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<\/a><\/p>\nThe defense is in a two deep safety look for a change, and the Jets come out with four receivers and a RB out of the backfield. \u00a0The pre-snap read on this shows man coverage, with a tight coverage towards the right of the formation. \u00a0If you look at the left side of the formation, you will notice that the defenders are playing back on this play, which means there is a better chance of a completion to this side. \u00a0Geno Smith makes the right read and immediately attacks this side of the field, completing the pass to Robby Anderson. \u00a0This is just a great pre-snap read, which was refreshing after weeks of seeing Ryan Fitzpatrick ignore pre-snap reads consistently. \u00a0 This is also the result of the speed of Anderson, because this is great respect for a rookie WR.<\/p>\n
2)<\/strong>\u00a0 The defense is again in a two deep safety look, which if you read these articles on a consistent basis, is pretty rare for this offense. \u00a0The Jets have the same set up as the above play, with one receiver to the right of the formation, and three receivers to the left of the formation. \u00a0The pre-snap read on this play is again to Robby Anderson because he gets the most space between himself and the defender, and Geno Smith looks at him correctly. \u00a0Anderson runs a good “pick” route, freeing up Brandon Marshall for the pass. \u00a0This is a beautiful read and pass by Geno Smith, exploiting the weakness in the defense. \u00a0This is just a great example of reading the defense at the pre-snap read and throwing a beautiful pass.<\/p>\n 3)<\/strong>\u00a0 The defense is again in two deep safety look, and the Ravens have good coverage on this play. \u00a0The pre-snap read on this play shows that the best chance of completion seems to be either of the outside receivers, but they have great coverage on this play. \u00a0Geno Smith does a good job of recognizing the coverage and decides to run up the middle. \u00a0Part of the spread system relies on the ability of a QB to move up field and run for positive yards, and Geno does well on this play. \u00a0Fitzpatrick has taken advantage of this in the past year or so as well, so it’s encouraging to see Geno take advantage of this situation.<\/p>\n 1)<\/strong>\u00a0 The defense is in a single high safety look on third down here. \u00a0The pre-snap read on this play shows man coverage, with the only person to have a defender far off the line of scrimmage is Charone Peake. \u00a0Geno Smith correctly surmises the situation, and looks for Charone Peake on this play and throws a good pass to him, but it’s dropped. \u00a0It’s not a perfect pass by any means, but Peake does get two hands on the ball, and it’s dropped. \u00a0This is a situation where Geno Smith reads the defense perfectly in terms of pre-snap reads but it fails here because Peake could not catch the ball cleanly. \u00a0 This play is about 80% fault on Charone Peake, while 20% fault on Geno Smith.<\/p>\n 2)<\/strong>\u00a0 The defense is in a two safety look, although the second safety is moving up later in the play. \u00a0The read on this play is absolutely beautiful knowing the WR routes, because Smith realizes that Marshall will have a one on one coverage down the field. \u00a0Watch the attention garnered to Robby Anderson on this play, with two guys running back towards him. \u00a0If you read the past film reviews, he usually has man coverage with teams conceding that he will run by them but the QB can not hit him deep. \u00a0Notice Geno working through his progressions as well, looking at the middle of the field to hold the safety before passing to Marshall. \u00a0This is another pass that has to be caught because this is a big yards after the catch opportunity.<\/p>\n 1)<\/strong>\u00a0 The defense is in a two safety look again, on a second and 18 play for the Jets, with the Jets showing four receivers. \u00a0The pre-snap read on this indicates that the right side of the formation shows the best opportunity for a completed pass, as the LB on Enunwa is off the line, and the defender on Anderson is further back as well. \u00a0Those are the two receivers that end up open on this play as well. \u00a0This is just a great read by Geno Smith, but it’s a better play by Quincy Enunwa, running after the catch for a great TD. \u00a0Countless times in the 20 games, the Jets continually go against the pre-snap reads, so it’s really refreshing to see a QB make the correct reads because he’s taking advantage of what the defense is conceding.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nNo Help:<\/h2>\n
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