KFT says KOC completely changed his game plan for Wentz calling Quick Pass plays.

Did he make the same accommodations for JJ when he was getting pressured 59% of the plays?

So, you know, it's crazy the data we have these days.

It's crazy because I was able to look up using true

media every route that the Vikings ran in the first two games. What a world, right? I mean,

imagine me, right? The person who wrote the book on PFF just, I'm like, you know, those Burger

Kings that have the place. That's me with all the data. I'm like, you know, those Burger Kings that have the play place.

That's me with all the data.

I'm just like jumping in the balls of data and throwing them up in the air.

It's really fun.

And the thing that stood out to me was that the routes on a lot of the sack.

So I looked up the routes on every sack.

I didn't see too many of them going

50 yards down the field. I think with J.J. McCarthy, the main issue was, and this is from watching

the tape, it's looking at the routes, looking at the data. The main issue was not seeing it and not

having the timing right. That to me was the main issue. And here's how I check myself is not only the data, not only the film, but also when

you listen to Kevin O'Connell talk about Carson Wentz.

He's talking about Carson Wentz as, well, the footwork is right.

The timing is right.

And that's why it worked.

And it's like, we don't have to read between the lines magically here to understand

what he's saying is the, when it's rhythm and timing, rhythm and timing, rhythm and timing,

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