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We don't have to stop it to win. That would just be a bonus to make our highlights look prettier.
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I really think that the chess match between their offense and our defense will be the most exciting and intriguing aspects of Sunday afternoon.
I agree with this. And I'm excited to see how we respond.
I'm a Wildcat homer, but I understand what it is. It's not something special or exotic. It's not a series of trick plays. It's not new or innovative. It's pure old school, and that's what makes it awesome. But it can be stopped, and the way to do that is to be fundamentally sound, disciplined, and play your assignments.
I really think that the chess match between their offense and our defense will be the most exciting and intriguing aspects of Sunday afternoon.
Thats when Ronnie Brown reads the corner a throws to the tight end
G. Williams like running 46 defense right? Wasn't that scheme meant to stop the run, which is what they do the most of the wildcat. I am our either of our corners can handle the man coverage and the FS can handle the TE.
Yes, but it leaves you vulnerable to quick passes. I wouldn't be surprised to see it sprinkled in the game.
80% of the time, it's going to be Ricky to the right, or Ronnie up the middle or to the right. Occasionally Ronnie goes left behind one blocker, if you're swarming to the other side too much. And once in a great while it's a reverse to Ginn or a pass. At least, that's what it's been so far.
If I recall correctly from the Dolphins last game, the left guard pulled on every run to the right and no one pulled on runs up the middle. I know it's fast paced but do you think the LB's have enough time to see if this is happening?