00:00The offense was exposed, Jeremy, for its limitations.
00:03Yeah, I mean, we've talked about it.
00:04Tyler Huntley needs a cutoff man to throw the ball 30 yards.
00:08He does.
00:08It's just, hey, he can't push the ball downfield.
00:11He doesn't turn the ball over.
00:12He made a couple questionable decisions.
00:13There were a few that were almost picked off,
00:15but there's a lot more that goes into it.
00:17I was watching the game with Rashawn, and Rashawn said,
00:20why won't they throw it deep two plays later?
00:23Rashawn said, yeah, they don't need to throw it deep.
00:26That one ball he threw looked like a punt.
00:29Yeah.
00:29Or the middle of the field.
00:30Reminded me of Peyton Manning's passes in the last year.
00:33Super Bowl, you're shot putting it.
00:35But, yeah, I mean, look, it was a frustrating day.
00:37There was some unbelievable.
00:38I thought we were going to come in talking about these play designs
00:41that Declan Doyle had come up with, especially in the first half,
00:44and just unreal thought processing and getting other guys in.
00:48Putting the tight end at the guard position.
00:49And just to go back to Huntley for instance, it's not just his rubbery arm.
00:54He just, even plays that were kind of made behind him,
00:58it's a low where you're throwing the ball so low,
01:01the receivers have no choice but to drop down and get,
01:03they can't run because there's no yak ever.
01:06So it's just a lot of problems.
01:07Exactly.
