00:00Bajon made multiple defenders look absolutely silly last night,
00:03and Brian Robinson, and I'll throw the tight ends along with him,
00:05they made multiple guys tap out.
00:08Like, God Shaw, and I could go along the list of the defensive linemen last night.
00:14They were absolutely throwing in the white.
00:15That's exactly what Troy Aikman said.
00:18He said, this New Orleans film, they have darn near given up.
00:23They're doing these arm tackles on Brian Robinson.
00:26Brian Robinson's touchdown run, the one I'm talking about,
00:29where he threw one guy, sidestepped another guy.
00:32Great piece you did on Algier earlier.
00:35It's a different level.
00:36It's a different level.
00:37Algier was not – Algier is a wide zone guy,
00:39and he found a good situation for himself.
00:41But there is very clear, after seeing the game plan,
00:44seeing the splits yesterday between Bajon and Brian Robinson,
00:47it was 12-9 at halftime.
00:49Bajon is used to getting a 2-1 ratio.
00:50It's 12-9 at halftime.
00:52It's very clear why they brought Brian Robinson in.
00:54And if they finished 19-14, which we never saw with Algier,
00:56and I don't think Zach ever used him.
00:57Explain that to me, what you just said, in the wide zone.
01:01That was more –
01:01So wide zone, obviously, it's you –
01:04Tyler Algier has the ability to build up his head of steam in wide zone.
01:07You get to accelerate outside, stick your foot in the ground,
01:10and go north and south.
01:11Brian Robinson has the ability inside of the tackles
01:14to essentially take the handoff and boom.
01:16Like, he's up the field.
01:17He understands how to read the pullers, read the double teams,
01:20and he gets from point A to point B.
01:21Yeah, he accelerates much quicker than Algier did.
01:24I don't know.
