Patriots OC McDaniels Admits Goal Line Struggles Require Better Execution
New England Patriots' offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has acknowledged that the team's goal line struggles are partly due to execution issues. During a recent press conference, McDaniels expressed his disappointment in the team's inability to score touchdowns from within the 1-yard line, citing several instances of poor execution.
The OC attributed one call as being "probably not the best" and another as being a result of an 'offensive pass interference.' According to him, small things must fall into place for the Patriots to achieve success in these situations.
McDaniels emphasized that the team's red zone struggles are significant, with the 10-2 Patriots currently ranking 20th in scoring touchdowns from within the 5-yard line.
In another instance of a crucial fourth-and-goal play from the 1-yard line, the OC expressed trust in head coach Mike Vrabel to make key decisions on game-winning plays. McDaniels praised Vrabel's judgment and confidence in his ability to understand the team's strengths and weaknesses.
The Patriots' inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities highlights areas for improvement under Josh McDaniels and Mike Vrabel, with better execution crucial for their success moving forward.
New England Patriots' offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels has acknowledged that the team's goal line struggles are partly due to execution issues. During a recent press conference, McDaniels expressed his disappointment in the team's inability to score touchdowns from within the 1-yard line, citing several instances of poor execution.
The OC attributed one call as being "probably not the best" and another as being a result of an 'offensive pass interference.' According to him, small things must fall into place for the Patriots to achieve success in these situations.
McDaniels emphasized that the team's red zone struggles are significant, with the 10-2 Patriots currently ranking 20th in scoring touchdowns from within the 5-yard line.
In another instance of a crucial fourth-and-goal play from the 1-yard line, the OC expressed trust in head coach Mike Vrabel to make key decisions on game-winning plays. McDaniels praised Vrabel's judgment and confidence in his ability to understand the team's strengths and weaknesses.
The Patriots' inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities highlights areas for improvement under Josh McDaniels and Mike Vrabel, with better execution crucial for their success moving forward.