My advice for Zach when he returns

[SuicidalSince98]

Use G. Wilson as your Steffon Diggs.

I truly believe this is what unlocked Allen. Diggs gets open, and he was able to simplify the game by having Diggs be the primary option on most plays. 
 

G. Wilson has the same special ability to get open, very similar styles. Zach should look at him as the first option on most plays, if he’s not open just check it down. If he’s obviously double teamed quickly go to your 2nd option or check it down. 
 

Do not worry about spreading the ball around, manufacturing targets for guys, or keeping Elijah Moore happy. 
 

G. Wilson needs 15-20 targets per game  .

Feed your clear #1, make the game simple, and run the ball. 

[Spoot-Face]

My advice for Zach:

[Warfish]

The NFL isn't like playing Madden at home in your basement. 

You cannot only focus on one WR, if you do, especially if you and that WR are not exceptional talents, you're going to throw alot of INT's and incompletions in to double and triple coverage.

Spreading the ball around (within limits) is one of the best tools a young QB has to avoid such problems.

[greasyt]

My advice:

 

[LockeJET]

My advice - Throw Bombs Bang Moms 

[Claymation]

 

[rtnelson]

1 minute ago, Warfish said:

The NFL isn't like playing Madden at home in your basement. 

You cannot only focus on one WR, if you do, especially if you and that WR are not exceptional talents, you're going to throw alot of INT's and incompletions in to double and triple coverage.

Spreading the ball around (within limits) is one of the best tools a young QB has to avoid such problems.

I would think the idea is make it clear youre trying to feed him.  Force the defense to double him, opening up Moore, Davis, Conklin etc.  One of the biggest advantages of having THAT GUY is that it forces the defense to adjust.

[Joe W. Namath]

My advice, audile to running plays until McDermott is back on the bench.

[Jet25]

My advice for him is to not run left or he'll get himself killed Sunday.

Be a man, stand strong in the pocket and you got to be willing to take the hits for some throws

Don't run outside of the pocket when there is a clean pocket

[Fantasy Island]

My advice to BYU.  Invest you salary wisely.

[GreenFish]

I agree but his progression is based on the play call. The comment should be more for ML. Build the offense around Garrett Wilson. The kid creates separation off the line of scrimmage. It’s amazing to watch.

Wilson’s first read should be to Wilson, one of Moore/Davis/Concklin second read, and 3rd read is dump off to the RB/run/throw the ball away. Nice and simple but should be effective. Build the offense this way and profit.

We also need more screen plays to Wilson, Hall, and Moore.

 

[JustInFudge]

Demand a trade. 

[TheClashFan]

If McDermott is on the field at LT, run lots of play where Wilson (or whoever is playing QB) rolls to the right, away from the inevitable pass rush, and check down quickly.

 

 

[PorP]

 My advice based on the oline sucking

[peebag]

Duck.

[Maynard13]

Advice to Zach:

 

[Greg555]

Jets can’t scale down the playbook in an effort to protect Wilson.

If he can’t go full tilt and have the ability to play off schedule…where he’s shined in the past - then he shouldn’t play. 

Steelers will just jam the box and man-up on receivers daring him to drop back to try and execute medium and long passing plays. 

I’m remaining hopeful and looking forward to a fresh start next Sunday.

 

 

[Greg555]

The biggest disappointment so far?  The lack of pressure from our D-Line. When there was pressure yesterday, Burrow easily slipped away and made plays.  It’s supposed to be the strength of the defense.  

[T0mShane]

1 hour ago, SuicidalSince98 said:

Use G. Wilson as your Steffon Diggs.

I truly believe this is what unlocked Allen. Diggs gets open, and he was able to simplify the game by having Diggs be the primary option on most plays. 
 

G. Wilson has the same special ability to get open, very similar styles. Zach should look at him as the first option on most plays, if he’s not open just check it down. If he’s obviously double teamed quickly go to your 2nd option or check it down. 
 

Do not worry about spreading the ball around, manufacturing targets for guys, or keeping Elijah Moore happy. 
 

G. Wilson needs 15-20 targets per game  .

Feed your clear #1, make the game simple, and run the ball. 

Agreed. He should treat it like sixth-grade theater camp and have his mom come pick him up ASAP because there are things going on there the likes of which she would not approve. 

