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本帖最后由 coimbrawu 于 2016-5-19 14:38 编辑
BRB的评论里面一个球迷看了Osweiler在野马的几场球之后写的笔记:
When we signed Osweiler, I was extremely excited that we wouldn’t have to watch Hoyer ever again lead our offense. With great optimism, came great anxiousness. So i decided to go back through gamepass and watch every single snap that Brock took last year to see how I thought he would fit into our offense and was extremely hopeful that he could be the answer to our offensive woes. My takes from watching the film aren’t going to make most fans pleased, but please bare with me and take from this what you would like. I’ll start with the pros to what I saw in his game…
PROS:
1. He was very good with establishing who his checkdown option was and routinely took advantage of checking the ball down to his back over the middle of the field
2. He definitely was not afraid to stand in the pocket and deliver the ball while taking massive hits
3. He could make plays with his feet for the most part when things broke down around him. He is a tall, strong, relatively mobile quarterback.
4. He was definitely a leader on the field and you can see it in his demeaneor. He wants to be great and it is apparent that he is very confident in his abilities.
5. He was able to make due even when his receivers / Oline didn’t give him the help that he could have used at times
Now onto the CONS:
1. His deep ball is very lacluster to put it in a good way. He may have a powerful arm that is able to stretch the field but whether it was due to his mechanics or to not being on the same page as his receivers, many of his deep balls were nowhere near where they needed to be.
2. Intermediate routes were routinely thrown behind or too low for his receivers to make a legitimate play on the ball. His timing was speratic and he really struggled throwing his receivers open. most balls over the middle were behind his receivers instead of laying it out in front of them.
3. His ball flight, being that he is such a tall quarterback is very odd. ,any of his short-intermediate throws have a downward trajectory which could be understandable seeing as how tall he is, but these balls shouldn’t be on a downward trajectory. many of these balls are hitting the receivers in the hip area where they cannot hands the catch and make a move to get downfield. Some routine balls were at the feet of his receivers over the middle which is very worrisome to me.
4. Much of his success seemed to be scheme driven. Lots of bootlegs and play action which is all good but I know I was hopeful that we were getting more than just a game manager out of Osweiler.
Unfortunately with what I saw on tape, a game manager is probably an optimistic viewpoint of his game. When the run game is strong, like many quarterbacks, Osweiler is able to make plays with the defense stacking the box. However, when Osweiler is relied upon to carry the game, or come back and win a game (outside of the New England game) he was lacluster. I was so hopeful that this guy was going to be the quarterback of our future, and after the draft, I was even more excited about what he could be with the weapons we are surrounding him with. Now that I have watched the tape, the draft makes even more sense to me. We drafted guys that are quick and will be matchup problems for defenses in the short area passing game. We have guys in both Millers and Ervin who hopefully will be able to establish themselves as weapons in this area and guys that should be capable of making htings happen with the ball in their hands. Unfortunately, I believe these guys were drafted to mask Osweiler’s defficiencies in the intermediate and deep passing game. For him to succeed, he is going to need these guys to exceptional over the middle and make plays after the catch. The Fuller pick makes even more sense because although I am very worried about Osweiler’s ability to hit fuller on deep routes, he is going to take the top off of defenses and this is going to be a necessity in order to get our quick guys going over the middle and Deandre on the outside. Unfortunately, and it kills me to say this, I think Jayson Braddock may have had something when he said that Fuller was Obrien’s pick and Osweiler was mainly Rick Smith’s guy. Obrien is an extremely smart coach, he knows what it is going to take for a guy like Osweiler to succeed in this league and that makes me think that his choice of Fuller over a guy like Doctson was out of necessity. He knows he has to get guys to stretch the field in order to open up short-intermediate routes for Osweiler to be successful.
I had hoped that after watching all of Brock’s snaps, I would leave with an optimistic viewpoint on him being our qb of the future but I am left feeling empty and realizing that this pretty much two year contract may be what I was dreading; a contract that is going to be that, only two years. I love Obrien and have so much respect for what he can do to maximize play out of his qb’s and his ability to put his quarterbacks in the best position in order to be successful. I just hope he has a good plan for Osweiler because I really think he is going to have to manufacture success for OS.
Keeping in mind, Brock only provided a small sample size and he is still very unexperienced in the NFL, and is still young. He has time to grow and develop here in Houston, I just think that if it is going to happen, it won’t happen overnight and he may very well struggle this first year. I hope we as fans temper our expectations a bit and realize this guy is going to have to develop extensively to be who most of the fan base wants him to be. I am very hopeful, however very cautiously optimistic. Obrien has got to do some work here for sure.
I realize this will not be a popular viewpoint and everyone is entitled to their own opinions, just thought I would give mine. I love the Houston Texans and hope for big things in these coming years. I think if the defense can remain a top 3 unit, we have a chance against anyone in this league.
Cheers
总体而言和球探的评价差不多,而出手点、手型等四分卫传球细节这些我之前没有细看,结论:目前来看他还是一个game manager,谨慎乐观是很实际的 |
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