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<blockquote data-quote="danny daniel" data-source="post: 252577" data-attributes="member: 1376"><p>My glance at our poor D play on the Miami rushing TDs: First Miami rushing score was the same 6 gap as the Dawg score with Michel last season. The WLB filled the inside (wrong) gap, got caught up in the traffic, and helped cut off other pursuit. Same result both plays. In the Miami play the boundary CB lost the ball, cut inside, and left the outside wide open for the run.</p><p> </p><p>In the second Miami rushing score the DE and S lined up next to each other (S on the TE or OT and DE wide to pass rush) on the LOS and both got blocked, DE to the outside and S got velcroed to his man in his tracks and a wide separation developed between the two, even though they lined up side by side. The other two DBs on the play side ran with receivers with their backs turned as the running back went easily untouched in the end zone. LBs were a no show. This was unusual to see a S line up with his hand in the dirt head on an OLineman and the DE line up outside in space. Obviously it did not end well.</p><p></p><p>Longestday does a great job of analyzing our O. Anyone for D?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="danny daniel, post: 252577, member: 1376"] My glance at our poor D play on the Miami rushing TDs: First Miami rushing score was the same 6 gap as the Dawg score with Michel last season. The WLB filled the inside (wrong) gap, got caught up in the traffic, and helped cut off other pursuit. Same result both plays. In the Miami play the boundary CB lost the ball, cut inside, and left the outside wide open for the run. In the second Miami rushing score the DE and S lined up next to each other (S on the TE or OT and DE wide to pass rush) on the LOS and both got blocked, DE to the outside and S got velcroed to his man in his tracks and a wide separation developed between the two, even though they lined up side by side. The other two DBs on the play side ran with receivers with their backs turned as the running back went easily untouched in the end zone. LBs were a no show. This was unusual to see a S line up with his hand in the dirt head on an OLineman and the DE line up outside in space. Obviously it did not end well. Longestday does a great job of analyzing our O. Anyone for D? [/QUOTE]
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