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Sep 22, 2026

Luke SmithGUEST
29:19
While we're talking about that, man, The violence that KVA plays with is something else.
Luke SmithGUEST
29:27
Nate Tice had a great tweet the other night to describe the way that he blew up Michigan State's running back, Cam Edwards, on that blitz.
Luke SmithGUEST
29:34
He just said that he detonated him, and I think that's a very astute way to put that because the way that that guy blitzes and moves around out there, you would have no idea that he suffered a knee tear 10 months ago.
Luke SmithGUEST
29:46
It's crazy, and the explosiveness and the violence that he plays with, there aren't a lot of guys that do that.
Andrew CallahanHOST
63:19
But...
Andrew CallahanHOST
63:21
It was a four-week blitz, and shout out to Nate Tice, who posted this first.
Andrew CallahanHOST
63:25
I didn't have a name for it, but you can kind of see where clearly they're trying to overload the weak side of a formation, and they came free.
Andrew CallahanHOST
63:31
And I didn't know Aaron Rodgers, as Nate tweeted, had trouble with this, you know, in recent years.
Jacob TissetHOST
9:09
This is just another example of why Joe Burrow is such a great quarterback.
James RapienHOST
9:12
Yeah, there was a couple of awesome tweets, Sheil Kapadia and Nate Tice sharing some data points on the Bengals winning on Sunday and just how the offense operated.
James RapienHOST
9:23
And let's start with Sheil's here.
James RapienHOST
9:25
The Bengals yesterday had their worst offensive success rate in any game over the past three seasons.
Tony RealiHOST
1:06
I call it a game that changed the game.
Tony RealiHOST
1:09
Exactly changed it in which direction? Well, that's up for debate right now with our guest, Nate Tice.
Tony RealiHOST
1:15
We'll be right back.
Tony RealiHOST
1:28
Oh, there he is.
Tony RealiHOST
2:33
That's what this game.
Tony RealiHOST
2:33
is our moment today.
Tony RealiHOST
2:35
Nate Tice is with us on Real Deal, and it's this scoreboard, an exhausted scoreboard at L.A.
Tony RealiHOST
2:41
Coliseum.
Dan MatthewsHOST
4:38
You at least have to make the appearance like you're going to try to run the ball, even though the Bengals knew damn well you weren't going to run the football.
Dan MatthewsHOST
4:44
but my whole thing is is it's not even just about the tight ends or even the ones that you didn't use it's something that my good buddy Nate Tice who we have had on one of these very videos in the past talking about the Texans personnel and how they stack up and he had this great tweet about the Texans when they run a gap scheme blocking scheme as opposed to trying to run a zone scheme Okay, look, again, I think that the number one job, especially when you're a coach in the NFL, is to know your personnel and then also be flexible enough to be able to fit your system to your personnel.
Dan MatthewsHOST
5:22
That seems like that's not happening right now.
Dan MatthewsHOST
5:24
I mean, take a look at a guy like Wyatt Teller.
Danny KellyHOST
26:44
And through two weeks, the Bengals, they're fifth in pressures, tied for first in sacks, sixth in h- QB hits, and there's this stat, havoc rate.
Danny KellyHOST
26:53
I don't know if Nate Tice made this up or if he's just passing it along, but I, I've heard him talking about it.
Danny KellyHOST
26:58
It's basically the percentage of plays with a tackle for a loss, forced fumble, pass breakup, intersection, interception or sack.
Danny KellyHOST
27:04
So basically plays that create havoc on defense.
Nate TiceHOST
1:42
[upbeat music] Hello, and welcome to Football 301.
Nate TiceHOST
1:49
I am your host, Nate Tice.
Nate TiceHOST
1:51
Football 301 is presented by Toyota, the official automotive partner of the NFL, who's giving football fans more ways to watch, play, and win all season long.
Nate TiceHOST
2:02
And thankfully, we had a win and a loss.

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Nate TiceHOST
92:39
[laughs] We might get a double ban.
Nate TiceHOST
92:40
[laughs] It might go for years.
Nate TiceHOST
92:42
Um, but I'm Nate Tice.
Nate TiceHOST
92:43
You can find me @nate_tice.
Steven HaglundHOST
53:11
Mike McDaniel, who we can get to next year, has not made significant improvements to the offensive ecosystem.
Steven HaglundHOST
53:18
And as a result, like If I'm anyone in the Chargers organization, I am pinning that tweet from Nate Tice asking if they would rather have the Cardinals roster instead of the Chargers roster.
Steven HaglundHOST
53:30
I'm pinning that on Joe Ortiz's desk and saying, this is what people are talking about with your roster after having $100 million in cap space.
Steven HaglundHOST
53:41
People are talking about the Cardinals who picked number four overall last year and took a running back with that fourth overall pick.
Sheil KapadiaHOST
69:02
They'll get picked apart in the spring like they always do.
Sheil KapadiaHOST
69:05
I saw Nate Tice had a comparison that I thought seemed like it was pretty good.
Sheil KapadiaHOST
69:09
He said Jeff Garcia, where I was like, oh, I could actually see that.
Sheil KapadiaHOST
69:13
You know, like like Jeff Garcia.
Taylor KylesHOST
4:19
When it comes to timing routes, you know, more zone coverage and a little bit of those stickier situations, they're still building.
Taylor KylesHOST
4:24
And we saw two of the biggest plays come when it was, you know, a non-traditional play where it's either a scramble or, as we mentioned, that dash pass that Nate Tice has kind of been showing the last couple of weeks.
Taylor KylesHOST
4:33
So it wasn't a good Drake May performance.
Taylor KylesHOST
4:35
I think that's fair to say he made enough plays, I think, that kept him in it.

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