Quarterbacks win games. Run fits win rings.
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Technically this video curses both teams so shout out to the meteor that's gonna hit the stadium at half time
He knows 👀
The 49ers are about to run for 200 and complete only deep balls but Jimmy G is gonna throw 2 picks on quick game
Can the meteor miss section 133? I'd like to live past tomorrow
Can't wait to see what the Brett Curses does this time
The real meteor is gonna be Brady in the NFCCG for whoever wins this one
brett, just wanted to say thank you for bringing such quality content that isn’t just accessible, but gets nuanced enough for anyone who has been around the game to be interested too. Best channel on youtube.
love learning something new every time you upload
Thank you!
@@BrettKollmann of course! been watching for a couple years now and it’s only gotten better man!
I second this! This is EASILY one of Brett's best videos. And on a complicated subject, mind you!
Superb. This is just what I like. Perfectly pitched, it really enriches my viewing of games.
Other shows take note! Viewers want to see which throws Jimmy G can hit vs coverages. Be like John Madden and dig into specific on-field film details. Sports fans aren't dumb!
Brett I think I speak for all of us when I say I want you to get as in depth as possible
So true
Brett just jinxed all defenses so bet the over y'all!!!
Jokes on you! KC hasn’t trusted their defence in years
Jinxes don't exist.
@@Horible4 It is a joke man relax.
@@MercuriSM about 2016 if memory serves me right.
@@pointblank0303 sounds about right. So many of the big names that got me into the sport in the first place
Nuance and schemes are why I love football, you’re the best Brett
Man, you make complex football concepts so easily understandable and digestible. Please keep up the good work! Love your channel to bits
I appreciate that!
This is exactly the kind of content that sets this channel apart, the public WANTS to know and understand the game more deeply.
Thank you for making it possible Brett, shout out from a fan in Brazil.
Thank you for watching!
It’s criminal that he doesn’t have a million subs. I show him to all my friends when I need to prove points only for the Kollman Kurse to come back and bite me in the ass. He makes understanding such a complex game so easy and you end up seeing the game so differently on Sunday’s. I find myself reading coverages and DB leverages now and I try to make the read before the QB does. Thank you for providing such great content Brett it really makes the game we all love so much more fun and interesting to watch.
Deep discussions like this is exactly why I come here instead of tv talking heads. Thanks Brett. Another great episode.
Excellent breakdown! One of the things that has been overlooked the last couple weeks and going into this game is how well the 49ers defense has been playing. Also the 49ers were down 4 RBs that game and had to start a rookie Trey Sermon. They also weren't featuring Samuels in the running game as much as they are now. It should be a great game as I see the 49ers running the ball much more effectively than the 1st meeting giving them a much better chance at the upset at Lambeau.
I am going to expect more of a shoot out then
To be fair, the point of the video was that the packers scheme was so effective against our blocking scheme that it didn’t matter who the rb was.
@@aja5933 Line play all day every day
@@aja5933 it will mater when Mitchel and debo usually fall forward a yard or 2. Our online has Ben playing 1000 times better to
Kyle Shanahan was also in a play calling slump, and 49ers offense didn't really start doing anything until late game. 49ers are vastly better team in every way since then, although Jimmy G is probably still around the same, showing flashes of greatness with complete stupidity and poor decision making.
I live in the UK. Mahomes brought me to watching nfl. But you my friend made me appreciate what it is all about. Mahomes made me like it but you made me an addict!
My defensive coordinator coached run fits every single practice when I played. It’s so critical in defense and I love that you’re touching on it here.
Great video Brett. This gave me a little insight into something Aaron Rodgers said as it relates to reading a defense pre-snap. He mentioned that he reads the defense pre-snap from the defensive front first, and sometimes doesn't even look at the coverage because the front tells him all he needs to know. I figure that's the complete opposite of what most other QBs do. It still doesn't make much sense to me how that's his process and that it works, but this video gave me something of an idea. He claims that's how his QB coach from early on in his career always taught it.
I absolutely love the deep theory you dive in to with this video. There are so few, maybe zero, channels creating these sorts of analysis videos at this high of a level. Truly remarkable.
as a giants fan finally free of a bad gm, i feel like i could run through a brick wall right now
Kook aide man Ryan 😂😂😂
fully expecting the niners to run for 250 yards and 3 td’s now
4*
Kollmann’s Curse comes through again!!! Thanks Brett!! Was so happy you talked about the Packers before the actual game!! NICE!!
