravens Scheme

    These articles are great. Thanks guys for putting in the work to make them.





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    Re: The Coordinators - Breakdown of the Ravens Scheme

    Maybe we learn an important lesson for our next game with KC. Keep running. Do not get into a passing match. Get into a pound the rock game and wear them down.





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    Re: The Coordinators - Breakdown of the Ravens Scheme

    https://russellstreetreport.com/2019...eback-attempt/

    Passing game takeaways:
    - Heavy use off 11 personnel
    - Game script was very interesting
    - Great in the 0-10 yards. Bad deep. Very little use of behind LOS plays (i.e. screens).
    "Cause if you ain’t pissed off for greatness, that just means you’re okay with being mediocre, and ain’t no man in here okay with just basic.”
    - Ray Lewis

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    Re: The Coordinators - Breakdown of the Ravens Scheme

    Quote Originally Posted by GreatWhiteNorthRaven View Post
    - Great in the 0-10 yards. Bad deep.
    Lamar was magic, deep, thru the first two weeks. Like he was just handing it to guys.

    Was Lamar just "off" on his deep throws? Were his guys getting banged up and slowed on releases, so they were a step behind where he expected them to be? Other?





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