Marcus Freeman, Jaylen Sneed & Cam Williams

When you say watch the game, are you watching a cut-up, like a cut-down, just every offensive snap with the group? Yeah.

Okay, so it's all ripping through every play.

Right,

right.

Okay.

Right.

All right.

So

let's go to our first play, which is, I think, the second play of the game.

This is an all-time tone setter from your defense.

We all saw Don Shuler knock the ball loose, but I want to know, you tell me what you see on this play and how it leads to such a successful scoring opportunity.

Yeah, I picked these two plays for defense because there's a lot of questions about, like, what is the triple option? And this is a version of a double option.

It's not the triple.

But if it's a triple option, you've got a dive.

We call it a dive player where the ball runs up the middle.

You've got an option of a quarterback keeping the ball, and then you've got an option of some type of pitch, a lateral option.

And so this is a double option where you'll have a dive player, which ends up being the quarterback, and you have a pitch player, which ends up being the guy that gets them on the jet suite.

And so you have to be accountable.

You've got to be accounted for every option they have.

And that's what I want to show before Don's hit and all those things.

I think it's important to show, okay, so as we get to this point, all right, the quarterback actually is the dive.

Right.

It doesn't always have to be the fullback, the running back.

Right now the quarterback, he is the dive option.

So who has him? Bubacar, who you see right here, you have Drake running inside out.