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Old 10-04-2009, 08:05 PM   #10
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Re: Week 4: Redskins vs. Buccaneers Gameday Thread

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Do you think we really run a true west coast scheme? With Buges and Portis this offense may use the WCO as a prototype but we don't run the ball like a true WCO.

But please, since you are so obviously sure of exactly what type of offense ours could be classified as please continue to throw your knowledge upon me. Educate me for once about exactly what the problem is.

Because my entire point is that the offense' problems lie beyond poor decision making by JC. Are you saying that the offensive line played like an elite unit and gave JC plenty of time to read progressions and make the good throw? Inform me .

I am not a definitely not one who can break down specific offensive plays. But does the WCO, at times, line up 3-4 WRs to give the RB better runs by spreading out the defense. Do we ever do this? I am just asking a question not being a samrt ass at all. Can anyone answer this question and tell me if we have been doing this at all?
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