jellyhead

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OUs gameplan was to rush their outside lineman (whether the the twisting guy or the DE) immediately up the field and use combinations of mixed blitz/pressures inside to chaos havoc. Which is why our Center and QB missing line calls really messed us up at points. They were always bringing extra inside just with different styles. They mainly brought a LB off of an inside guy (sometimes behind a twist) to overload a side. Why it was so effective is because they saw from film study, Ty always wants to hold the ball and when he feels pressured he runs backward; he rarely steps up in the pocket. This is why KDB and Grubb criticized him about how he wouldn't just throw it away and kept holding which played into Skeletor's hands. How it worked was; if you feel some pressure from a confusing blitz inside, you're panicked and have a tendency to run backward if you don't throw... who would be in immediate pursuit? The outside which would create a wall. Hence why I said Ty should be panicking, needs to step up because like last time OU will send those outside rushers up the field for depth. They also do this because they don't fear Ty will use the soace created or punish them by taking off and running.

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