Haha, yeah you may be right but what I mean is we can have the same type of deep ball/Offensive success we had in the Preseason IF we make some minor, yet very important, changes to our Offense.
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"packfan4" wrote:
Glad you seen the humor in it..
While there are things in preseason that are meaningless, there are lots of things that can be learned and utilized later in the season. That is beyond player evals.
But I agree with you.. speed the routes up and allow the receivers to make plays beyond our oline issues.
I think we have to decide what we are going to be on offensive? Or more so, what can be effective with the blocking issues we have.. tighten up the playbook into quick rhythm type plays, until the defenses back off a little and have to focus on our successes....
Short rhythm passes and screens would come to mind first.. quick hitting power runs would be second.. as we seen in 07.. once the defense starts to either squat on those short throws or dropping people into short zones.. then go over them.
Additionally quick rhythm offense disheartens a pass rush late in games, where they bust their tails off only to see the ball gone early.. they are less motivated than say a Odom, Little, Ogenulye, or Allen that had sack success early.. it plays more into the game than people give it credit..
"The oranges are dry; the apples are mealy; and the papayas... I don't know what's going on with the papayas!"