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<blockquote data-quote="iceeater1969" data-source="post: 129236" data-attributes="member: 1237"><p>Yes - it is always slow because it is based runs using NFL zone blocking ( legalized holding while moving as a group). </p><p>If no run then the quick pass using NFL pass blocking ( legalized holding while forming a pocket). All based on wrestling and who has the better talent. </p><p>This game we forced the qb to pass by stopping runs up middle first ( green sacraficed slants rush for possible backfield tackles and sacks because he used great run lane and pass rush discipline ) which forced the RB to go sideways for moderate gain . Their holding was good and we could not get to qb and he hit mid and short range passes but missed many longer passes which would have been a killer. . What made him look slow to me was he would take forever lock on to a recievers and force the play . he should have quickly adjusted and fired a quick pass to a wide open reciever. Qb was not cam newton 2.0</p><p></p><p>For fast</p><p>Also go to baylor games - they have wide gap oline, place two wide outs on sideline - who go long on every play, slot receivers who stretch the strong safety lb , one back who runs if not enough defenders in box or goes out for pass. They try to score on every play . They run play then run back into formation and go again making you defend the entire field until they find the week length. </p><p></p><p>Or watch GT!</p><p>The gt formation could easily morph into the baylor formation - would be hall arias if byerly was ready to do the air raid,</p><p></p><p>Go jackets</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="iceeater1969, post: 129236, member: 1237"] Yes - it is always slow because it is based runs using NFL zone blocking ( legalized holding while moving as a group). If no run then the quick pass using NFL pass blocking ( legalized holding while forming a pocket). All based on wrestling and who has the better talent. This game we forced the qb to pass by stopping runs up middle first ( green sacraficed slants rush for possible backfield tackles and sacks because he used great run lane and pass rush discipline ) which forced the RB to go sideways for moderate gain . Their holding was good and we could not get to qb and he hit mid and short range passes but missed many longer passes which would have been a killer. . What made him look slow to me was he would take forever lock on to a recievers and force the play . he should have quickly adjusted and fired a quick pass to a wide open reciever. Qb was not cam newton 2.0 For fast Also go to baylor games - they have wide gap oline, place two wide outs on sideline - who go long on every play, slot receivers who stretch the strong safety lb , one back who runs if not enough defenders in box or goes out for pass. They try to score on every play . They run play then run back into formation and go again making you defend the entire field until they find the week length. Or watch GT! The gt formation could easily morph into the baylor formation - would be hall arias if byerly was ready to do the air raid, Go jackets [/QUOTE]
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