I have never really bought into the adjustments thing, positively or negatively. In other words, I don't rip coaches for not making adjustments or praise them for making them. How do we know for sure that it wasn't just the players playing better?
I have never really bought into the adjustments thing, positively or negatively. In other words, I don't rip coaches for not making adjustments or praise them for making them. How do we know for sure that it wasn't just the players playing better?
I dont even think that Rex Ryan would do that. Mad swag is what the kids would say.....i think.
I have never really bought into the adjustments thing, positively or negatively. In other words, I don't rip coaches for not making adjustments or praise them for making them. How do we know for sure that it wasn't just the players playing better?
It was a combination of both IMO. Coaches look at thier weaknesses and where they're attacking, who's winning 1 on 1 batttles, etc. I Think Haley abandoning the run helped too. There's always a original plan that the team prepares for during the week, when things start hitting the fan its on them to change it up. Rather its Blocking schemes, coverage schemes, etc.
I told a guy at the sports shack during the game that we did a good job of using the run just to keep the pass rush honest. D'Angelo pressed the tackles, forcing those ends to stay in their lanes and not fly wide coming after Ben. That's shrewd coaching, period. There's nothing else to call it.
Remember the Titans....Remember the Steelers!
I don't know what was said at half time but it reminded me of "Remember the Titans". An O that's was scorching us in the first half was totally shut down in the second half. Let's hope they play that style of D the rest of the year. If so, the sky is the limit.
What game did you watch? We ran like 5 times and threw over 55 times.
Iam not a fan of Tomlin but I give him thumbs up, if he read the riot act at the defense. Second half was total dominance even if Nance did not think so. Great come back, great win, congrats to the Steeler players.
They obviously played a great second half but I'd be more impressed if they could show up prepared especially at home . This team shows up unprepared more often than not
It's HOW we ran that was important. And it showed. Ben had a nice clean pocket for most of the second half.
I am not sure what changed on offense, but you could see the changes in defense. We went from passive zone to in your face man. The blitzes got home and Denver gave us some timely drops. Also Boykin played more, but I refuse to give the coaches credit for that because he should have been in there long long long long ago. As for the offense I just think the Oline stepped it up and obviously Brown came up huge. I would like to know whos call it was to switch up the D...
Well in the first half we were playing zone defense almost the whole half....In the second half we manned up most of the way. We either made that adjustment or our game plan was to play zone in the 1st half and man in the 2nd half. What do you think it was?
well, see, if the Steelers had continued playing the way they did in the second half as they did in the first half, TAS would have a point.
I agree we came out and **** the bed in the first half, but as pointed out, someone, somewhere made some adjustments and tightened up the game plan. It could have been Mitchell. Or Haley. Or Mann. Maybe Rooney called down from the booth and demanded **** change. But we all know one damn thing.
Tomlin didn't do ****.
aint no way. no how, no way.
except maybe he did.
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“We didn’t change much, to be honest with you,” said Tomlin. “We just executed it better. Maybe a third down call, or two, or wrinkle, but we just played markedly better in the second half from a detail standpoint. That allowed us to win those possession downs and get off the field and obviously our offense did what they do.”</p>
<p>Tomlin was quickly pressed to talk more about the second half play of his defense and even still he refused to say that unit’s success was a result of any scheme adjustments.</p>
<p>“We stopped kicking our own butt probably is the No. 1 adjustment,” said Tomlin. “So much of that was things that were self-inflicted wounds. Things that we were doing to ourselves we settled down and that had a lot to do with it.”</p>
Well, Tomlin said in post-game they didn't change much, the players played better.
Look, I could care less which it was,y hey won. It is just my opinion that the adjustments thing is a bit overrated.