How was this a curse the packers defense dominated all night, it was the special teams and rodgers choking in the playoffs again that lost them the game.
Hey Brett, could you do a video on the Bears offense and if there was any adjustment of the offense at all for the three different quarterbacks we used?
There was adjustment, in the sense that they changed the scheme every week because they had no identity and were clueless.
No more Bears videos from Brett. Please 😣
They made the adjustment real late in the season. It’s called Goodbye Nagy Goodbye Pace
God pllleassse nno
@@CASEMSTR 😂😂 as a bears fan watching the offense try and do anything was painful. Outside of hanging the ball of to Monty it was pain
6:04 "Cloudy or Clear " I call those "Run throughs" It's beautiful when it happens because it looks like a blitz, but its just standard run fitting.
I really enjoy this exploration of a more nuanced technical aspect of the game. Would definitely like to see more videos like this 👍
I’m a UA-cam 1.75x speed guy just cause it takes a long time for some to get to the point. I watch yours at normal speed because the insight you provide is unreal and not a moment of my time is wasted. Thanks Brett!
The best part is that I may not understand football enough to rationalize Brett’s schemes and concepts, but I still can enjoy the video so much.
Thank you so much for bringing out the tactical side of football for illiterates like me who never played the game in school
I love strategy games and learning this side of sports, but it's so hard to come by in sports media.
Much love to you brother, happy 2022!
I really wish people on tv could give this type of analysis at least on espn. This is what people want and it’s nice to learn new things that give you a better understanding of the game
As great as it is to investigate success like this, I think it'd be interesting to devote a video to something a team does *really* badly, what they've tried to do to change it, and if that works/what could work instead
What a game by the 49ers. You need to do a video on DeMeco Ryans and how incredible he is doing at protecting his QBs, disguising coverage, and making in game adjustments.
In my experience, when teams copy a gameplan that worked against the same team the last time and they have won, they loose now (or at least their gameplan fails). Mostly (what I guess is) its because the loosing team puts much more effort in the work after the game and in resolving their errors. The winning team doesn't, of course beacuse the gameplan worked, so no need to fix it. But the next time, the loosing team is prepared (if the coaching is adequatly of course)
Thing is lafleur has worked under Shanahan previously, so he probably adjusted to the adjustment
@@kghostthegreat true, that's not unlikely. But Brett said in the video they would copy the gameplan and at least for the first half of the game I agree
Ask the BRadyBucs the validity of your argument when it comes to playing the Saints..
Packers trying to run their plan through davante all game while other receivers targeted three times ☠️
This is refreshing content, sir. 11 years coaching football youth to high school and i always enjoy finding other people who speak this particular language. I was going to create my own YT channel, but I think I'll just watch yours instead.
A very nice breakdown, as a HS coach it was very pleasant to hear rational football talk.
Hey Brett. Love the content. The technique that Chauncey Rivers used on the zone split play is called wrong shouldering. We use it at the high school I coach at. Kittle wants his inside shoulder to knock him outside to create a hole, therefore Rivers gives Kittle the “wrong shoulder” to get into the gap. Didn’t know if you had this terminology. Great video as always.
Yep yep! I thought about putting that nugget in but didn't want to overload people with too many terms in one show ;-)
Jesus, this is such an eye-opener with regards to how important talent, scheme, and coaching are in this game and how easily a talented team can suck if it's not disciplined and well-coached (e.g. disciplined).
We need more videos like this breaking down schemes the basics the nuance of offense and defense. We all want to grow in our knowledge and it starts with this stuff
I literally enjoy these break downs more than the games themselves!
These breakdowns tell me what I’m actually watching during the game.
Can we get a 49ers hoodie ? Maybe use The Catch which I think is called Sprint Right Option or something more modern from Shanahan's playbook.
This game is giving me similar vibes to the Packers-Titans game from last year minus the snow. A big powerful running team has to come into GB in the cold and try to play offense. I have the unfortunate feeling the niners will be far better at it than the titans though.
The Titans rely on a single back for the most part…the 49ers as you probably know have a more intricate system designed to produce yardage out of anyone (and I mean ANYONE)
@@JahNuhThunDeeTheOneAndOnly I wasn’t trying to go that in depth but yeah
the Packers have been dominated on the ground in the last 4 weeks, they've been getting lucky and luck is gonna run out
Love the content! Your breakdowns are easy to understand and engaging and your Film Rooms are super informative (and I'm a Bootleg subscriber, as well). I really dug this week's topic because, as a general trend, offensive plays, players, and systems are typically featured on these types of videos. However, as a defense-loving fan, I appreciated the deep-dive, particularly how each level ties to the strength (or weakness) of the other. I'd love to see how the top coordinators scheme pressure from the front seven.
