Not Milroe Fault: Alabama Offense Breakdown vs Western Kentucky - Game 1 of 2024 Season
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- Опубліковано 4 лют 2025
- Alabama Football Offense Breakdown showing that 2024 season was not his fault. I'm breaking down the offense game by game to explain the inconsistencies of the entire offense this season.
Just about done with this video and glad somebody is taking the time out and from an ACTUAL PLAYER thats breaking down whats really going on on the ENTIRE field….invested in this whole series cant wait to see the georgia break down thats where our downfall got worse….everybody needs watch these videos u posting
Thank you for comment and taking the time out to watch my film study. I just had to after all the bashing Milroe received when I know deep in my heart that he was doing everything he could do in his power for this program, coaches, teammates, and fans. Please like, share, and subscribe. RTR
@ 💯im right there with u
watched about half and the other half tmrw. You are great thanks for the breakdown I’ll get back you when I finish
@@kingcon6950 thank you. Be sure to subscribe we’re doing film study on every game this season 💯🐘💯🐘💯🐘💯🐘🐘
excellent! I just finished. awesome great stuff. I appreciate this. Yup subscribed.
thank you for the sub! I am enjoying doing the film study for you guys to give you guys a more in-depth football perspective. Coaching you guys on what we are doing and looking for when we watch film as a team in the locker room and meetings. Roll Tideeeeee!!!!!!
I'm glad you took up the cross on this. This is the content we lack.
@@kendavis7827 thank you I just got tired of people blaming our QB for the things he can’t control
@@ThaTrueShowtime he can control over throwing guys and not consistently not being able to complete throws to the flat I like milroe and wish him success i just call it like I see it
@@MrHatcher5 what plays are you watching because Milroe has not consistently overthrew nobody up to the Vanderbilt game that we just finished. The only receiver who he overthrew so far in this film study series is Bernard in Vanderbilt. The only time Milroe threw a pass to the flats that was questionable was the GA game to Jam. Milroe scored 3 passing TDs by throwing to the backs in the flats. Like I said up unto this point where we are in this film study series Milroe has shown that he has the ability to be what coaches want in a QB consistently executing at a high level and rate. This season up to game 5 Milroe has been the most consistently executing player on our entire team. Not ball licking just stating what the film shows. Knowing yall, yall would say that the the throw he threw high to Dippre in the Vandy game was a high overthrow but in reality that was the only place he could put it for his receiver to have a chance to catch it. Just watch the film studies my guy. I promise you your perspective on Milroe up to game 5 will change.
@ThaTrueShowtime i was speaking overall dating back to last season he wasn't the culprit alone however you brutally criticize the rest of the team then make excuses for milroe you criticized ty when he's inexperienced how many reps he get compared to milroe in practice I think you know the answer considering you played the back ups don't get many especially compared to the starters online is trash tho and Bryce was sacked atleast 39 plus times his wrs wasn't getting open his last season but there's a difference between he and milroe let's argue respectful my boy also thanx for your contribution you helped the bama fanbase with a lot of great memories
@ I don’t make excuses for Milroe I just tell you all from what he’s seeing. I don’t heavily criticize other players it just that when you keep seeing the same player not execute their job as a fellow teammate and/or coaching perspective it’s get frustrating, because you know that they know better and have been coached better. I didn’t heavily criticize Ty I was just putting emphasis on the differences and why Milroe was QB1. Because of all the Ty is better than Milroe and should take over of Milroe’s spot as QB1. I’ve been clearly stating that the film shows it don’t matter who the QB is if we can’t block. So far doing our film studies; the film shows Milroe to be one of the best QBs in college football. And when you got defenders in your face it don’t matter if your WRs are open or not. I’ve seen times where the WRs were not open as well. Football is the ultimate team sport if everybody don’t get their assignment completed then we are not successful. Truth is up to Game 6 against SC which we are breaking down right now Milroe has been the most consistently executing player on the offense. And you just gave me a good idea. I’ll break down our offense last season and Washington’s 2023 playoff run so we can compare and the contrast Milroe and the Coaching staff 🐘💯🐘💯🐘🔥🔥💯🐘💯🔥
Good job 👍🏿
Preciate it my guy. I will edit the time stamps to where Ty gets in and ya'll will see what he did when faced with the pressures that Milroe was faced with and you will see that Milroe was by far our best option and how he saved our lives all year long. Without him the games we lost wouldn't even be close.
