GeekHawk
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He didn't screw up and abandon the run when it was working. Way to go! :2thumbs:
Zebulon Dak":1yq1c4zc said:You should give Bevell his props every night. They're his and he needs them.
GeekHawk":35vxmx1m said:He didn't screw up and abandon the run when it was working. Way to go! :2thumbs:
cymatica":27c8hl7w said:GeekHawk":27c8hl7w said:He didn't screw up and abandon the run when it was working. Way to go! :2thumbs:
Or Wilson audibled in the run game.![]()
FlyingGreg":1m0oymnw said:Big difference when the runs work.
Can't run 30 timed when every carry is 1 or 2 yards.
Sports Hernia":20zz6m6l said:Play caling was better, still need to eliminate the bubble screen from the playbook entirely.
I counted at least 4, and 3 were blown up for little or no gain. Such a low percentage play.
It's going to have to be even BETTER against Atlanta next week, IMHO the Hawks need to score 35+ to win as I think having Earl out is going to kill Seattle vs Ryan and company. Better be prepared for a shootout type game.
Also when your running back gains 160 yard the playcaling will look good most of the time.
kobebryant":4b0iddal said:Loved when they came out in heavy in short yardage, shifted to empty and converted to Jimmy. Pretty much forced the defense to have to put someone slower and athletically inferior on either Jimmy, Luke or Marcel.
IMHO it's the worst play in NFL football, and to call a WR bubble screen as an extension of a running play is severely inaccurate...... however, a RB screen I can see your point.getnasty":25l4y7s8 said:Sports Hernia":25l4y7s8 said:Play caling was better, still need to eliminate the bubble screen from the playbook entirely.
I counted at least 4, and 3 were blown up for little or no gain. Such a low percentage play.
It's going to have to be even BETTER against Atlanta next week, IMHO the Hawks need to score 35+ to win as I think having Earl out is going to kill Seattle vs Ryan and company. Better be prepared for a shootout type game.
Also when your running back gains 160 yard the playcaling will look good most of the time.
I don't love the bubble screen but I bet if you did the math yesterday we probably averagedo 4 or 5 yards on them. You just have to remind yourself it's an extension to the running game.
TDOTSEAHAWK":2vg1qv8e said:Funny how he is a genius when the offensive line can block. Does anyone here honestly his play calling is so much different when the offense is rolling?
Our offensive line executed. Period. they had a great game.
https://twitter.com/DannyBKelly/status/818018799324512256
This was something that needed props. Come out in heavy set and audible to 5WR.
The point of the bubble screen is not to be productive itself, but to keep the DBs honest. If they pay off too much, the bubble screen will burn them. We want them guessing whenever we stack 3 receivers on one side. If they guess wrong, that moment of hesitation is the difference between a covered receiver and a free one.Sports Hernia":3iwg9n97 said:still need to eliminate the bubble screen from the playbook entirely.
I counted at least 4, and 3 were blown up for little or no gain. Such a low percentage play.