Love your work, please keep it up!!!
Make a "Gritz Blitz" hoodie and I just might have to buy one!
I really wish NFL broadcasts could show this better. It's almost impossible to see this in real time. The best I can do is recognize two high safeties or man, watch for motion as a tip-off to man, and maybe a few other superficial things. But for the most part, broadcasts only show the results of what Brett shows us in his videos. It's why I never miss these videos; they show me how much I did miss when watching the game.
Entered this video a network engineer, left this video a defensive coordinator. Thanks Brett!
Hey Brett,
Loving the new effects and graphics you have added to your videos!
You were right that this topic is very meaty. At the same time it the impact of the run fit doing well does force opposing offenses to dig deeper into what else they are good at doing. In the case of the Niners despite having a not-so versatile passing game despite having two of their BnBs that they execute so well being taken away (explosive runs and passes), they still flexed their execution on the quick passing game and it was working out.
This is great video, finally I seem to understand this concept well.
Can’t believe you did this to my Packers.
Thank you for the insight. Now I see why the speed of your defense really matters over the strength after you have technique. This is why DBs are now more coveted over extra DLs and LBs. I really hope the next generation/evolution of LBs will be more Micah Parsons-esqe so LBs can rise to prominence as a premier position once again.
It's time brett. The world needs Run Fits 2.
You are the only film person I watch, you’re the only one that doesn’t make it boring, you explain it like my old highschool coach but nice
Dude jinxed Rogers, and Jimmy G, at the same damn time, at the same damn time
Great analysis. I think both teams have grown & changed since week 3. Niners have an emerging Elijah Mitchell as well as utilizing Deebo in the backfield means the Niners have way more speed than they did when they were handing off to Juice during the Packers game. The niners fastball is faster, but the Packers also have emerging players that weren't during the last match-up. It's gonna be a great game & I think it'll be within 3 points.
Thanks for the jinx Brett, 49ers are going to rush for over 200 yards!
Well they did that in 2019
Yes. I love all of this type of content. I'm addicted to football and also addicted to this channel. Also other very good youtubers I watch respect the hell out of you. So do I. Keep it up. You're the best at what you do as far as deep dives
One of my favorite things from playing linebacker back in the day
Episodes like this are what make you one of the best football content producers and educators available to plebians like me! Thank you for helping me understand and appreciate this wonderful game even more Brett!
Liked for the simple fact that you’re sipping Redbreast. Smoothest whiskey on the game. Nice little vanilla notes with the Lustau
Inject this video straight in my veins. Your finest work to date.
Bro this got proven true in GB vs SF LMFAO
I have no idea how you don't have more subscribers. Your content is so well put together and your analysis is phenomenal. Keep up the good work Brett!
Mad respect. One of those topics that took me awhile to understand and you even explained it better than I could
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Brett. You help a lot of fans learn the game. I've noticed over the years I really like the X's and O's and different nuances of the game. That's why I wished I played so I could coach for this reason
You don't need to have played to be a great coach. If you have a passion for the Xs and Os, and can connect with kids, you will be an asset to a team. Don't sell yourself short!
@@truekingofthejungle9038 Thank you!
love the football content man! would also love to see your take on a whisky and tonic for your drink. a shot of jura, a splash of cointraeu and tonic is my fav
"This isn't something you'll see on sportsball news like the sunday morning shows"
Yeah.
I know.
That is kinda why I'm here Brett.
You're breakdowns of football are the best sports content.
seeing how the vid is titled and how the Kollmann curse works I expect the eventual Super Bowl Champion to win with like 24 rushing yards in the game
Thanks a lot for this breakdown! I'm in my third Season following the NFL and this IS definitely thé kind of quality content that helps to enjoy watching defensive Plays.
after reviewing the play, the ruling on the field stands, Brett Kollmann's youtube channel is the best NFL related content ever.
This was the most insightful analysis heading into this truly exciting game. Great job, Brett!
This kind of content has helped me enjoy the game much more. Thank you for these in-depth breakdowns.
I remember my 1st day of camp in college and we were going through run fits. Most confused I have been in my life up to that point, that was until we installed our 3rd down package with 500 different blitzes
Great stuff explaining an important detail of the game Brett.
