Stoerner: "Texans OC Nick Caley was Absolutely ELITE vs Jaguars.."

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00:00You look and you see as much Davis making plays that this was a lot of Knicks.

00:06It's funny, I'm fixing to post the video of that play.

00:10It's the best play that I've seen this year.

00:16And I can't think back, my mind, my memory sucks,

00:19but I can't think back how far back.

00:20I'd probably go back even further than that.

00:21That play right there, Ron, first of all, you had your best.

00:27So for the Dalton Shultz touchdown, you had your best players on the field

00:31with the exception of 14, right?

00:32You had 27 in the backfield.

00:34You had 86 at tight end.

00:36You had 12 on the field, obviously.

00:38And you had Christian Kirk and Xavier Hutchinson outside.

00:41You spread them out, right?

00:42You had a trip formation to the field.

00:44You had Dalton Shultz on the line of scrimmage with his hand in the dirt, right?

00:48So let's start with that.

00:49Your personnel and your formation, I think, was conducive

00:55to getting your quarterback an opportunity.

00:58The ball snapped, right?

00:59Dalton Shultz collisions, I think it was, what's 44's name?

01:04No, British Brooks?

01:05No, no, no, for them.

01:06Oh, yeah.

01:08He collisions Walker when Walker's on his way to do what?

01:11A tackle in twist, right?

01:14So he collisions him, throws the timing completely off.

01:18Therefore, the offensive line was able to build a wall

01:20and not let that twist, that stunt, take effect and cause problems up front.

01:26All because Dalton Shultz alignment and Dalton Shultz release.

01:29Now, I don't know if he did it on purpose, but that's the way it worked out.

01:31So, look, I'm looking at that and going personnel, formation,

01:35immediately when the ball is snapped, the tight end collision in the defensive end,

01:38and stopping the stunt from happening in perfect timing,

01:40which has been killing our tackles and our guards, right?

01:43And then the quarterback takes a snap.

01:45The O-line builds a wall.

01:47There's five yards of separation between the quarterback and the line of scrimmage.

01:50The quarterback reads hard left to your trips, and that way there's nothing there.

01:56He holds the ball just long enough for Dalton Shultz to run it like an inverted back line.

02:00Typically, it's a wide receiver running to the back pylon

02:02and then running straight across the back of the field,

02:04and the quarterback throws it high at the crossbar,

02:06and the receiver goes up and either makes a play or it's an incomplete pass.

02:10When it's a tight end, he's running that back line, but he's running it inside out, right?

02:14And so that was a designed late throwback.

02:17Like, come back, read hard left.

02:19If it's not there, come back, throw it away high, and over the head of your tight end.

02:23Give him the chance to – that is a designed part of the progression.

02:27And he ends up getting back.

02:28Looks left, it ain't there.

02:30Boom, he comes all the way back right.

02:30He throws it high.

02:32Dalton Shultz goes up, makes a great catch, $12 million tight end.

02:34That's what you need out of him.

02:35And boom, we go on, and the game's a little bit tighter.

02:39It's a one-score game at that point, and now you're back in business.

02:42That was – when you put all those – connect all those dots,

02:46that was probably – definitely this year, but maybe in a really long time,

02:50that was the best offensive play across the board.

02:53That particular one, right?

02:54That particular play, the way it was designed.

02:56Are you going to post it and give a breakdown to it?

02:58Oh, yeah.

02:59Yeah, yeah, yeah.

02:59You know how it is.

03:00Come on, man.

03:00Check it out, man.

03:01You're going to post that sucker.

03:02T-Mail!

03:03Yeah, baby.

03:04I see it, man.

03:04Yeah, I mean, elite, elite offensive coordinator play.

03:08Again, from the plan, the prep, the adjustments, the feel, the timing,

03:13you know, not killing the momentum with some bunch –

03:16you know, some kind of formation that jacks everybody up.

03:19Great job by the play caller and the quarterback not doing that.

03:22I thought it was – I thought it was tremendous.

03:24It was good enough to create a lot of questions

03:27about what you do offensively moving forward.

03:29I'll tell you that.

03:29What the hell does that mean?

03:36Please don't tell me you're talking about the quarterback position.

03:38No, no, no.

03:39Okay.

03:39No, no, no, no.

03:40We ain't.

03:40No, we ain't.

03:41Okay.

03:42No, no, no, no.

03:42No, no, no.

03:43No, no.

03:44No, no.

03:45I'm just talking about scheme, approach.

03:47Okay, you made me nervous.

03:47I'll tell you this.

03:48All right, you made me nervous.

03:49I'll tell you this.

03:49I did a hit with my guys in Little Rock a while ago.

03:54You know what the – they ask me about the Texans every week.

03:57We talk about Texans every week in Little Rock.

04:00You know what my man said?

04:01Watches football all the time.

04:02Big Cowboy fan watches football all the time.

04:05He said, man, Clint, how quick did that game –

04:08how quick did y'all's postgame show in that last 30 minutes of that game over?

04:11I said, well, it changed quite a bit, as you know.

04:12He said, yeah, man, you know what?

04:14It just seemed like when they opened things up and spread them out a bit

04:17and were a little bit more aggressive, it seemed like they –

04:19it seemed like they found something there.

04:23Mm.

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