Locked On Titans - Daily Podcast On The Tennessee Titans - Tennessee Titans Ryan Tannehill WORSE on Tape, Tim Kelly's Creativity & Peter Skoronski is NFL READY

Starting point is 00:00:00 Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill was even worse on the tape. But it's not time to bench the veteran quarterback. I'll explain why on today's edition of the Locked on Titans podcast. Let's get it. You are Locked on Titans, your daily Tennessee Titans podcast. Part of the Locked On Podcast Network, your team every day. Welcome to the Locked On Titans podcast.

Starting point is 00:00:44 I am your host, Tyler Rowland, Titans fans. Today's episode is brought to you by PrizePix, the easiest and most exciting way to play daily fantasy sports. Go to prizepix.com slash locked on NFL and use code LOCKEDONNFL in all lowercase for a first deposit match up to $100. A lot to talk about. It is our first Tic Tac Tuesday of the season.

Starting point is 00:01:09 I'm going to be diving into the tape, the coach's film, to tell you exactly what I saw. Ryan Tannehill was even worse on the film. Tim Kelly's offense was even better than I thought on the film. And Peter Skowronski is NFL ready. I'm going to dive into all that before I do. Thank you guys for making the Locked on Titans podcast your first listen every single day. Remember, Monday through Friday, Tennessee Titans content all year long on all apps and

Starting point is 00:01:37 always for free. Make sure that you get subscribed. Stay subscribed to the Locked on Titans podcast. Part of the Locked on Podcast Network, where it's your team every day. We are going to dive into the tape on today's show, but shout out to my everydayers out there. I got a lot of stuff for you guys this week. Tomorrow is What's Next Wednesday.

Starting point is 00:01:57 We'll talk about what the big storylines are going into the game against the Chargers. Thursday will be Crossover Thursday Thursday where we get behind enemy lines information and then Friday will be game plan Friday where I tell you schematically how the Titans can defeat the Chargers. But let's dive into the tape from the Titans 16 to 15 loss to the New Orleans Saints and of course we got to start with Ryan Tannehill. The big thing for me is Ryan Tannehill should not be benched yet. Okay? Ryan Tannehill is a veteran here.

Starting point is 00:02:32 He still gives the Titans the best chance to win games. All right? Now, I don't think that Ryan Tannehill should be the starter forever. I don't think that he should just have an unlimited leash here. For me, it's four to six games for Ryan Tannehill. If the Titans lose all four of their first games and they go 0-4, then go ahead and put in Levis, put in Malik Willis, whoever wins that opportunity. If the Titans are 2-4 or 1-5 or 0-6, well, it shouldn't get to 0-6, but if the Titans are 1-5 or 2-4 after their trip to London to play the Ravens, then absolutely you bench Ryan Tannehill.

Starting point is 00:03:06 You go with one of the young guys. Mike Vrabel gave Marcus Mariota six games before he benched him for Tannehill. You give Tannehill six games before you bench him for a young guy because if the Titans are two and four or the Titans are one and five, I'm sorry, but they're not coming back and making any kind of headway like they did in 2019. This isn't that team. So if the Titans are two and four or 1-5 after six games going into the bye week,

Starting point is 00:03:30 then by all means, bench Tannehill, bring in one of the young guys. But until that point, I'm going to let Tannehill kind of work through it because there are three big problems here with Ryan Tannehill that I saw on tape. Number one, he's missing reads or making the wrong read. Number two, he doesn't have the arm strength that he once did and it leads to bad throws. And three, a lack of mobility. I make the joke that he's 10-man Tannehill,

Starting point is 00:03:55 but that's what he looks like out there on the film when he's trying to evade pressure. But let's go in order here. Let's talk about the missed reads. So early in the game, he missed Hopkins on a wheel route. Just missed him. He was open. Hopkins had his hand up. He missed him. He missed NWI wide open on a wheel route early

