Dumb Decisions: The STUPIDEST Goal Line Offense Ever
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- Опубліковано 27 лют 2020
- In a 2015 game between the Jaguars and the Bills, Jacksonville had first and goal at the one-yard line. What they decided to do next was absolutely mind boggling
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1:17
Kicker misses extra point, score remains at 27-3.
"Which was incredible foresight on his part to know you never take that lead no matter what."
🤣😂🤣😂
Vikings fans called him "Two Yard Tobi" too. But the best was Mo Williams - "If we need 1 yard I'm gonna get us 3. If we need 5 yards I'm gonna get us 3."
I thought that was Leroy Hoard? Regardless, it's a great quote!
@@jamesage24 I first heard it said about Cowboys RB Walt Garrison.
The fact that the RB couldn't run the outside at least once is mind-blowing
I meann
Your ability to find “obscure” nfl situations is insane my friend.
Oddly enough, this one was the easiest to find, since I vividly remember yelling at my TV watching this live
God bless Gus Bradley
@@OfficialJaguarGator9 You and me both. Although for different reasons at opposite teams.
It is a Talent and Dedication to do so!
Yes, he’s the best!
Watching this after the Urban Meyer era and hearing you call Gus Bradley the worst coach in NFL history has me smiling because past you has no idea how bad it can actually get.
Gus Bradley "the worst coach in NFL history." Urban Meyer: "hold my beer"
Jim Cauldwell aka the IDIOT COACH that preferred Curtis Painter to Peyton Manning!
Hue Jackson enters the chat
@@mrmoose6619Meyer was just something else
Apparently the definition of insanity really is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result
"Gus Bradley is the worst coach in NFL history."
> Urban Meyer has joined the chat
Jags need to go back to their original uniforms. Their current ones look like a arena team.
It looks like they ran out of paint halfway through.
It looks like they rushed it out halfway through the paint job. Also, hated their color rush uniforms, especially as a Titans fan seeing them in that mustard color against our bright blue uniforms.
so does their roster
Carroll and Seahawks throwing it doesn't seem that stupid anymore
In defense of Carroll, I've seen the tapes of the Patriots running the same play on practice and the guy is wide open. In this case he was not. I'm sure Carroll thought that if he wasn't wide open, Wilson would throw it out of the end zone.
This is what I do in Madden franchise mode with my backups because I feel bad for them and want to give them stats.
Nah I'm padding my HB #1's stats. F dem scrubs.
Gus Bradley, worst coach in NFL history? Let me introduce you to Hue Jackson, Rich Kotite, Bill Peterson, Harvey Johnson, Rod Rust...
Marvin Lewis in the playoffs.
Fat Fatricia. I mean Matt Patricia
E.J. Manuel QBing my team. Eeep. Thank goodness for Josh Allen.
I remember this game now. In the first half, as JG9 said, he forgot how to play QB. In the second half, he remembered, but the D couldn't stop the Jags in the end.
That's the sad thing, Manuel had flashes of brilliance which fooled the Bills into giving him more chances than he deserved. When he was on, he was pretty damn good. Unfortunately when he went cold he was worse than awful. Same with Fitzmagic and Losman before him.
Kind of sums up our Bills in general over the last 20 years. We were rarely AWFUL awful, just mediocre enough to give the fan base false hope that we were turning a corner after every 6-10 or 7-9 season while in reality we probably should have just totally tanked in one or two of those seasons.
Thank God we eventually landed Josh.
“He was the worst head coach in NFL history”
Hue Jackson would like a word,
Jacksonville is your team?
Condolences.
It's so bad that only on the 4th down did he directly run behind the d-lineman brought in specifically to run behind. On the 2nd down he went the opposite way. Unreal.
Because they didn't run the same play every time. They actually ran 4 different plays. Not all runs are the same.
a 67 year-old pete banaszak may have been a better option.
5:02 you needed a Two Yard Toby there
lovely content
Sounds like someone was trying to match the over under...
For the record, Toby Gerhart averaged 4.2 yards/carry over his career.
And that’s after going to Jax, horrible team with horrible offensive line.
EJ Manuel forgot how to play Quarterback for a minute. I hate to tell you this he never could play Quarterback.
No wonder Toby Gerhart never touched the ball again in the NFL after this. Also, I don't miss Gus Bradley one bit.