Make a blindside hit video..he got killed all year
@@jrrogersstang4696 I definitely will !!! and people wanna say he's the worst QB ever. I don't know a QB who wants to be hit as much as he was and that's not counting his designed run plays.
Thanks for having the insight to look at the whole picture and not being overly critical and unrealistic like most of these so called fans.
@@RoyFeagin no problem. I love the game of football; played the game most of my life so every aspect of the game I pay attention to. Thank you for watching and understanding the game and giving me a chance to explain to you that this year it was not Milroe’s fault
I’m glad someone is presenting the truth of what happened this year, instead of putting the entire blame on Milroe. Our fans can’t see the forest because of the trees. Teams knew the game plans before they played us this year.
Big facts. I got tired of people blaming the reason why we were competitive in those losses, especially with all the consistency around him, from the coaching room to the players on the field.
@@WillieDavis-s7c that’s because our retarded QB only knew 3 plays.
You seem to have some really good insight so I think you're a good person to ask. Do you think Alabama will get it figured out next year or do you think we'll see the same problems?
@@pirenn1 if we don’t correct the O-line and design plays where we have a mixture of passing concepts that aren’t all 15 yds plus; it’s gonna be a long and painful season. I have been seeing us make moves to recruit offensive lineman in high school and the portal. So we will have to wait and see. Don’t matter who our skill players are or who the QB is if we can’t give them time to run the passing plays efficiently
@@ThaTrueShowtime Damn that seems like a problem that would take more than one off-season to fix.
@@pirenn1 that’s why all we can do is wait and see; gotta trust Coach Deboer to work his magic 🐘💯🐘💯🐘💯🐘💯🐘
🔥 vid. don’t think coach KD scheme is made for a milroe type QB. i think it was mixture of coaching scheme + executive
naw it's not made for the O-line that we have. Our O-line was recruited to Run first, pass second. Meaning we are a run down your throat team. We're going to beat your ass in the trenches, but with Deboer we're going pass, pass, pass. So you're asking an o-line that want to put their weight on you ; play basketball in cleats. Which is why we lost mad one on one battles with pass rushers all year long. When my USF film study finishes loading up you will see that even our best o-lineman, Tyler Booker got beat in one on one battles playing tackle. Roberts got beat multiple times, Formby got destroyed the USF; game; prichett was on the ground countless times. even on run plays. If you watch the Western Kentucky game all the way through when Ty gets in, he's face with the same issues Milroe was facing with the o-line. even Dylan.
bet. you got a subscriber from me dawg. love that you willing to breakdown game to fundamental level as a former player. def need you to do this going forward. would love to watch more❤️
@@richlootenant9615 preciate it man. I will keep them coming. I'm doing every game of this season all the way up to the Michigan game. New game upload everyday. the USF game just went up. so enjoy!
Many times when he is sacked.....its because he holds on to the ball to long.
@davidw8045 if you watch the film study I have the timer on and break down every individual aspect of the game. On just about every drop back he had an avg of 1.75 - 2.5 secs to get rid of it on concepts that take 3 secs minimum to develop. An O-line is supposed to give your QB an avg of 4 secs to go through his entire 5 step progression. And we were not doing that. Just watch the film study. I break the offense down in it’s entirety
@ThaTrueShowtime I saw that live in every game they played this year. They just blame Milroe for everything. If he was a white QB and the same thing happened, they would blame the line.
Dude, the video is right there. Did you look at it? The coaching staff was worse this year than last year. The line suck. Milroe can't do everything.
