Originally posted by Staz
We need defensive reads, and not just a "vision check" to know exactly what play it is.
And you rarely see a non-qb position having more than 2nd capped vision? DBs are "poor builds" if they don't have vision in the 70's or higher. LBs are getting there, too. DL is probably the only part of the defense that isn't strongly encouraged to hit 68 vision, and I think that might be slowly changing.
Ah, then we have another problem, but again it's fixable.
The relationship between the run game and play action passes is undisputed. Watch the 1st quarter of the 94 Super Bowl between the 9ers and Chargers.
1st drive, Shannahan shows split backs, runs an inside give to Waters. Later, same fomation, shows OH (run action) off the same look, and Waters scores a long one.
Same thing, 1st drive, Shannahan shows Haze motion with Waters with Rice from a short split, called Nasty, and runs a draw to Floyd. Later, Rice runs a pipe route off the same run action from the same formation with the same movement, long touchdown to Rice.
Normally, each play action pass is off some run action that you'll show. In this, case, all the run game stuff is already created. They'll have to do it backwards and create play action off what's already there.
We need defensive reads, and not just a "vision check" to know exactly what play it is.
And you rarely see a non-qb position having more than 2nd capped vision? DBs are "poor builds" if they don't have vision in the 70's or higher. LBs are getting there, too. DL is probably the only part of the defense that isn't strongly encouraged to hit 68 vision, and I think that might be slowly changing.
Ah, then we have another problem, but again it's fixable.
The relationship between the run game and play action passes is undisputed. Watch the 1st quarter of the 94 Super Bowl between the 9ers and Chargers.
1st drive, Shannahan shows split backs, runs an inside give to Waters. Later, same fomation, shows OH (run action) off the same look, and Waters scores a long one.
Same thing, 1st drive, Shannahan shows Haze motion with Waters with Rice from a short split, called Nasty, and runs a draw to Floyd. Later, Rice runs a pipe route off the same run action from the same formation with the same movement, long touchdown to Rice.
Normally, each play action pass is off some run action that you'll show. In this, case, all the run game stuff is already created. They'll have to do it backwards and create play action off what's already there.