Found you on reddit. Love the vids❤️
Gus has now gone from the worst coach in NFL history to only the 2nd-worst Jaguars coach of the past 10 years.
Gerhart is a power back... he's supposed to be a goal line runner. He just sucks. Gus Bradley may be a terrible HC win percentage wise, but he isn't an awful coach. He's a pretty good defensive coordinator and he tried his best for that awful Jags team. It was frustrating to see Bradley's DC Todd Wash take the credit for what Gus built when Marrone got the HC job.
My raiders got em and our defense will be elite
The cardinals did this goofy goalline thing in a 1992 game against the Eagles and lost the game 7-3. Yeah, if the goalline muscle isn't working, then it's time for some imagination.
I was disappointed in Toby Gerhart though; I thought he'd be a back with some force to him, but that didn't turn out to be the case.
Another obscurity to this game's broadcast, why did CBS/ Yahoo find it necessary to color in the end zone fonts? On the Jags side, they didn't color very well within the lines.
Holy crap, I've been watching you for ages now and you commenting on the only NFL game I have seen in real life 😂 I don't root for the Jags (as it's even more ridiculous than for whom I root for, but at least I have some reasons for that - but I will say I said I'd be a Bills fan 100% if they won this game), but it was a crazy one. You should do a video on that insane series of picks and fumbles in this game. After a certain point, I felt like I was just rooting for a team to not fuck up too much 😂
I dont know that I would've put tj yeldon in, but like give the ball to the big fullback at least once
That’s the second worst goal line play call in NFL history
i miss these Jaguars uniforms
Jags never heard of a QB sneak
Gator, I agree with your premise and your analysis. That being said, the Jags o-line barely got anybody blocked on any of those plays.
...and quit 1.5 seconds in.
Oh my god they ran the same play four times.
I remember this game, just prior to the Bortles game-winning TD, the Jaguars had a 3rd and 15 and got a first down through pass interference, despite the fact there was literally no contact between the defender and the WR. Also on that TD, was that not a hold on the LT at 10:06? I remember thinking that at the time wondering why that wasn't called...
Is it just me or do the end zones have color one minute and lose it the next???
4:15 Hue Jackson saids hi
I didn't get a chance to watch this game when it happened , glad I was unable to .When EJ Manuel had to start , I knew it was not going to go well.
There's a word for doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results...
Gus is a pretty good coach,he wasnt a good HC in Jacksonville and not all of that was on him. Also Toby Gerhart was signed for that situation and I dont agree with 4 tries for him but I understand y they tried it. He should of got it on a few of them but the offensive line didnt help either.
Was that endzone paint digitally added in?
The Bills goal line defense in that London game looks like Berlin Wall.
The Jags ruined Toby Gerhard. He was a really promising RB2 for the Vikings.
Gearhardt… that figures…
Toby Gerhart was a mirage. Always beware of the star RB back up
Do a video on the 1976 Vikings when their bus arrived an hour late for a game vs lions. I believe they were penalized 15 yards. They still won the game however.
It’s called “trying to throw the game”.
The Reason they didn't use TJ Yeldon at the Goal Line was he was infamous for not scoring TD's. In 6 Seasons in the NFL TJ has a grand total of 6 TD's!!
Except that wasn’t known then and maybe he didn’t get TDs because they pulled him at the goal line
Even if Yeldon is not an option, you don't need to try the same play with the same guy 4 times. Mix in a rollout, a QB sneak, a play action pass, a FB blast, etc.
The moment you realize your team is the dumbest💀💀💀
Jk, but statistically for them to stop him 4 times in a row is really crazy odds.
Terrible head coach, but great in Hellraiser!
List of Alabama Produced NFL Starting RB's NFL since 2000: ROLL TIDE!!
