Ryan Fitzpatrick

Yeah, so there were two guys. And the first one, if you guys remember, Stevie Johnson in Buffalo. Yep. So we did a lot of three-by-one formations. And a lot of that, you know, the one was just Stevie on the backside. If it was man-to-man, you know, I was going to throw to him. If it was zone coverage, I was going to go to the three-receiver side.

So I came up with what we called a you-do-you route. And I would just give him the Y, and that meant Stevie – You do you, buddy. Whatever you want to do, a slant, a go, a hitch, just get open. And he was phenomenal. His releases, you talk to guys, you talk to Revis, you talk to Sherm. When they say, who gave you the most trouble?

So I came up with what we called a you-do-you route. And I would just give him the Y, and that meant Stevie – You do you, buddy. Whatever you want to do, a slant, a go, a hitch, just get open. And he was phenomenal. His releases, you talk to guys, you talk to Revis, you talk to Sherm. When they say, who gave you the most trouble?

So I came up with what we called a you-do-you route. And I would just give him the Y, and that meant Stevie – You do you, buddy. Whatever you want to do, a slant, a go, a hitch, just get open. And he was phenomenal. His releases, you talk to guys, you talk to Revis, you talk to Sherm. When they say, who gave you the most trouble?

They would say Stevie Johnson was one of the guys at the top of the list. He was so difficult to cover. And then Brandon Marshall was the other guy. Just so smart. And some of that with him was like, hey, you can run an in cut here, but if the safety comes down, go ahead and make it an in and a go up the middle of the field. But you have to really trust the guys to be able to do that.

They would say Stevie Johnson was one of the guys at the top of the list. He was so difficult to cover. And then Brandon Marshall was the other guy. Just so smart. And some of that with him was like, hey, you can run an in cut here, but if the safety comes down, go ahead and make it an in and a go up the middle of the field. But you have to really trust the guys to be able to do that.

They would say Stevie Johnson was one of the guys at the top of the list. He was so difficult to cover. And then Brandon Marshall was the other guy. Just so smart. And some of that with him was like, hey, you can run an in cut here, but if the safety comes down, go ahead and make it an in and a go up the middle of the field. But you have to really trust the guys to be able to do that.

So there weren't a whole lot of those guys in my career, but those were two of them.

So there weren't a whole lot of those guys in my career, but those were two of them.

So there weren't a whole lot of those guys in my career, but those were two of them.

Yeah, well, I could tell you the Buffalo fans are hoping that Keon Coleman has a big game for that reason, to kill that narrative. But, I mean, Xavier Worthy, perfect situation for him to be in because Andy Reid, he's a mastermind. He's an offensive genius.

Yeah, well, I could tell you the Buffalo fans are hoping that Keon Coleman has a big game for that reason, to kill that narrative. But, I mean, Xavier Worthy, perfect situation for him to be in because Andy Reid, he's a mastermind. He's an offensive genius.

Yeah, well, I could tell you the Buffalo fans are hoping that Keon Coleman has a big game for that reason, to kill that narrative. But, I mean, Xavier Worthy, perfect situation for him to be in because Andy Reid, he's a mastermind. He's an offensive genius.

And so that speed and the way they've been able to incorporate him, different ways of getting him the ball, it's obviously not all just down the field stuff. It's some of the reverses and some of the, you know, cute plays that you can really take advantage of his speed. But I think eventually they're going to hope that he –

And so that speed and the way they've been able to incorporate him, different ways of getting him the ball, it's obviously not all just down the field stuff. It's some of the reverses and some of the, you know, cute plays that you can really take advantage of his speed. But I think eventually they're going to hope that he –

And so that speed and the way they've been able to incorporate him, different ways of getting him the ball, it's obviously not all just down the field stuff. It's some of the reverses and some of the, you know, cute plays that you can really take advantage of his speed. But I think eventually they're going to hope that he –

evolves into more than just a gadget guy um and he's shown he's shown some potential this year but as you said some of the sideline awareness and some of those things that it's going to take to be a true number one receiver he he's just not there yet but i i could promise you when teams are playing the chiefs he's one of those guys that they're going to circle and they're going to say we can't let this guy ruin the game they're going to know where he is on every play

evolves into more than just a gadget guy um and he's shown he's shown some potential this year but as you said some of the sideline awareness and some of those things that it's going to take to be a true number one receiver he he's just not there yet but i i could promise you when teams are playing the chiefs he's one of those guys that they're going to circle and they're going to say we can't let this guy ruin the game they're going to know where he is on every play

evolves into more than just a gadget guy um and he's shown he's shown some potential this year but as you said some of the sideline awareness and some of those things that it's going to take to be a true number one receiver he he's just not there yet but i i could promise you when teams are playing the chiefs he's one of those guys that they're going to circle and they're going to say we can't let this guy ruin the game they're going to know where he is on every play

Well, I mean, it would affect how I go about the week, which is trying to instill confidence in him, letting him know that we still believe in him, letting him know that there's going to be a big kick or a big moment in the game where we're really going to need you. And I've got your back. I believe in you 100%. So it's that part of it, which is the mental part of it.