re: Is Tony Ball the problem?

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everything you said has some truth to it, but I think this goes more to Miles' philosophy of not worrying much about "scheme" vs. simply "our guys are better than your guys". The problem is even average corners can cover basic routes. I think working in some motion, combo routes, tight end delays, drag routes etc. would do wonders for the passing game. Give the d-backs something more to worry about than simply "cover this guy, he's going to run one of four routes the majority of the time".

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Well schools with high powered passing attacks have some of the most simple route trees. Chip Kelly's offense is extremely simple, its just high tempo and the QB has several options on each play (but those options are the same almost every play).

Its like the passing version of the triple option.

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Same with schools like TCU, TTU, and Baylor.