@@leeedwards8323 probably so my guy . All I know is we should’ve appreciated Milroe because if we don’t fix the oline it’s gonna be a hell of a season in 2025
@@ThaTrueShowtimeyou should do a video on Milore drop back technique and footwork that’s some of the problem and the oc not relying on the run game
O line was the issue still not resolved we gotta get better in the trenches
@@bruceseals584 that’s what I’ve been saying all season but everyone wants to blame the QB because he’s the face of the team. Thank you for watching the film study and looking at it from a football perspective 💯💯💯🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘
@ThaTrueShowtime thank you for doing the same. Good 1st year for coach Deboer and Co. Looking forward to seeing how this staff jells is off-season and how the team shapes up.
@@bruceseals584 yep I’m eager to see what we have on the roster spring ball time. Meanwhile I’m just letting Coach handle the players that’s leaving and his recruiting
@ThaTrueShowtime they have a full off-season to get it together. RTR
Real Bama fans know that the oline has been a problem for us since Mac Jones left
The last play of the season.....he throws it into the grass instead of throwing it up into the end zone.
@davidw8045 on that play in the Michigan game, the play call was terrible and took hella long to develop; I will also break down that game. But I can guarantee you he was put in a bad situation.
And I guess you didn't see the pressure in his face
Yep they always overlook that because their eyes are focused on the most exciting part of the game which are the big plays down field. Watching the O-line play on passing plays are boring in comparison on a pure excitement value lol
On that very play he was pressured with a guy right in his face AND throwing off the back leg
@jjay2650 exactly. Even my bro who is a Tenn fan and has played football collegiate as well. Said the same thing plus, we called a play like we needed to win the game on that play when we only needed a first down. I can honestly say I don't think we were actually trying to win the game as much as we wanted to win the GA game. I think that the Michigan game was a "let's do enough to win and go home with nobody hurt" type of game. Honestly, I did not want us to go into a bowl game. I wanted us to focus on taking advantage of this offseason due to of the lack of offseason we had before this 2024 season by going out and actually trying to obtain the coaches we want, recruit the players we want, etc.
Do film on a better defense as well though please. Such as UT, Oklahoma or Michigan
@@CalebGrace-gw7gu I am. I’m doing all games from this 2024 season. just finished the first half of the GA game. Recording and uploading the 2nd half of GA game tomorrow 🐘🐘🐘💯💯💯💯💯
Now do this same exact thing with Michael Penix at Washington last year, and you'll see a MASSIVE difference in snap to release. 3.5 secs to 2 seconds.
That's a difference in ability, not coaching.
Naw my guy; it has ntn do with the QBs or Coaching. It’s all about the concepts being called and your O-Line play. Milroe has only threw Playaction pass plays around the 3.5 - 4.5 sec mark. Damn near all his passes have been out his hands way before the 2.5 sec mark depending on the concept called and execution from our receivers. In this game we couldn't even execute the mesh concept which takes about 2.5 - 3 secs to execute. If I look at the Michael Penix game film I’m pretty sure that they were calling more short, quick passing plays than what they were calling at this point of the season. That will be our next series Once we get done with Milroe. We will look at Penix and Coach Deboer 2023 playoff run in comparison.
Comparing Penix to Milroe is comparing apples to oranges. Michigan did to Milroe the same as they did to Penix. Milroe is a good good college quarterback but he is not Penix. Bamas offense is too quarterback dependent. If quarterback has a bad day so goes the team and no one else picks up the slack. They only win if the quarterback does well and is not pressured.
@ I wouldn’t be comparing Penix to Milroe because they are 2 different players. What I will be comparing is the offensive pass concepts called and O-line play. Our team success is not depended on the QB play; it’s dependent of the O-line. Every offense lives and dies by the O-line so your OC have to call concepts and plays to offset the inconsistencies of your O-line. in the games so far that we have film studied our O-line has been the root of all our successes and losses
The OC was trash. The coaching staff gets a D- in the 4 games they lost. The line was trash all season long. They had 2 and half games where the coaching staff did they job. The LSU game was one. The Wisconsin game was 2 and the half comes from the Ga game. Milroe checked off everything in that LSU GAME.