Shawn Alexander: (8 Seasons) 4.3 YPC, 2005 NFL MVP, 100 TD, 9453 Rushing Yards, 1000+ rushing yards seasons 5, 1 Rushing Yards title (GRADE A+ HOF candate)
Mark Ingram: (8 Seasons) Career stats 4.6 YPC, 62 TD, 1000+ rushing yard seasons 3, 7300 Rushing Yards. (GRADE B)
Derrick Henry: (5 Seasons) 5.0 YPC, Won Rushing Yard Title 2 times, Led NFL in TD 2 seasons, 1000+ Rushing Yd Seasons 3, 2000+ Rushing Yds seasons 1, 5860 Rushing yds, 55 TDs. (A+ HOF Canidate)
TJ Yeldon: (6 Seasons) 4.1 YPC, 2005 Rushing yards (career), 6 TD's (career) (GRADE C-)
Trent Richardson: (3 Seasons) 3.3 YPC, 2032 Rushing Yards (career 3 seasons), 17 TD's (career) (GRADE D)
Eddie Lacy (4 Seasons) 4.2 YPC, 3614 Rushing Yards (career), 1000+ Rushing Yard Seasons 2, 23 TD's (career) (GRADE B-)
Kenyan Drake (6 Seasons) 4.5 YPC, 3130 Rushing Yards (career), 27 TD's (career) (Grade C)
Le'Ron McClain (7 Seasons) 3.7 YPC, 1310 Rushing Yards (career), 13 TD's (career) (Grade B+ FB C- RB)
Play your starters
Your analogy with Derrick Henry and Dion Lewis is a bit flawed. Dion Lewis was a very good RB and very comparable to Derrick Henry at the time, whereas Toby Gerhart was nothing like T.J. Yeldon. In fact, Tennessee had to give Dion Lewis the ball in most situations because Derrick Henry was having a lot of trouble running the ball for positive yardage early in his career. He was almost becoming a bust. He later corrected the way he ran the ball. My point is that Toby Gerhart is nowhere in the class of Yeldon, Henry or Lewis. If I was the coach of the Titans, I would have no problem handing the ball to Dion Lewis in Lieu of Derrick Henry. I would confident that both could score.
Yeldon was HORRIBLE!
Can you do a video on why the Seattle V Patriots in the 2014 SB and why throwing the ball actually makes sense. Lynch hasn’t gotten a TD nor 1st down since October of that year when the ball was less than 2 yards out…
In other words Lynch sucked at any short downs since October of that year
Bills got fuckin screwed this game. This is the PI game
I miss Denard Robinson
I LOVE this series but this is a video that should never have been made, for the simple reason that the Jags did NOT run the same play four times. In a dumbed-down world where people actually watch ESPN and only know the players who they use in video games, sure, all runs are the same. A run is a run is a run. Except that in reality that is not true at all. The Jags called 4 different plays here.
1st down. Offset I. 2 TEs. TE in motion left to right. Straight rule blocking. Play goes to the 1 Hole.
2nd down. Offset I. 2 TEs. TE in motion left to right. Straight rule blocking. Play goes to the 2 Hole.
3rd down. Balanced formation - 2 TE Split. No motion. Straight I backfield. LG Pulls outside left. Counter blocking. Play goes to the 5 Hole.
4th down. Balanced formation - 2 TE Split. No motion. Straight I backfield. LG Pulls across the formation to the right. Counter blocking. Play goes to the 4 (or arguably the 6) Hole.
Each of these plays is designed to probe a different place in the defense. Each of these plays requires different skillsets for the offensive line. Each of them is likely to face a different defense. Statistically, the odds of getting 1 yard on any one of those plays - even factoring in that Gerhart is a pedestrian back - is at least 80%. With 4 tries the probability of scoring a TD becomes 99.84% by running the ball 4 times from the 1. Even if you think the play only has a 60% chance (an absurdly low estimate), you'd still have a 97.46% chance of getting a touchdown on one of those 4 plays. 40%? Now we're into stupidly unrealistic probabilities. Go take a look at the odds of getting 1 yard on 1-yard-to-go scenarios. I'll wait. 40% really doesn't even merit discussing. Yet even if the odds were only 40%, given 4 tries you STILL have over an 87% chance of scoring a touchdown. I'll take those odds every time.
I get that watching our teams fail in situations like this is maddening. Chalk it up to bad luck or great defense, or even chalk it up to home-team blinders, but this is not a dumb decision.
Not to mention they used a defensive lineman as fullback at least on downs 2-4 ( not sure about 1sr down ), and the guy was not very good at it.
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I like your vids but you said, “There’s nothing wrong with calling a run up the middle on first down.” EVERYTHING is wrong with that. It ALWAYS gets stuffed. Why call a play that the kid selling popcorn in the last row knows is coming? Any Offensive Coordinator who calls a run up the middle on first down should be fired on the spot. A run up the middle is a wasted down and shouldn’t even be in the play book.
Nice content! Keep it up! Would you like to be UA-cam friends? :]