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<blockquote data-quote="daBuzz" data-source="post: 49108" data-attributes="member: 56"><p>Open the link attached here: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohufxRvUaqU" target="_blank">Link</a></p><p>Fast forward to 31:50 and watch the slow motion replay of that 3rd and 6 pass play....and listen to the commentators as they say "This is not a very good scheme. Having a 225 pound running back trying to block a 270 pound defensive end." There are some other interesting comments there, too but you guys will discount them because of who said them.</p><p></p><p>But a few things to note on that play:</p><p>- Vad takes a 5-step drop on the play. He is hit just after he plants his foot on the 5th step.</p><p>- We send 2 receivers into a 2-deep ZONE coverage; not man-to-man. Both safeties roll over to play side and we end up with 4 defenders covering 2 receivers. Even if Vad had time, there would have been no downfield receiver to throw it to.</p><p>- This isn't an exception in our blocking schemes. If you want to watch the entire game there, go ahead. You'll see our A- and B- backs try to block defenders (and miss) most of the night. If you also bother to do so, you'll see the same scheme used in many other games.</p><p></p><p>Edited:</p><p>You will also note that many of the better teams we play will play 2, 3, or 4 deep zones against us just as often, if not moreso, than they play man-to-man against us.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="daBuzz, post: 49108, member: 56"] Open the link attached here: [URL='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohufxRvUaqU']Link[/URL] Fast forward to 31:50 and watch the slow motion replay of that 3rd and 6 pass play....and listen to the commentators as they say "This is not a very good scheme. Having a 225 pound running back trying to block a 270 pound defensive end." There are some other interesting comments there, too but you guys will discount them because of who said them. But a few things to note on that play: - Vad takes a 5-step drop on the play. He is hit just after he plants his foot on the 5th step. - We send 2 receivers into a 2-deep ZONE coverage; not man-to-man. Both safeties roll over to play side and we end up with 4 defenders covering 2 receivers. Even if Vad had time, there would have been no downfield receiver to throw it to. - This isn't an exception in our blocking schemes. If you want to watch the entire game there, go ahead. You'll see our A- and B- backs try to block defenders (and miss) most of the night. If you also bother to do so, you'll see the same scheme used in many other games. Edited: You will also note that many of the better teams we play will play 2, 3, or 4 deep zones against us just as often, if not moreso, than they play man-to-man against us. [/QUOTE]
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