Sounds like you know football my guy 🫡 🐘💯🐘💯🐘💯🐘💯🐘💯
Milroe doesn't do well when pressure comes at him. He always wants to run instead of staying in the pocket and making the throw. He doesn't do well when he rolls out....he would rather take a 5 yard loss instead of throwing it out of bounds ( this has been an issue for 2 years ). He has always had a problem with throwing someone open. He has always had an issue with the short ball or throwing it to the running back out of the backfield.
@@davidw8045 he can’t throw it out of bounds from the pocket; it’s intentional grounding. In order for him to throw it out of bounds he has to be outside the tackle box of the pocket. Just watch the film study and you will see.
@@davidw8045 on film it’s showing that we rarely called short route concepts for him to throw and the one that was called this game he completed with ease and in a very quick manner.
You must be a Trump supporter
The last 4 seasons it seems the o line has been an issue.
Yep it has been. That's what the eye in the sky shows.
Milroe his problem was happy feet he is incapable of sitting in the pocket
@@shannonhyde1587 I know you haven’t watched the film study because Milroe in these first 3 games that we’ve studied shows that Milroe didn’t have happy feet one time even amongst all the pressures he was under; and stood in a collapsing pocket throwing dots; Ty this game was the only QB that showed paranoia (happy feet) on drop backs.
COACH calls the plays Bama...
Yep he sholl does lol. We can only run what's been called.
Tennessee, Oklahoma, and Michigan milroe proved he can not read defenses, receivers open the entire time. He had no pocket awareness. QBs don't always have clean pockets, that's where awareness comes into play, and he had none
@@codystevens9784 we will see the truth when we get to those game films. But so far Milroe is not the problem. With the O-line performing the way they are against way lesser competition; I can make a strong assumption that our O-line was more than likely the biggest problem. Especially the Tenn game. Milroe was pressured 29 times on 48 dropbacks. That should tell you that the O-line was getting their asses whooped.
@ThaTrueShowtime no one ever said the o line wasn't a problem, but in games where milroe had time to throw, still not seeing receivers, and overthrowing 5 yard passes, kinda seems like a him problem. He did seem to digress tho, first part of the season, he seemed to be doing a better job, regardless of the o line, not sure what the cause for the digression was
@codystevens9784 It didn't matter who the QB was the O-line was trash and the coaches didn't know how to game plan. When have you ever seen an Alabama team not run the football. So most of the blame has nothing to do with Milroe.
The line and play calling was trash in them games. The Vandy game, every fuc---- body let Milroe down in that game. The defense could not get off the field. Malachi Moore played like he was in middle school. He single-handedly blew that game.
Pritchett was ass he just hit the portal today
@gottiboyak4765 yea my bro just told me lol. He’s a Tenn fan and even he said Milroe got his respect because he’s been saving us his entire career here.
100% sometimes even most of the time you have to run to set up the pass especially the deep ball. Start getting those safeties to creep up. Many problems this year on offensive. O line was one but the biggest was the play calling was horrendous. Absolutely awful. Maybe this type of play calling would have worked better with a different qb that could consistently read defenses and read them faster but as a play caller you have to call plays that gives your players on the field the best opportunity. Milroe is a great athlete and runner with great arm strength and good accuracy most of the time but very average at reading the field.
@@Steve-ti8pm naw it ain’t have ntn to do with Milroe reading the field. Milroe as shown countless times that he can read defenses with ease consistently. If you watch the film study I break down every individual aspect of the offense on that particular play call. Most times the receivers were not open for Milroe to even throw the ball and then you add your O-line giving you on average 1.75-2.5 secs to go through your progression on concepts that take 3 secs to develop; as a QB it’s Ntn you can do but run.
