Arians Problems What's going on with this Bucks team?

This is everything that you thought like like any sober analysis of the Bucks before the season started.

Had him right here.

No risk it no biscuit coach with a dink and dunk quarterback.

Of course, there's gonna be some tension in terms of how they're going to do it.

It's gonna morph over time into more of Tom Brady's offense.

But Tom Brady?

Not with Bill Belichick anymore.

Now he sees how not how the other half lives, how everyone who ever lived except for him lives.

He doesn't have the No.

One's perfect, but Belichick makes fewer mistakes than anyone else.

He lets the other team beat themselves right so he don't have that anymore.

He's with a coach whose human he makes mistakes.

He he's good.

He's I think Bruce Arians is a solid NFL coach.

I think he's a good coach, you know he's not Bill Belichick.

So now Brady is dealing with that guys.

As I said yesterday, the over under for wins for the Bucks coming into this season was 9.5.

I like the over.

I'd like him to win 10 games.

Everyone's like, Oh, they're gonna win 12 13 games.

Brady's so great Nana Brady Brady is as his q b R shows.

He's an average quarterback, which is amazing at his age, and I would say he's a little over averages.

Tom Brady.

I agree with that, but like middle of the pack high, middle, maybe even though the stats say maybe low middle.

But that's what he is, and he's got weapons everywhere.

But it's not a perfect fit, and he's learning the system, and he's doing it at a time when he's 43 years old.

So if you like them for 10 wins right now, there's seven and five guys.

They're gonna win three of their last four games, right?

Something like that, they're gonna be 10 or whatever.

They're gonna be 10 and six at the end of the season.

That's what they were supposed to be.

So, for all the like, even Bruce Arians is like, Hey, it's a work in progress.

Brady's doing fine.

He's calling.

The plays were figuring it out.

He's getting better.

This is what they are.

This is what you thought they'd be before the season started.

Well, first of all, I had, um I had him going 11 and five this season.

I had them losing the division of the Saints, which was probably at 12 or four.

If I remember correctly, that's what my thought process was.

But I'm gonna sit up there and look at Erin.

I'm not absolving Brady.

I'm just looking at areas just to significantly, if not even mawr.

We have periodically pointed to this, you know, things they've done schematically.

We've had a problem with it.

You have no risk.

It no biscuit.

But you have Tom Brady.

You got to meet him somewhere in the middle and drinking.

And Duncan is the way to go on go.

That's what wrote him the six Super Bowl titles and nine and and nine Super Bowl appearances, and you're Bruce Areas.

If you never had one on your resume as a head football coach, it might behoove you to listen to this dude and kind of do what he wants to do, particularly when you have the requisite weapons available to you.

And that's what I'm thinking.

I'm also thinking about the fact that you got a defense.

That's ranked number one against the rush, but number 24 against the past.

And I'm looking at what you did to that do called Davis.

We don't know if Carlton Davis will ever recover that beat down.

That that.

I mean, it's red that you see a cornerback not only alone on an island but left alone on an island to be so thoroughly embarrassed the way that he was by Tyreek Hill.

One minute you sitting up there and you backpedaling before you catch touchdown passes.

Another minute, you back, flipping into the end zone and posing on the opposing team's turf.

All in the first quarter with 200 plus receiving yards in the first quarter.

It was just embarrassing.

They had the camera on Carlton Davis.

You see his head down.

I don't even remember what he looks like because he had his head buried so low for so long on Sunday afternoon.

And then let's get in the Antonio Brown.

I'm sorry.

I know that he's not been around that much longer.

That that that that long, Rather.

But this is Antonio Brown we're talking about here.

You tell me on what day in the illustrious on field football career off Antonio Brown, where he's been targeted three times and catch two passes for 11 yards.

You trying to tell me you don't know to get that man the ball?

I love my Geathers.

Chris Godwin is no joke.

Gronkowski is a reliable weapon.

Scott Miller is all right.

We get all of that.

This is Antonio Brown now.

We could say what we want about the headache.

He might be off the field based on some of the problems that he caused, but there is no question that on the field we're talking about a Hall of Famer, one of the elite receivers this game has ever seen.

Two receptions for 11 yards, three targets against the Kansas City Chiefs.

What the hell is going on here?

You're damn right.

I'm looking at Bruce Arians.

Not just might not just Tom Brady.

I'm looking at Bruce area.

I would say The biggest disappointment for me this season with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers has been the evolution off them block there, blocking schemes for blitz pickup and four man rush for lack of a better word.

As you're looking at this team, you know, week after week and the development of it.

They have not figured out how to protect Tom Brady.

Here is the difference everybody talks about.

Hey, we're gonna motion we want to use motion.

And that was the whole, you know, clip with Mike and the whole conversation is having will be a about how much motion does he want?

I played on offense.

That was static.

We did not motion.

And why didn't we?

Motion?

Because we wanted to know where everybody was, where their alignment was, because that told you so much about who could bring, who could blitz, who was in danger, who was gonna try to trap who.

All of those keys you could use voice inflection on the snap count to get guys to tip again.

All of those things with the Colts and Peyton Manning.

And Brady has done that for his entire career because the bottom line is, every defensive coordinator understands Tom Brady's gonna be four yards or five yards behind the center at the end of every play because that's where he does his best work, right?

He's not gonna roll out.

So all the motioning, all the jet motion, all this of all that tells you his owner, man and all it can do is ultimately confused where the backs going and what Which guy is hot.

If you're playing Evans in a different position, Brown a different position.

God, one of different.

You know, the too tight in package all those things.

It becomes mawr complicated to tell guys where to block and who they're responsible for, so they're trying to make it simple.

The issue is they're not executing what's being called, where they have a six man pro.

And then you saw Kansas City bring six and they still get pressure.

That's that's execution.

That's not just on the head coach.

I would say this.

I'm hoping in the bye week Tom Brady and this offensive line and the running backs and the Titans, everybody who's involved in blocking it up because that's the answer you heard from Bruce Arians is we have to learn to block it up because you know he's gonna call the plays and he's gonna do what he does right.

Understand what that means and go back and figure out what's the best way.

Because when Tom Brady is protected, he is effective.

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