Starting point is 00:04:12 in the game that would have been a touchdown just right outside of the red zone. Those are just missed opportunities. He made the wrong read on the very first play of the game. It was a 1-2-3 option to the right-hand side of the field. You had Traylon Burks running deep down the sideline. You had Chigaconquo on an out route, and then you had Tajay Spears coming out of the backfield into the flat. It was cover two, and I thought that Burks would be open down

Starting point is 00:04:35 the sideline. I thought the safety was too tucked inside. It would have been a touchdown. Tannehill didn't want to take that one, wanted to play conservative. That's fine. Well, then just dump it out to Tajay Spears. He gets five or six yards or he makes a move on the cornerback and gets even more. The worst option, the worst read was to go to Chigaconquo on the out route. But that's the one that Tannehill picked. One of the worst missed reads

Starting point is 00:04:55 that I saw all day was on Tannehill's second interception of the game. There was a play action pass, a deep crossing route to Chigaconquo and then a fly pattern by Chris Moore. Chigaconquo was open on the deep crosser. Not only did Ryan

Starting point is 00:05:11 Tannehill not make the right read and throw it to Chigaconquo on the deep crosser, which would have been a huge explosive play, but he threw it to Chris Moore and he under threw it and it turned into an interception. We'll talk about the arm strength a little more in just a second, but it was a missed read to start and then a bad throw to follow

Starting point is 00:05:29 and it turns into a turnover for the Titans. So that's just unacceptable stuff. And at the end of the day though, missed reads and bad reads are the things that can improve for Ryan Tannehill. He didn't play enough in the preseason. He came off an injury and missed a lot of games, or not a lot of games, but missed games at the end of the year last year.

Starting point is 00:05:49 Came off surgery. Tannehill probably needed to play in the preseason for real. Don't act like he actually played with those three snaps. But he probably needed to play in the preseason for real because he's just not up to speed right now. He's not making the right decisions. He's not seeing the defense correctly. And it resulted in a turnover once and a ton of missed opportunities.

Starting point is 00:06:07 But again, that's something that I think Ryan Tannehill will improve at as the season goes along. I think he'll be much better at those reads and those decisions here in a couple of weeks after he gets accustomed to the speed of the game again. What can't be fixed though is the arm strength. That can't be fixed. though, is the arm strength. That can't be fixed. Okay, and that arm strength, like I said, he missed Chigaconkwo, but he went to go deep to Chris Moore, and Chris Moore had to stop and turn around and backpedal

Starting point is 00:06:35 to come back to the ball, and it was way too short, and it turned into an interception. That's an arm strength problem where Tannehill had time, and he just doesn't have the arm at 35 years old to make that throw anymore, but he tried. And then you look at other opportunities. The missed throw to Chikokonkwo that was wide open on the double reverse pass. To me, that's Ryan Tannehill not trusting his arm. Hey, I thought I had a throw to Chris Moore earlier and I undersold it. So I'm going to throw this one a little bit further out because I'm not certain what my arm is going to do right now. And he overthrows it.

Starting point is 00:07:07 Same thing with Tajay Spears late in the game on the wheel route down the sideline. I don't know how my arm is going to perform. I tried to make some throws earlier and the arm strength wasn't there. I'm going to put this one out a little bit further just in case. And you throw it too close to the sideline and you overthrow Spears.

Starting point is 00:07:22 His arm strength is not there and it's manifesting itself in bad throws. Not only that, but there were two throws to the sideline that should have been interceptions where Tannehill, when he had better arm strength, could probably fit that in on the sideline. But he can't now. He's 35. He's had injuries. He's not warmed up. He's just getting older, folks. The missed reads, the bad reads, those can improve. That can get better, and I think it will get better, and that's why you

