My first attempt at breaking it down here so cut me some slack.

Grant's TD against the Steelers had a few keys.


At first look, we can see that Pit has moved Harrison out wide over Driver, and has the rest of the front lined up inside of Clifton. Making an easy block down for the oline.


After the snap, Harrison rushes and appears to have a clear shot to Rodgers/Grant


Here is the first key moment. Hall breaks late and blocks Harrison, Clifton has held the edge, Colledge and Wells have a great double on Hampton, Sitton makes his block and Tauscher directs Woodley wide.


Jordy is making a great block while Driver is running Farrior away from the running lane.


Leaving Grant now 1 on 1 against Tyrone Carter. Who Grant beats with a little speed and an outside cut.

Leaving a favorable outcome.

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nice. i dig it

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+1.

Nice to see a favorable play diagnosed. Also, for a first time, you really did an outstanding job. :thumbright:

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Is that why Rodgers audibled? Because he saw Harrison on driver and the line inside clifton?

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Thanks for doing that I love seeing how everything in a play needs to come together like that.

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That's exactly the way Scott Wells broke down that play on the Mike McCarthy show last night.
Nice job!

Great job. Thanks. That is also how Tom Pelissero broke down that play. Everything always looks so wide open when you have that camera angle behind the line of scrimmage--especially on a play like this, where it really WAS wide open.

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I like your lines, arrows, circles, and ovals. Arrow points/line intersections are very slightly hit and miss, but a solid b+ on those as well....LOVED the Harrison / Grant arrow in picture two, awesome intersection, there. Rock's diagrams are more Madden-like, willy-nillyish...I appreciate both styles.

What play was that again?


Only kiddin'...Nice job, +1

I don't know what you just called my break downs, Foster, but sure.

Very nice job, PFWT. Very in depth.

The thing that amazes me most on this play is that Rodgers saw all of this in just a couple of seconds.

And we might have lost Ruvell in run blocking, but Jordy is really showing that he can do it as well as any receiver in the league.

We have another breaking down plays with pictures? This is great!

What is it going to take to convince you two and to motivate you two to continue doing this every week?

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