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Posted on 1/8/13 at 8:51 pm to GeauxZone90
It's not... We do the toss dive...they hand it off deep. We run a play action pass and roll out right...throw incomplete, they fake the hand off and this a 29 yard strike to a middle distance receiver that is wide open.
I mean really...look at the actual plays they are running vs. ours.....very little difference in the play design.
Big difference in results.
QB has time to set up and throw to open receivers, etc. So yes... That OL is the starting point of their success.
I mean really...look at the actual plays they are running vs. ours.....very little difference in the play design.
Big difference in results.
QB has time to set up and throw to open receivers, etc. So yes... That OL is the starting point of their success.
Posted on 1/8/13 at 8:53 pm to GeauxZone90
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I agree that the offense is not much different.
i do like the way they started the game by throwing down field. Pass to set up the run is the way to do it these days. But there is a hugh talent gap between the two offenses. Their O-line dwarfs ours in both size and talent. WR's and TE> than ours. Yeldon is a very great RB. McCarron much better than Mett. They just have a lot more to work with. But still Miles and co. could learn a lot about how to run a semi-conservative pro style offense from watching Bama last night.
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