Starting point is 00:07:50 don't bench Tannehill right away. That'll get better, but the arm strength, it's not going to get better as the season goes on, okay? And the last thing that we talked about here is the lack of mobility. On multiple times, Tannehill either had the opportunity to step up with a little bit of pocket presence, or he tried to move around too early and he knocked into his own offensive lineman, got off balance, and took a sack. There's a couple of times where Tannehill has the opportunity to use some mobility and make plays, but he simply can't. He's 35 years old. He's had injuries, the ankle, the ACLs. He just doesn't have the playmaking ability that a lot of the guys in the NFL have right now. So the missed reads and the wrong reads, that can get better with chemistry and timing and getting back up to speed. But the arm strength, it's not

Starting point is 00:08:38 going to get better as the season goes on. Mobility, as he starts to take a beating and take sacks and the season wears on, that's not going to get better. So those are things to worry about when you have a 35-year-old quarterback. It's not time to bench Ryan Tannehill yet. The Titans deserve with their veterans to hang on a little bit longer and let Tannehill improve on some of those things. But, you know, if this thing goes to 2-4 or it goes to 1 1-5, or God forbid 0-6, then now it's time to make a change. Because some of these issues with Tannehill, he's 35 and they're just not going to get better. But with that being said, we're going to move forward, talk about some positive things, like Tim Kelly's offense, which was way better than it looked yesterday. Before we get into that, though,

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Starting point is 00:10:35 your first listen each and every day. Remember, Monday through Friday, daily Tennessee Titans content all year round, always for free. I'm going to be doing these tape breakdowns every single Tuesday of the week. And I want to tell you guys this, make sure that you follow me on Twitter at Tic Tac Titans, where I post film breakdowns there. Also make sure that you pay attention to what I'm dropping over at all titans.com for sports illustrated, where I'll be doing long form film breakdowns in my articles and things like that. People always ask, the NFL, very stingy about what film you can use. Can't use film on

Starting point is 00:11:10 the tape, but I'm doing a ton of film work on all the other outlets where I post content. So if you like me on YouTube, you got to follow me on Twitter at TicTacTitans. You got to follow my written work at AllTitans.com for Sports Illustrated. Do want to throw in one more thing on Tannehill here before we move forward. Mike Vrabel at his press conference on Monday said, he has to be better. He has to hit guys that are open. Not sure why he was so off on Sunday.

Starting point is 00:11:38 Can't throw into double coverage. I don't know. I wish I knew. Ryan has to be better. On Sunday after the game, Mike Vrabel said, hey, guys got to get open. We got to block, blah, blah, blah. But then on Monday, he said, I don't know what's going on with Tannehill. I don't know why he was so off. Ryan's got to be better. He didn't put the blame on him before he saw the tape, but once he watched the tape, he put the blame on Tannehill. A total change of how he defended or didn't defend Tannehill after he watched that

Starting point is 00:12:10 film. Because again, the point I made in the first segment, the film makes Tannehill look even worse. It's bad. Very bad. But that's something that we just talked about. Let's dive into this Tim Kelly offense because I thought the Tim Kelly offense was way better once I watched it on tape. And that's why I watch tape. I give you guys the instant reaction immediately after the game, and then I go watch the tape, and I come back,

Starting point is 00:12:34 and I either confirm what I saw, or I tell you where I was wrong and what the tape actually showed. That's the whole point. And I loved the creativity from Tim Kelly. I I loved it he had the reverse to Traylon Burks that got nine yards I love getting Burks involved in little gadget plays like that the way he was moving tight ends in motion the Titans were using motion across the formation a ton we're going to dive into that more in just a second, but using motion across the formation at the snap,

Starting point is 00:13:05 before the snap, moving the tight ends around. He was taking people across the formation a ton after the snap, before the snap, trying to cross the wires of the defense. Again, we'll dive into that. Had the double reverse pass that was wide open to Chigaconkwo that Tannehill missed, but a great design and a great place to take that opportunity. So love to see that. Screen passes that work for Ryan Tannehill that he tried to get to Traylon Burks, that he tried to get to Tajay Spears. A ton of wheel routes. Again, a ton of wheel routes. And then adjustments off those things.

Starting point is 00:13:36 I'm going to show you a couple of wheel routes, and then I'm going to do a fake wheel route into and out to the sideline. I love those sort of adjustments. Play action. He would use play action route combinations that the Titans normally run. I talked about it all offseason. My everydayers will know.

