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<blockquote data-quote="Bruce Wayne" data-source="post: 115283" data-attributes="member: 231"><p>Big Philly, you are a good one to speculate on why this is the case, so what do you think?</p><p></p><p>My thought is that in the obvious passing situation the OL has gelled well in working as a unit and the backs at picking up blitzes since this involves static/traditional protection schemes.</p><p></p><p>However, in blocking for play/action the OL and backs are not necessarily going to be transitioning immediately into a tight protective scheme. That is, there are elements of "selling" the run that have to be factored in, plus a QB rollout and creating of pass blocking in areas further away from the "snap"; further from a standard pocket created on an obvious passing down. Now, in these kind of situations the fact that defenses will typically play against the option by maintaining space from blockers and pursuing fast to the edge, plus shooting gaps to get "behind" the play could mean that the team is susceptible to rolling into what were going to be perimeter defenders.</p><p></p><p>I am totally talking out my rear here and am not sure I am making much sense given my lack of terminology; but what do you think causes this stark contrast in results?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bruce Wayne, post: 115283, member: 231"] Big Philly, you are a good one to speculate on why this is the case, so what do you think? My thought is that in the obvious passing situation the OL has gelled well in working as a unit and the backs at picking up blitzes since this involves static/traditional protection schemes. However, in blocking for play/action the OL and backs are not necessarily going to be transitioning immediately into a tight protective scheme. That is, there are elements of "selling" the run that have to be factored in, plus a QB rollout and creating of pass blocking in areas further away from the "snap"; further from a standard pocket created on an obvious passing down. Now, in these kind of situations the fact that defenses will typically play against the option by maintaining space from blockers and pursuing fast to the edge, plus shooting gaps to get "behind" the play could mean that the team is susceptible to rolling into what were going to be perimeter defenders. I am totally talking out my rear here and am not sure I am making much sense given my lack of terminology; but what do you think causes this stark contrast in results? [/QUOTE]
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