I disagree.. the WCO isn't fading it is evolving but surely not fading IMO.. the short slant and crossing patterns are a staple of almost all pro offenses.. the shorter drops and timing patterns are littered into almost all playbooks.



The stacked sets that we have seen become popular the last couple years with heavy motion are direct evolutions of the theory of "stretching" the defense not just vertically but horizontally as much as possible.. the backbone of the west coast roots of Walsh.

Originally Posted by: Pack93z 

I still think Starks and Green are gonna be much more fun to watch.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

I disagree.. the WCO isn't fading it is evolving but surely not fading IMO.. the short slant and crossing patterns are a staple of almost all pro offenses.. the shorter drops and timing patterns are littered into almost all playbooks.



The stacked sets that we have seen become popular the last couple years with heavy motion are direct evolutions of the theory of "stretching" the defense not just vertically but horizontally as much as possible.. the backbone of the west coast roots of Walsh.

Originally Posted by: Pack93z 

Alright. Well said.

What I should have said is that we're no longer a strict WCO team. And pretty much every team in the NFL uses some of the WCO concepts.

If you look at the 2007 and 2010 O's, very different styles.

Originally Posted by: zombieslayer 

How Much Does Rodgers Benefit from YAC?

The real question is

How Much Does YAC Benefit from Rodgers?

Originally Posted by: beast 

I would say this is a Hybrid offense. It uses WCO and ZBS elements mixed with power I, inverted bone, vertical passing game and spread offense.

I don't think they use a scheme as much as all schemes.

I would call it the meat grinder offense. Take chunks of what ever make it down the conveyer belt and dump it in. Grind it all together and use what works.

Originally Posted by: Dexter_Sinister 

Take chunks of what ever make it down the conveyer belt and dump it in. Grind it all together and use what works.

Originally Posted by: Dexter_Sinister