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You're right, not a single wildcat play. No talk about that. Zero. Zilch.
Nada. Interesting...
Depends what they would have chosen to do with the cat....if it was that
stupid ass keep option at DE...forget it.....on the other hand I can not
figure out why if they were not going to hammer it in on the goaline why
didn't they go super wide spread, maybe even in wildcat and let Smith
run....any kind of block on the perimeter gets a guy in.
He didn't look cool under pressure????? They were down by 24 points and
almost came back, and most of it was his play. I think he looked damn cool.
> >> Depends what they would have chosen to do with the cat....if it was
> >> that
> >> stupid ass keep option at DE...forget it.....on the other hand I can
> >> not
> >> figure out why if they were not going to hammer it in on the goaline
> >> why
> >> didn't they go super wide spread, maybe even in wildcat and let Smith
> >> run....any kind of block on the perimeter gets a guy in.
>
> > I agree why they don't use the wildcat when the headset went out?
> > Send those players in & sort things out with Sanchez on what you want.
> > Audio or not Schott didn't look cool under pressure.
>
> He didn't look cool under pressure????? They were down by 24 points and
> almost came back, and most of it was his play. I think he looked damn
> cool.
Proof positive that if I said the grass was green you would argue with
me.
Read it again.
My Bad...much apologies....I was only looking at the Sanchez....I would have
used the TO and gotten him out of there...go really wildcat, but my first
choice would have been to spread the field. I thought there was a rule that
if phones went out on one sideline the other team had to give them up too?
It is not a big deal so thanks. I was hoping you did a "JohnC" &
didn't fully read it. After I posted a few points about the game & you
wrote you didn't see one of them I was starting to wonder.
:)
As for the radio rule I am not sure but it sounds like it makes
sense. It was evidently only a problem down at the goal line.
As for the play calling, ouch, Schott looked lost (radio, stress, how
do I know). btw if you watch again on teh stupid 3rd down pass look
at the holes LT was looking at if they gave him the ball. They show a
view from behind MS.
I hear what you are saying about the holes in the D. I don't put too much
in that though, because LT was lined up like a true set...or way back, not
ready for quick hit deal, and those holes can really close quickly, often by
design with who has gap responsibility. The bottom line is...the whole deal
there was terrible decision making on somebody's part...could have been Rex,
but Schott sure did look confused and I coupled that with his reactions when
Sanchez made the call for the pass to Braylon two weeks prior....he deferred
to Rex in crisis then too...that could be a huge issue...if he thinks Rex is
looking over his shoulder he will be very indecisive.