Starting point is 00:13:51 You have that deep post route to Traylon Burks, and then you have the intermediate crossing route to DeAndre Hopkins. The Titans have been running that forever off play action. Well, they were having Hopkins fake that intermediate crosser and then boom, go into a blaze out. I love stuff like that. Do what you do.

Starting point is 00:14:10 Use your bread and butter, but then have adjustments and counters off your bread and butter to catch people sleeping, especially when they're in man coverage early on. They had the king cat where Derrick Henry took the wildcat snap and then went out to the outside. It looked like a power option with him and Tajay Spears. Now, Derrick Henry entirely missed the hole on that play

Starting point is 00:14:29 and then lost his balance trying to cut and fell down when it should have been a touchdown, quite honestly, with how it was blocked up and how open it was. But that's besides the point. I'll show that at a later date on the tape later in the week. But that's a design by Tim Kelly that I really liked. 61% of first downs, they threw passes. We've been asking for that.

Starting point is 00:14:49 We saw Pony with Tajay Spears and Derrick Henry both in the backfield at the same time. We saw orbit motion with Traylon Burks coming behind the quarterback in motion. And we saw them do multiple different plays off that motion to show similar looks and then confuse the defense. I love all that. We saw jet motion with Spears multiple times. The Titans kept running Tajay Spears in jet motion. One time, they did a play-action pass off of it.

Starting point is 00:15:15 The next time, they gave it to Derrick Henry frontside. The next time, they gave it to Derrick Henry weakside. Weakside run with at-snap motion going the opposite direction. My God, Tim Kelly. I was having so much fun watching the offensive tape. Now, some of the personal execution ruined some things. Ryan Tannehill specifically really ruined a lot of great schemed-up plays that Tim Kelly had.

Starting point is 00:15:38 We all talk about these open passes that Ryan Tannehill missed. Well, who got these guys open? It was Tim Kelly. So, I loved all of that creativity from Tim Kelly. And again, I talked about one of the keys to victory for the Titans schematically was attacking man coverage because the Saints like to play man. Tim Kelly did that early down wheel routes, trying to catch the Saints and man coverage and have tight ends and running backs going down the sideline with cornerback or with linebackers chasing them behind mismatches. There was play action counters. Like I said,

Starting point is 00:16:10 fake the intermediate crosser, go into a blaze out, fake the wheel route, turn it into an out route. I love that stuff. Those are adjustments and counters to what you already do. I talked about the motion. The Titans were using at snap motion. It's not just about sending a guy in motion. It's about doing it while it's at the snap. And here's the thing. When teams are going to play a ton of man coverage against the Titans, which the Saints did, which the Titans have gotten for years now, a ton of man coverage. One of the ways that you can manipulate the box is to use that against them. So if you have a safety play in man coverage on a tight end, or you have a safety play in man coverage on Tajay Spears when he split out as a wide receiver,

Starting point is 00:16:50 run that guy to the opposite side of the run, and now you're taking away a guy who could be on the front side of the run play. You are manipulating the math using the coverage rules of the defense against them. So the Titans were using a ton of at-snap motion and motion in general to get Saints defenders from one side of the formation to the other side,

Starting point is 00:17:11 which helps give you more advantageous situations in the run game math. All right, I love that. That's great stuff from Tim Kelly. And again, a ton of people crossing the formation. So the Titans would run Chigakonkwo in motion to the left, hike the ball while he's in motion, and then have Trevon Wesko come from the left

Starting point is 00:17:31 and cross back to the right. If you're in man coverage, your defenders are going all over the place. Who knows where the ball is going? You are crossing the wires of the defense. And the Titans are going to continue to get man coverage all year long. So seeing these things that Tim Kelly is doing to use man coverage against the defense. And the Titans are going to continue to get man coverage all year long. So seeing these things that Tim Kelly is doing to use man coverage against the defense, use their rules on defense against them, it's absolutely fantastic. It's like judo. It's like how you use the guy you're going

