Expectations for the rest of the season...

JoeRedskin · 11-19-2014, 01:58 AM

^^^ lol righhhhhhttttt.

The offensive scheme is fine, when properly executed. You know, like hitting open WR's in the flat in the red zone rather than taking a sack, or hitting D.Jax when he is running free behind the defense, or hitting Garcon wide open in the middle of the D when the play design uses D.Jax to drag the safeties downfield and A. Morris to drag the LB's upfield.

Gruden's offense is actually very well-designed by scheming for the opposing teams particular defensive tendencies, incorporating the particular abilities of various skill players into the play design, and anticipating how defenses will react to them. The yards are there for the taking, but between Griffin and the O-Line, a lot of them get left on the field.

11-19-2014, 01:58 AM	#10
JoeRedskin Contains football related knowledge Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Second Star On The Right Age: 63 Posts: 10,401	Re: Expectations for the rest of the season... ^^^ lol righhhhhhttttt. The offensive scheme is fine, when properly executed. You know, like hitting open WR's in the flat in the red zone rather than taking a sack, or hitting D.Jax when he is running free behind the defense, or hitting Garcon wide open in the middle of the D when the play design uses D.Jax to drag the safeties downfield and A. Morris to drag the LB's upfield. Gruden's offense is actually very well-designed by scheming for the opposing teams particular defensive tendencies, incorporating the particular abilities of various skill players into the play design, and anticipating how defenses will react to them. The yards are there for the taking, but between Griffin and the O-Line, a lot of them get left on the field. __________________ Strap it up, hold onto the ball, and let’s go.

Expectations for the rest of the season...

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