Since it appears that we don’t have a means of asking Taylor hard questions or getting real answers, wondering if, assuming you review the tape, could weigh in in the following:
1) how much of the horrific passing game is a result of bad scheme vs bad qb play? My eyes said that Daniels systematically avoids looking at the whole field or taking the short stuff in favor of low percentage long throws to covered guys.
2) how many of the negative plays were the result of bad/wrong reads or holding the ball too long?
3) on those rare occasions when RBs get the call, do we ever use any power/trap/misdirection? If not, why not? Seems like every run other than a qb scramble is an attempt at outside with reach blocks.
4) the q4 td drive was efficient and used a lot of short/medium passes. Was that a change in concept or better execution of the scheme?
5) what is preventing the WRs from getting better separation? I’m guessing too many go routes. At least with Elic and Tiger there is some athleticism.
Thank you.
1) how much of the horrific passing game is a result of bad scheme vs bad qb play? My eyes said that Daniels systematically avoids looking at the whole field or taking the short stuff in favor of low percentage long throws to covered guys.
2) how many of the negative plays were the result of bad/wrong reads or holding the ball too long?
3) on those rare occasions when RBs get the call, do we ever use any power/trap/misdirection? If not, why not? Seems like every run other than a qb scramble is an attempt at outside with reach blocks.
4) the q4 td drive was efficient and used a lot of short/medium passes. Was that a change in concept or better execution of the scheme?
5) what is preventing the WRs from getting better separation? I’m guessing too many go routes. At least with Elic and Tiger there is some athleticism.
Thank you.
