Matty F. Brown
@mattyfbrown.bsky.social
Football at Angstrom Sports | Accredited www.seahawksontape.com | Host Seattle Overload podcast | Defensive Coordinator Sabbatical | 8+ years football analysis, 8+ years coaching
Throwback Saturday
October 18, 2025 at 11:44 PM
Throwback Saturday
Cover 1 from 3-high safeties, presumably with some funnel rules to handle the tight ends and the running back, where you could have the safety on the back becoming the player in the hole
October 17, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Cover 1 from 3-high safeties, presumably with some funnel rules to handle the tight ends and the running back, where you could have the safety on the back becoming the player in the hole
Comedy 3rd and 25 defensive alignments and coverage techniques given the the situation.
(Can't play cover 2 like this in this spot)
(Can't play cover 2 like this in this spot)
October 6, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Comedy 3rd and 25 defensive alignments and coverage techniques given the the situation.
(Can't play cover 2 like this in this spot)
(Can't play cover 2 like this in this spot)
The Seahawks coach can do this "too small" gesture evry time Arroyo makes a catch lol
September 29, 2025 at 9:39 PM
The Seahawks coach can do this "too small" gesture evry time Arroyo makes a catch lol
Josh Jobe's technique is sooooo polished (also a step kick bump n run guy so that's nice)
September 29, 2025 at 1:28 PM
Josh Jobe's technique is sooooo polished (also a step kick bump n run guy so that's nice)
New York Guinness not impressing
September 24, 2025 at 12:22 AM
New York Guinness not impressing
Russell Wilson is so cooked
September 22, 2025 at 4:01 AM
Russell Wilson is so cooked
no shot this is real right? Same birthday???
September 21, 2025 at 9:20 PM
no shot this is real right? Same birthday???
Clever from Shanahan for how Seahawks play cover 4
Love loses Juszczyk post-chip, sees QB looking downfield, feels #1 vertical, then is keen to find the deeper route coming back across the field (something the 49ers love throwing)
Knight widens with flat threat. delay of chip sees him sucked down
Love loses Juszczyk post-chip, sees QB looking downfield, feels #1 vertical, then is keen to find the deeper route coming back across the field (something the 49ers love throwing)
Knight widens with flat threat. delay of chip sees him sucked down
September 12, 2025 at 9:53 PM
Clever from Shanahan for how Seahawks play cover 4
Love loses Juszczyk post-chip, sees QB looking downfield, feels #1 vertical, then is keen to find the deeper route coming back across the field (something the 49ers love throwing)
Knight widens with flat threat. delay of chip sees him sucked down
Love loses Juszczyk post-chip, sees QB looking downfield, feels #1 vertical, then is keen to find the deeper route coming back across the field (something the 49ers love throwing)
Knight widens with flat threat. delay of chip sees him sucked down
Subtle from Shanahan but I like this as a way of popping open the flat vs. cover 4.
If the offense had aligned in conventional trips, the WILL plays the RB more like man-to-man
By motioning into a trips-ish look, then releasing everyone on downfield routes, both the WILL and the S think strongside
If the offense had aligned in conventional trips, the WILL plays the RB more like man-to-man
By motioning into a trips-ish look, then releasing everyone on downfield routes, both the WILL and the S think strongside
September 12, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Subtle from Shanahan but I like this as a way of popping open the flat vs. cover 4.
If the offense had aligned in conventional trips, the WILL plays the RB more like man-to-man
By motioning into a trips-ish look, then releasing everyone on downfield routes, both the WILL and the S think strongside
If the offense had aligned in conventional trips, the WILL plays the RB more like man-to-man
By motioning into a trips-ish look, then releasing everyone on downfield routes, both the WILL and the S think strongside
Elite nose tackle play from Byron Murphy here.
Very fast reactions to his guard pulling, able to cross the face of the downblock and wreck what was a tricky play design.
When he's singled up, Murphy does serious damage with his quicks and smarts.
Very fast reactions to his guard pulling, able to cross the face of the downblock and wreck what was a tricky play design.
When he's singled up, Murphy does serious damage with his quicks and smarts.
September 12, 2025 at 9:35 PM
Elite nose tackle play from Byron Murphy here.
Very fast reactions to his guard pulling, able to cross the face of the downblock and wreck what was a tricky play design.
When he's singled up, Murphy does serious damage with his quicks and smarts.
Very fast reactions to his guard pulling, able to cross the face of the downblock and wreck what was a tricky play design.
When he's singled up, Murphy does serious damage with his quicks and smarts.
Look at Derick Hall (right edge) persist through the chip, convert to power with a stab down the chest, and rock Purdy. Would've been a career highlight sack if he'd finished.
September 12, 2025 at 9:31 PM
Look at Derick Hall (right edge) persist through the chip, convert to power with a stab down the chest, and rock Purdy. Would've been a career highlight sack if he'd finished.
Ball-fitting is hard post.
The disconnect between Drake Thomas and Ernest Jones, along with a tough rep for Byron Murphy trying to hold against that combo as long as possible.
The difficulty of ball-fitting is a reason for Seattle to continue their nickel bear usage (more one-gap) on early downs
The disconnect between Drake Thomas and Ernest Jones, along with a tough rep for Byron Murphy trying to hold against that combo as long as possible.
The difficulty of ball-fitting is a reason for Seattle to continue their nickel bear usage (more one-gap) on early downs
September 12, 2025 at 9:26 PM
Ball-fitting is hard post.
The disconnect between Drake Thomas and Ernest Jones, along with a tough rep for Byron Murphy trying to hold against that combo as long as possible.
The difficulty of ball-fitting is a reason for Seattle to continue their nickel bear usage (more one-gap) on early downs
The disconnect between Drake Thomas and Ernest Jones, along with a tough rep for Byron Murphy trying to hold against that combo as long as possible.
The difficulty of ball-fitting is a reason for Seattle to continue their nickel bear usage (more one-gap) on early downs
On the Pearsall sideline catch:
Shanahan surely knew Macdonald likes to use creeper and sim pressures on 2nd and long as a way of speeding QB up to force the checkdown.
So Shanahan gave Purdy a longer developing concept, and the double move got behind Woolen for a crucial chunk
Shanahan surely knew Macdonald likes to use creeper and sim pressures on 2nd and long as a way of speeding QB up to force the checkdown.
So Shanahan gave Purdy a longer developing concept, and the double move got behind Woolen for a crucial chunk
September 12, 2025 at 9:21 PM
On the Pearsall sideline catch:
Shanahan surely knew Macdonald likes to use creeper and sim pressures on 2nd and long as a way of speeding QB up to force the checkdown.
So Shanahan gave Purdy a longer developing concept, and the double move got behind Woolen for a crucial chunk
Shanahan surely knew Macdonald likes to use creeper and sim pressures on 2nd and long as a way of speeding QB up to force the checkdown.
So Shanahan gave Purdy a longer developing concept, and the double move got behind Woolen for a crucial chunk