[JohnnyLV]

5 minutes ago, Greg555 said:

The biggest disappointment so far?  The lack of pressure from our D-Line. When there was pressure yesterday, Burrow easily slipped away and made plays.  It’s supposed to be the strength of the defense.  

Why would you expect pressure from our DL? Saleh stubbornly insists on rushing 4. You know it, I know it and the opposing team knows it. Without a player like Bosa or Donald, rushing 4 JAGs is just never ever ever going to work.  Bench Shepherd bring up Huff and run 3 downlineman and scheme diverse 4, 5 and occasional 3 and 6 man pressures. Static defensive strategys do not work

[Claymation]

9 minutes ago, T0mShane said:

Agreed. He should treat it like sixth-grade theater camp and have his mom come pick him up ASAP because there are things going on there the likes of which she would not approve. 

That's a solid foundation to Summer Stock.

[Warfish]

33 minutes ago, GreenFish said:

I agree but his progression is based on the play call. The comment should be more for ML. Build the offense around Garrett Wilson. The kid creates separation off the line of scrimmage. It’s amazing to watch.

Wilson’s first read should be to Wilson, one of Moore/Davis/Concklin second read, and 3rd read is dump off to the RB/run/throw the ball away. Nice and simple but should be effective. Build the offense this way and profit.

We also need more screen plays to Wilson, Hall, and Moore.

 

This.

1. Wilson -> Moore -> Flats/RB/TE

2. Moore -> Wilson -> Flats/RB/TE

3. TE -> Flats/RB

1-2-3 max reads, A, B then dumpoff.  Fast, speedy, get it out of your hands asap.

Not Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Wilson.

[JoeNamathsFurCoat]

54 minutes ago, Claymation said:

 

Nania should have seen the 49ers backup LT who went in after TW got knocked out.

Worse than McDermott or at least equally as bad.

[jgb]

I’m sure opposing defenses won’t react to force-feeding 20 targets a game to one guy. 

[Barry McCockinner]

Just now, jgb said:

I’m sure opposing defenses won’t react to force-feeding 20 targets a game to one guy. 

Depends if Ulbrich finds his way onto another team.

[Jetsfan80]

42 minutes ago, JiFapono said:

Demand a trade. 

You were so positive on Sunday morning.  What happened?  lol.  

[Jetsfan80]

1 hour ago, Warfish said:

The NFL isn't like playing Madden at home in your basement. 

You cannot only focus on one WR, if you do, especially if you and that WR are not exceptional talents, you're going to throw alot of INT's and incompletions in to double and triple coverage.

Spreading the ball around (within limits) is one of the best tools a young QB has to avoid such problems.

 

Yup.  And while Stefon Diggs has indeed been a target monster this year (35, or 28 % of all pass attempts), Allen has still targeted 11 other pass-catchers thru 3 games this season:

• RB Devin Singletary (16)
• WR Isaiah McKenzie (15)
• TE Dawson Knox (11)
• WR Gabriel Davis (11)
• WR Jamison Crowder (9)
• RB Zack Moss (8)
• RB James Cook (6)
• FB Reggie Gilliam (6)
• WR Jake Kumerow (5)
• TE Quintin Morris (3)
• WR Khalil Shakir (2)

 

And those non-Diggs targets have resulted in 67 catches (73 % completions) for 670 yards and 5 TDs.  

Spreading the ball around is the ONLY way to go for a QB.  And fortunately, we have some pretty good depth in the pass-catching department.  Certainly we at least have some guys who are better than some of the receivers way down on the above list of Buffalo's target share.

[sciond]

My advice...

stay on the IR and wait for a coaching change

[Warfish]

1 minute ago, sciond said:

My advice...

stay on the IR and wait for a coaching change

Poor advice, Wilson will be gone (if he doesn't work out) before Saleh will, and certainly before JD will.

[Spoot-Face]

1 hour ago, Claymation said:

 

Live look in on Duane Brown:

[munchmemory]

My advice:  Head for Labrador. 

[sciond]

3 minutes ago, Warfish said:

Poor advice, Wilson will be gone (if he doesn't work out) before Saleh will, and certainly before JD will.

Then he should ask for a trade as he will never develop under this staff.

[RSJ]

My advice: fake an injury


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[SickJetFan]

make good choices

[Warfish]

2 minutes ago, sciond said:

Then he should ask for a trade as he will never develop under this staff.

The worst QB in the NFL last year, sitting injured, doesn't have the pull to force a trade.