is consistently a threat running and passing they had him snuffed like he never really broke anything in this game they just suffocated him and that defense is smothering on the other side the offense is starting to come together we talked about all the weapons they've assembled darnold was complete jekyll and hyde in this game and he was he was more on it than he was off but there was the thing i wrote in my nose is there wasn't any middle ground he was zipping middle completions in tight windows he did it over and over again but when he missed he missed he flat out missed he had the brain fart sort of i'll just cough it up interception to malcolm roach the defensive lineman he basically handed it to him um as he was getting sacked there were some there were some strange decisions but again it was probably about two-thirds one-third and two-thirds he was ripping the ball like sam darnold was just absolutely throwing needle shot completions to guys that were covered and and taking chunk yardage moving him down scoring touchdowns and then occasionally when he missed it was oh yeah that's that's sam but more good than bad and that's a great start and if he has that kind of support from phil snow's defense which it looks like he's going to because it it isn't one guy that you can shut off it's not like oh if we take care of khalil mack no problem like the pressure's gonna come from all over uh there were several times i talked to you about this that jameis early in the game i swear to god he stood up held the ball in front of his chest and went what is this like he had no idea and he ended up taking a loss on the play but just that confusion of wait wait what this isn't like anything i've ever seen the nfl is getting used to again phil snow's defense which was forged against spread concepts in the big NUMBER_TOKEN and other places and he he just looked lost and and kind of just seeing you know seeing ghosts is the one that gets applied to darnold on the other side that was his line in new york jameis on sunday was seeing ghosts this is going to be a little bit of a diatribe so i apologize in advance but i i want to explore it i want to give people a little preview of what i've been researching this week because the next film room episode i'm doing over on the film room channel is on phil snow's defense and and how everything's kind of come together so matt rule has never coached a game without phil snow as his defensive coordinator they've been together forever you know even going back to temple and he was a pretty typical NUMBER_TOKEN-NUMBER_TOKEN guy at temple you know three down linemen four linebackers most of the time it was going to be a five-man surface so the two outside linebackers are going to be up in the line of scrimmage making a total of five guys in line of scrimmage two linebackers behind them single high safety a lot of cover three a lot of cover one they go to baylor in the big
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