Starting point is 00:17:57 against, you use his body weight and his momentum to trap him and get him into the move that you want. You are using what the opposition is doing and using that to be their demise. You're giving them the rope, okay? So I personally, from all that love what Tim Kelly was doing, I liked what I saw from the Titans offense. I complained about the five wide stuff yesterday, but the five wide stuff makes quick, easy reads for Ryan Tannehill. It makes it easy for the offensive line to create the matchups and to know where they're going to be and what they're going to do. The Saints wanted to crowd the line of scrimmage and bring pressure, which everybody does to the Titans. It's much more difficult to put six people on the line of

Starting point is 00:18:36 scrimmage when the Titans go five wide. So I forgive Tim Kelly for that. I understand what they were doing, but overall, attacking man coverage in diverse ways, countering what your bread and butters are, being creative with your play design. I mean, I liked pretty much a lot what I saw from Tim Kelly, and I think I was wrong about my initial diagnosis there. The Saints did some creative things on defense, though. They countered that early man coverage and started playing some zone late. They would drop eight guys into coverage and only rush three and they would have five guys in man and three guys in zones watching Tannehill's eyes. That makes it really difficult for Tannehill to do anything, but it was a chess match out there.

Starting point is 00:19:19 I thought Tim Kelly did enough to get the Titans the win and it was Tannehill who really let him down. And I thought Mike Vrabel's comments at the press conference that I started this segment with kind of gave you a window into the thoughts as well. Tannehill was worse than even the game film or even the TV copy looked. Tannehill was even worse than that. So we're going to talk about Peter Skowronski. The rookie guard was fantastic in his debut,

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Starting point is 00:21:35 of the 2023 regular season. Diving into the film, talking about the tape, my all 22 review. We talked about Ryan Tannehill and how the tape was even worse than what we saw on TV, but it's still not time to bench the veteran just yet. We talked about Tim Kelly's offense being a lot better than it looked on TV, which is awesome news. Now I want to continue the great news because Titans first round rookie offensive lineman Peter Skowronski was awesome.

Starting point is 00:22:08 He was really, really good in this game. And I'm going to tell you guys why before I get into it. Thank you again for making the Locked on Titans podcast your first listen each and every day. Remember, Monday through Friday, Tennessee Titans content all year round, always for free. It's your team every day here on the Locked on Titans podcast. Shout out to my everydayers. Let me know who you guys are down below in the comment section. Couldn't do it without you.

Starting point is 00:22:30 I have a ton of great content coming up. What's next Wednesday? We're going to talk about what the Titans need to do going forward against the Chargers. Crossover Thursday, where we have the host of Locked on Chargers on to break down this matchup. Friday is Game Plan Friday, where I tell you what the Tennessee Titans need to do to beat the Chargers. And then of course I'll be back live on Sunday night. With two different episodes. Breaking down the game.

Starting point is 00:22:53 So a lot of stuff coming your guys' way. Speaking of that. My film work is going to be on Twitter. At Tic Tac Titans. On TikTok. At Locked On Titans. I write for Sports Illustrated. At AllTitans.com Check out the work over there. So much film work that I'm going to be putting out this week. Make sure that you Illustrated at alltitans.com. Check out the work over there.

Starting point is 00:23:05 So much film work that I'm going to be putting out this week. Make sure that you guys gobble up at all. But Peter Skowronski, the highest graded offensive Tennessee Titan in this game, 81.3. He had a 74.2 pass blocking grade. I think it was a 77, 78 run blocking grade. Trying to remember off the top of my head from looking at it earlier. But gave up one pressure and one sack. And honestly, in my opinion, you look at that sack,

Starting point is 00:23:36 it was Andre Dillard who, Dillard should have been helping with the twist stunt and he should have stayed with Skowronski to deal with Cam Jordan, and instead, he peeled off to help Tajay Spears with Pete Werner. I don't know why. Why would you peel off to help on a linebacker who's not close

Starting point is 00:23:55 instead of sticking with Skowronski and helping on one of the best pass rushers in the NFL for the last decade? I don't know. I mean, Andre Dillard was not good in this game, so it is what it is, but I mean, the sack is on Skowronski, the pressure is on Skowronski, but I don't know.

