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<blockquote data-quote="YJMD" data-source="post: 267474" data-attributes="member: 1929"><p>We seemed to play pretty aggressive in the secondary for the first time in a while, especially in the screen game. A few soft spots, dropped passes, etc. But we didn't let Eason find anything easy to get in rhythm, and UGA wasn't gonna throw it a bunch of times to get him comfortable either. Also blitzed a bunch on throwing downs, which weren't effective so much as letting him know he had to make a decision quick. And we were still conservative enough on 1st and 2nd to prevent the big plays.</p><p></p><p>Personally, I think it's a really good gameplan that we should use going forward. Our secondary can make some plays and will be very deep going into next year. That put pressure on our DL to hold up in the run game, and they got pushed off the spot a lot, <em>but</em>, not trying to be heroes let the LBs clean things up and in the 4th Q we were able to get a stop and an INT. The INT only happened because of our gameplan during the day and that we were successfully stuffing the run at that point.</p><p></p><p>If Brandon Adams can get into every down playing shape, I think we have a major opportunity to step up defensively next year. Losing PJ hurts a lot in limiting runs and blitzing, but our other bodies can do more things, and if we're less afraid to let safeties play downhill then we'll be less dependent upon that spot for run support.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="YJMD, post: 267474, member: 1929"] We seemed to play pretty aggressive in the secondary for the first time in a while, especially in the screen game. A few soft spots, dropped passes, etc. But we didn't let Eason find anything easy to get in rhythm, and UGA wasn't gonna throw it a bunch of times to get him comfortable either. Also blitzed a bunch on throwing downs, which weren't effective so much as letting him know he had to make a decision quick. And we were still conservative enough on 1st and 2nd to prevent the big plays. Personally, I think it's a really good gameplan that we should use going forward. Our secondary can make some plays and will be very deep going into next year. That put pressure on our DL to hold up in the run game, and they got pushed off the spot a lot, [I]but[/I], not trying to be heroes let the LBs clean things up and in the 4th Q we were able to get a stop and an INT. The INT only happened because of our gameplan during the day and that we were successfully stuffing the run at that point. If Brandon Adams can get into every down playing shape, I think we have a major opportunity to step up defensively next year. Losing PJ hurts a lot in limiting runs and blitzing, but our other bodies can do more things, and if we're less afraid to let safeties play downhill then we'll be less dependent upon that spot for run support. [/QUOTE]
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