What about all the fumbles
@@Johnporkjr9 we will get there but from my relocation all of his fumbles but 1 were due to his tackles getting beat in one on ones during pass protection; the only fumble he had this season as the ball carrier was during the Auburn game. This was a good question. I can tell you watched the some of the film study. So I appreciate you for taking the time out to check out the content 🐘💯🐘💯🐘💯🐘💯
First play just step up in the pocket
@@Johnporkjr9 There is no stepping up into the pocket when your tackles are getting beat right off the snap. Our LT got beat and lost the battle on the edge; our RT is not in the proper position to prevent the edge rusher from getting off his block going left or right. As you can see with Milroe stepping into the pocket, he got hit by the guy that your RT is supposed to block. A quarterback can not make any moves until he has completed his 3-step or 5-step dropback because he is going through his progression during this time. In a perfect world, your quarterback is supposed to release the football on the final step of his dropback, if a receiver is open.
You have to admit , his pocket presence was bad
@@Johnporkjr9 no his pocket awareness was no way near bad at all. As QB it’s your job to stand inside of the pocket and throw the ball to your receivers; it’s your o-line’s job to protect you. While a QB is executing his drop back he is in the process of going through his progression, on the last step of his drop back he should be setting his feet and releasing the ball in the direction of the desired receiver. Meaning that during this time he is solely trusting his O-line to do their job in protecting him a minimum of 4 secs which we have not done one time on a traditional drop back but 1 time up onto this point in the season as we just finished the Vandy game breakdown. If he takes his eyes from downfield and worry about where the pressure is coming from during his processing time it’s a high possibility that he misses reads and throws that he would’ve made if he kept his eyes down field. Most times when his pocket were collapsing he stood strong and completed dots as he supposed to do on pass plays. And when he could run and get out the way he did so with no problem. On all plays I breakdown everybody’s individual job, why this happened, why that happened, why this couldn’t happened and vice versa. Just watch the film studies with an open mind and you will learn a lot about the nuisances in football
Milroe airmail balls 4 yards over was heads cant complete a flat route consistently and cant read a defense or slide protections which was another reason he was sacked so many times
No sir. That's not what the film shows my guy. The film shows that our O-line was consistently getting beat in one on one battles. There are no protection calls for one on ones. The most the OC can do is block the TE and RB which they have done many of times and our O-line still got beat blocking 6 on a 4-man rush. Milroe as a passer up until game 5 against Vanderbilt (the game we just finished studying, he has shown us that those myths that he can't read defenses or is a slow processor are false. He’s still 100% correct in all read options and RPOs; when the o-line does their job and even when they don't he is very decisive and quick to get the ball out.
He won't do crap in the NFL unless he shows drastic improvement.
@@jonfillingim6928 watch the film studies and you will see that Milroe is everything that you want in a QB.
@ nope. He’s limited on anything under twenty yards, can’t set protections, has awful mechanics, can’t read a defense, isn’t elusive as a runner, and divides the fans base. You can be a fan all you want, but he’s a horrible QB.
@ that’s not what the film shows up to this point in the season buddy. Shows the reason why he’s still top 5 prospect as a QB in the draft
@ if he goes top 5, it will be a bigger miracles than the one in Music City. He’s a RB. If you take him before round 5, you should get fired.
@ I’ve watched him regress. His finest moment was against a hapless OU team. He threw awful picks and quit on a tackle. He’s not what any serious team wants. If there’s a Washington Generals equivalent in the NFL, he will be their first choice.
A lot of assuming on your part
Naw no assuming. I literally breakdown the offense using pure football logic from all my years of playing the game I love since 4 years.
Noooo! The seasons shame is on coach kalen da'ho! Period (.)
That we can't fully say because the O-line have been playing the most inconsistent out of everybody. On run and pass plays. Sure our OC didn't help us out in spots, but majority of the bad execution came from our O-line so far in this film study series.