Starting point is 00:24:13 Whatever. I would coach that up for Dillard to stay inside rather than go outside, which is Mike Vrabel teaches inside out anyways. We'll move forward. Other than that though, Skowronski won in one-on-one situations in pass protection where it's just him against the defensive lineman. He won over and over. I don't recall seeing him lose a one-on-one pass blocking situation. He also was able to help

Starting point is 00:24:37 because, look, who are the two worst pass blockers on the Titans offensive line? Aaron Brewer at center who can get bullied, and then Andre Dillard. Alright? At least in the game. So when Skowronski is in the middle of both of those guys, he can help on either side. So Skowronski either won one-on-one, or was helping Dillard or helping Aaron Brewer,

Starting point is 00:24:58 which is huge for the Titans' offensive health. You know what I'm saying? Skowronski was the best offensive player for the Titans. It's kind of absurd, but that is what happened. So good. So good. Not only did he do that, but in run blocking, whether it be a combination block where he's double teaming and climbing to the second level,

Starting point is 00:25:19 whether it be just a pure double team where they're trying to drive a guy off the ball, whether it be a down block where he's able to down block on a nose tackle, Skowronski moved people, man. He moved people. It was a very impressive debut. It was very impressive. Quite honestly. Mike Vrabel

Starting point is 00:25:36 even talked about it on Monday. He said, quote, he's a fit for this league. He's got good play strength. It's a fact. And I just want to take time to make this point. Thank the heavens that the Titans lost to the Jags. Otherwise, they would have got blitzed by the Chargers.

Starting point is 00:26:01 Had to play the Bills again with Josh Dobbs at quarterback at best. Instead, the Titans lost and ended up with Peter Skowronski, who is the best offensive lineman on their team and who will probably be on their team for the next eight years as a starting solid offensive lineman. He's only going to get better, and he as a starting solid offensive lineman. He's only going to get better, and he was already their best offensive lineman. So a lot of you folks were in my comments, in my mentions on Twitter last year

Starting point is 00:26:36 calling me loser's mentality, not a real fan, blah, blah, blah. I have followed this team religiously for 25 years. You think that I'm not really a fan? Or that I have a loser's mentality? Because I had the foresight to realize the situation the Titans were in and know that they needed that top 11 pick so they could get a blue chip player? and know that they needed that top 11 pick so they could get a blue chip player. See, guys, you don't always like what I tell you

Starting point is 00:27:09 when it's happening. I get it. Guys telling you the Titans should lose the division and lose to the Jacksonville Jaguars. And, uh, no! No! But, guys, sometimes the stuff that I tell you doesn't go down easy.

Starting point is 00:27:21 Sometimes it's the medicine you need to hear. All right? That's all I have to say about that. Tannehill was even worse on film, but you gotta give him at least four to six games before you bench him and go with one of the young guys. Tim Kelly's offense was way better than it looked

Starting point is 00:27:38 on TV, and I'm excited about what he can do throughout the rest of the season, and Peter Skowronski is already the best offensive lineman on the Titans, and he's only going to get better. So, wasn't all good, but hey, stayed as positive as I could. Very excited about the season going forward. Hope you guys are too.

Starting point is 00:27:53 I will be back with you all again at TicTacTitans on Twitter, alltitans.com. My film work will be out on Tuesday and the rest of the week. But that is going to do it for me today, folks. As always, I am your host, Tyler Rowland, and this was Locked on Titans.

Locked On Titans - Daily Podcast On The Tennessee Titans - Tennessee Titans Ryan Tannehill WORSE on Tape, Tim Kelly's Creativity & Peter Skoronski is NFL READY

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