In London: Road Block on the Screen

[gmf1369]

Technically it is a mountain blocking the view the rookie QB who is about to get walloped because OL are suppose to let the DL engage past the line of scrimmage to open up the receiving target... But it is hard to find the target when the OL is not only blocking the view but in the way of the pass to get to said target... Miss Communication or someone lost in his own shit? You decide...

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sorry but this guy is clueless to what he is saying, the real problem is the design not the play call...

I mean, I’d bet he wasn’t suppose to be directly in the passing lane haha. But at the same time, they sure as heck aren’t supposed to be blocking the DL either, so I’m not sure what his point is

 

[gmf1369]

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[skop]

1.) on the toss to #82, it's on Zach...just like the toss to #86 in the TN game. throw a rope to their face and let them catch it; it doesn't have to be a 100 mph, but get it there and fast so they can do their thing as quickly as possible!

2.) on the RB screen, from the looks of the picture, it appears that Moses is late to leave the stable, because you can see the other bulls out in front. had Tevin and Moses been in juxtaposed positions, Tevin is still running....and if Tevin sees Moses in the lane, get in another lane closer to Zach.

3.) my question is why did we not call either play again? they didn't stop it...we did.
run it until they do, or line up for (the WR Screen in particular) it, and audible for a fly route from MIMS if they recognize the WR Screen.

4.) they gashed us with the screen all day. they didn't abandon it because we stopped it one time.

 

[skop]

...another thought:

check the positioning of the 3 defensive backs against our trio, and the way the rest of the D flows to the left.
the middle is wide open.

that play can be a QB-WR communication route. play it as a screen at first, and later use the formation to suck the non-covering d-back in with a pump fake and have the receiver run a slant...there is nobody left to make a tackle.