(What was the genesis of that inverted wishbone formation?)
Weve used it since Ive been here. Its something that we feel gives us good angles from an alignment. Every formation that you line up in, youre trying to accomplish something from your alignment as opposed to how you anticipate the defense is going to line up. Its just an alignment that we feel gives us the proper angles to do what were trying to do conceptually.

(Is that called Falcon?)
Thats the personnel group.

(You started using it when you had Kuhn and Hall. Was it partly personnel, that you had two good blocking fullbacks?)
Its a combination of personnel, alignment, and the run concepts or the protection concepts that you feel are going to work against that defense, how you anticipate theyre going to line up. Its a combination of scheme and utilization of personnel.

"Mike McCarthy" wrote:

I don't remember seeing it before the Philly game. I know 1/2 of starks yrds came from the wishbone for an 8 yrd avg per carry.

i certainly do not remember play action being run from this formation.

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"dhpackr" wrote: