First Offensive Play: What will we actually see?
- Thread starter Doc
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SBR throws 70 yards down field to Lazard who runs it the rest of the way for the TD.
SBR runs off the field yelling "KOBE"
SBR runs off the field yelling "KOBE"
We throw a pick 6 first play and there is a chance this team folds like a lawn chair.
Break the huddle and the entire OLine walks up together and they all point downfield - basically calling their shot. Then they proceed to knock the panthers 5 yards off the block each and every play and we run it down their throats. After every play the Oline does the Jim Carrey thrusting motion from his pet detective movie.
Slant that gets tipped up in the air and picked off. Lazard delivers a huge hit after and some fanatics wonder why he isn't on defense.
Same boring *** draw play for a run up the middle...2 yard gain. I'd like to think I was wrong but we've been running the same offense since 2005 in personal opinion.
Barney Cotton would strongly disagree with you.
That being said, he would have run up the gut for no gain as well.
After watching Sammy for 3 years, why do people still think the bubble screen or zone read should be in his playbook? He's struggled bigtime with both of those plays his first 3 years, especially the bubble screen, he's fine with zone read when the read is to keep the ball. He struggles when its a handoff read. You can tell he's just a split second slow with that read.
I'd like to see an easy pass play to open things up, giving Sam a couple of easy throws could help him get in a flow, maybe find one of the big WR on a slant. Either that or a play action pass that gets him out of the pocket and gives him the option to run if need be. More than anything, building Sam's confidence is key. When he has a little swagger, he's much more effective.
I'd like to see an easy pass play to open things up, giving Sam a couple of easy throws could help him get in a flow, maybe find one of the big WR on a slant. Either that or a play action pass that gets him out of the pocket and gives him the option to run if need be. More than anything, building Sam's confidence is key. When he has a little swagger, he's much more effective.
No, but I take it someone in that section would call for this play?
I'm a younger alum (2006 grad) so since moving back to Ames in 2012 we've only had Hillside season tickets until this year when we hopped on the SEZ train and purchased tickets there.
