While the Hokies finally managed to get Tre Turner and Tayvion Robinson involved against Richmond, poor offensive line play and erratic quarterback play is the focus of this 13-play, 2,800-word film review.
After everything that could go wrong went wrong in the first half, the Hokies defense provided a chance to steal a win. The effort was undone by baffling red zone play calling and a lack of audibles that left Tech's most proven playmakers helpless to determine the final outcome.
3,000 word, 17-play film preview examining the importance of Virginia Tech's screen game, WVU's standouts plus scheme, and thoughts on what the Hokies need to do to pull off an all-important road win.
4,000+ word, 17-play film review examining how MTSU took away Braxton Burmeister's comfort zone in the passing game, wide receiver play that left a lot to be desired, winning the numbers game on the LOS, continued fundamental improvement on defense, and valuable work for inexperienced depth players.
Winning the line of scrimmage, a new face, and innovative utilization of personnel drive a dominant defensive performance. A 17-play, 3,600 word film breakdown of the Hokies' winning effort.
2,500-word, 8-play film preview detailing an effective UNC defensive wrinkle, personnel analysis, and the importance of forcing the safeties to respect the pass.
13-play, 2,900-word film preview of UNC's offensive personnel to watch out for, scheme analysis of the Heels' productive run/RPO attack, and how the Hokies were influenced out of position in the trenches last season.
2,400-word film audit of what the Hokies' ranks along the defensive side of the trenches need to do jumpstart the defense this season.
2,800-word film breakdown of what to expect from the Hokies' signal caller and the opportunities for him to grow into the offense more.
A pair of true freshman wideouts — Da'Wain Lofton and Jaylen Jones — have received plenty of hype this offseason. Breaking down how they can supplement the Hokies' receiving corps.