After the wildcard snooze, this weekend is going to be dynamite with every team being a legit SB contender. Run fits and gap discipline may decide more than one of these games.
Great video as always, but I also really like the choice of whiskey. Not sure I've seen you drinking Irish before, but the RB Lustau is hard to beat
Would love to see a follow up to this one! Great video as always Brett
Man, I learn so much about the game from your videos. Never stop doing what you do!
Glad to hear it!
LETS GO BRETT THANK YOU FOR CURSING THE CHEESEHEADS
Great video as always the 49ers always match up with GB so well. I expect a high scoring game once again. We’ll see
The first 40 seconds have the tone of a parent about to give their kid "the talk"
Brett I been watching you since Flim Room 15. I'm already for your run fits video.
Really interesting video Brett. It's kind of fascinating to see the chess game being played out within the run fits and how each team adjusts to one another.
“QB’s win games. Run fits win rings.” - Tell that to Tom Brady 😂😂😂
Brady won every Super Bowl with a top 5 defense.
When you mentioned the short quick passing game of the 49ers I just had to go and see the charts for the Packers. I was amused.
Run Fits are great, but what is more important is execution. A bad plan executed well is better than a great plan executed poorly. Especially on the defensive front where shit hits the fan almost every play, you gotta rely on having the talent to flat out beat blocks.
I hope you do a post mortem on this video.
The game began just like this. However, SF adjusted and you could see them using the Packers aggressive lateral movement against them. The 49ers began washing them down as runners would cut inside. SF called several pitch plays which looked like edge runs but were designed inside runs to attack that flow.
This caused the Packers defense to slow their aggression l, which allowed Mitchell to get outside on several actual wide plays. Green Bay was lights out in the first half, but Jimmy's bad decisions and drops are what slowed down the 49ers in the second half far more than anything the Packers were doing.
As a non-American viewer you've completely changed the way I watch and appreciate America's game, Brett. Thanks for your work.
One thing I'd love to see a video on is how there isn't a holding penalty called on almost every single play and how the officials actually decide to call one. It's one of the most frustrating things about the closest European sport to American Football, rugby, where the officials' interpretation of certain rules can completely change the way a game is played or the whole outcome of a match. To me all those Defensive and Offensive linemen are just holding each other all the time, and don't get me started on pass interference calls and the way that is interpreted.
Best of your videos I've seen. Thank you for a great season of deep(er than most) dives.
Always quality content! I love your show!
Glad you enjoy it!
So, any possibility of a Part 2 discussing how the Packers walk down the field unopposed on the opening script, and then struggle to even get close to midfield for the whole rest of the game?
I think we all need that part 2.
So all SF rushing yard overs this weekend. Thanks Brett!
Redbreast... nice. I need to get me one of them bottles. Oh and the discussion about run fits was insightful too.
One of your best videos yet! As a huge X's and O's nerd, I love you content!
Fascinating. Do you happen to have a video explaining the numbered "technique" notation/nomenclature?
ty for this. great break down of higher level tactics and easily digestible 👍
The Deebo factor is a prety big deal too, they were not using him as much back then and can be very disruptive; I'm really excited for the weekend.
I just found this channel, needless to say subbed on the spot.
I have 500 assignments I need to do, but I’m gonna watch this instead
Both teams have been so different since that matchup…and healthier
Solid choice with the Lusteau. If you're into single pot still Irish whiskies, would highly recommend any of the Spot's if you don't have any. Yellow Spot and especially Blue Spot (although hard to find) are incredible.
I've been trying to find them for a long time. Hard to get in SoCal it seems :(
Thank you for believing in us ... Haven't had that kind of a confidence boost in my abilities since i was 8 years old
This title was exactly why I subbed so long ago, excited to watch this one Brett!
looking forward to a potential sequel to this video!
I learn a lot about football with every video you do! Ty! Keep em coming please!
What you're describing is Kellen Moore's kryptonite
Brett you had a video explaining thar the best way to attack defenses was to have a versatile offensive system, that is always changing depending on the opposition, I can't find it anymore can you help me?Belichick's staple philosophy of flexibility.
Ain’t this the same gameplan they were running last “Packers D” video? No wonder they keep getting outschemed every plays😂 #KingsburyDefense
Great video. It will be interesting to see if GB will continue to stop the run with Mitchell and Debo in the backfield. I think the game will be competitive only if 1) Jimmy commits no turn overs and 2) the SF Dline applies significant pressure.
I took a football theory class at community college in 93, you did in a few minutes what my prof needed 2 weeks to do.