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Not that it matters, but no one ever gets the reverse/double-reverse/end-around things correctly. This was simply a reverse, off an end-around. A double reverse would have been the back pitching to Colston, then pitching to Bush.
And people call plays reverses all the time when they are just end-arounds.
Semantics, I know. Even NFL.com does it.
And yeah, who cares. Not me, I enjoyed the video. Thanks.
Not that it matters, but no one ever gets the reverse/double-reverse/end-around things correctly. This was simply a reverse, off an end-around. A double reverse would have been the back pitching to Colston, then pitching to Bush.
And people call plays reverses all the time when they are just end-arounds.
Semantics, I know. Even NFL.com does it.
And yeah, who cares. Not me, I enjoyed the video. Thanks.
The usual reason is that RBs in theory practice receiving pitches normally, and getting the timing right of sticking your hands in to hand it off is considered to be more difficult for a non-QB.Why doesn't Colston just hand off the football - why does it have to be a pitch? The WR's always seem out of their element on timing when pitching on that play.