A major change Cameron has to make...hot route

Alfred Blue is our best RB by far at pass protection...it's the reason he passed some of the
othher RBs early in their careers.

Damn, you should have applied for the OC job..

What always I've always wondered about these sort of posts is that how does the OP there were no hot route options?

The OP has no idea what any of the cadences mean.

The OP would have to HEAR a cadence or Mett calling out a hot route possibility?

How would the OP know what WR would be called for that hot route?

Has the OP seen the playbook to know that the QB and WR's aren't given the options of calling hot routes?


I agree with Duckie. frick it. Red 7 Red 7 means hot route on every football field in america.

Unless you're in Maryland and you'd have to add Crabcakes somewhere in there because that's what they do.

Everyone is a coach and knows exactly what they're looking at and can hear everything even though they're either in the stadium with 90,000+ other people screaming or watching the television where Mett's miked up and only the OP's sound system can pick that up.

I laugh at idiots like you that act like they know what they are talking about. Thanks for the input, coach.

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Damn, you should have applied for the OC job..

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I am not responding to the hot route versus non hot route debate.

But the above comment is so juvenile.

Obviuosly our offense has troubles, to think that it could not be discussed is silly. If I see a man with a leg cut off bleeding to death, is it a fair assumption to think he needs to get it fixed? Does that mean I must be not only a Dr, but a surgeon?

I think when a team blitzes us it sets up a big play if exposed. We did not have many big plays when folks blitzed us. How to fix it, I have no idea, but isnt discussing it what fans do?

I would prefer the back or TE be the hot route on the blitz. I suspect Cameron knows how to do this.

I don't know why we cannot protect the QB and get multiple players out in routes. The QB has to get the ball out more quickly - snap, 1 Mississippi, 2 Mississippi, 3 Mississippi - deliver the ball or throw it away. If the TE and/or back, get a chip then release, that's a great counter to an over-aggressive pass rush.

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A hot route is all about the pre-snap read.

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It's fairly evident when multiple players are out of position on blitzes, the read is missed.
Odd the gumps 3-4 was covered better than Clemson's stunts.
I like the chip and release by RB/TE to slow that down, if the QB can just read strong or weak side.
It's more like a mini screen without having to commit or sell it.
It's not usually a big gainer, but gets a lot of 1sts or good DnD.

Mett. simply needs to step up & make the right reads. He will have better offense Line this year. If he has it we will know early. If not they ought to give someone else a shot.