I love this coach. I hate teams that punt when it's fourth and less than a yard. All your QB has to do is fall forward to move the chains. Four chances to get 10 yards? That's less than three yards per play.
Bravo for a coach who actually coaches to win instead of not to lose.
I love this coach. I hate teams that punt when it's fourth and less than a yard. All your QB has to do is fall forward to move the chains. Four chances to get 10 yards? That's less than three yards per play.
Bravo for a coach who actually coaches to win instead of not to lose.
We have already seen a trend towards more 4th down plays... but no committment to the philosophy.
The basic idea is to keep applying pressure to the defense. Offense has the advantage on each snap, because they know what is called and the defense has to react.
To take this to the next level would be play call scripting. Some teams start with 15 plays scripted. If an offense were to script the entire game, and let it be known to the opponent, this would unveil a whole other level of advantages.
No longer can a defense place their defenders for the obvious play calling that football has become. More one on one match-ups which always favors the offense. 3rd and inches - obvious running play right? Nope you need to defend the entire field.
Spread formations every down, and run all scripted plays from the spread. A defensive coordinator's nightmare.
We have already seen a trend towards more 4th down plays... but no committment to the philosophy.
The basic idea is to keep applying pressure to the defense. Offense has the advantage on each snap, because they know what is called and the defense has to react.
To take this to the next level would be play call scripting. Some teams start with 15 plays scripted. If an offense were to script the entire game, and let it be known to the opponent, this would unveil a whole other level of advantages.
No longer can a defense place their defenders for the obvious play calling that football has become. More one on one match-ups which always favors the offense. 3rd and inches - obvious running play right? Nope you need to defend the entire field.
Spread formations every down, and run all scripted plays from the spread. A defensive coordinator's nightmare.