I wish we would spread it out in shotgun form and maybe have Ben run it up the middle or so. Or a quick slant. Last week was fail so bad cause it was obvious Legs was not sure who to block if anybody at all when he was fullback.
I wish we would spread it out in shotgun form and maybe have Ben run it up the middle or so. Or a quick slant. Last week was fail so bad cause it was obvious Legs was not sure who to block if anybody at all when he was fullback.
Triple option...
"Happy Happy Happy"
Any coordinator worth a damn will have a game plan that has plays charted for every siuation. i.e. down and distant, right hash or left hash, defensive and offensive strenghths and weeknesses, defensive subtitutions to take advantage of, and of course red zone and goal line plays.
Now the thing BA does that was mentioned earlier is that he out thinks himself. He need to understand if you're having success running outside with Mendy, then keep doing it, even at the 2 yd. line. Or if the defense is having trouble covering the middle, then throw it in the back of the endzone to Miller or Ward. If you're having success running up the gut, the give it to Redmen. Each player specializes in some type of aspect of the game, so let them excel at that specialization.
I truly believe that he is calling certain plays to "keep everyone happy" in the scoring aspect of a game. I personally don't care if Ben throws 5 TD's to Sanders and no one else scores, or if Mendy scores 4 TD's and Ben runs for another, or if Redman scores 3 TD's and Ward just 1 TD. The point is to put it in the endzone as BRC stated anyway possible. I just think he is trying to satisfy everyone's ego or justify their position or playing time by spreading it around. My theory is you go with your hot hand, and check your ego at the door and play as a team to win not pad stats.
I like what Rabhim Morris said in the Bucs locker room...stats are for losers! Would any one care if we won on 3 running TD's by Mendy and 2 running TD's by Redman and only a 150 yards passing by Ben with no turnovers? I don't see the Pats worrying about who scores and how often any player scores...
JMO
Peace...
Like my college FB coach used to preach to us, "When in doubt, knock someone out. If you don't know who to block, just hit SOMEBODY."
Going into the middle of the pile, all Legs is trying to do is create more push. A lot is made of Legs being one of the strongest Steelers, but IMO, that is overrated. Looking at all the top Bench press performers from the last 6 or 7 combines, not one of the guys who bench pressed 225 the most is currently in the NFL.
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