Re: What the hell was that playcall?

[getnasty]

It's a read option, the same exact play we ran the play before and probably 20 times throughout the game. Did you want him to throw it?

 

[nanomoz]

You effing run the ball twice with Carson there. Up the gaw dam gut. Otherwise, what's the ******* point to being a team that runs first in order to wear a defense down?

 

[getnasty]

You effing run the ball twice with Carson there. Otherwise, what's the ******* point to being a team that runs first in order to wear a defense down?

Russell made the chioce to keep it, he was wrong. Playcall was fine.

 

[Rat]

Wasn't an awful playcall, Rams just blew it up in the middle. Didn't execute.

 

[nanomoz]

You effing run the ball twice with Carson there. Otherwise, what's the ******* point to being a team that runs first in order to wear a defense down?

Russell made the chioce to keep it, he was wrong. Playcall was fine.

There was LITERALLY no receiver downfield. None.

 

[nanomoz]

You effing run the ball twice with Carson there. Otherwise, what's the ******* point to being a team that runs first in order to wear a defense down?

Russell made the chioce to keep it, he was wrong. Playcall was fine.

There was LITERALLY no receiver downfield. None.

Also: the announcers were overtly rooting against the Seahawks.

I saw two of the greatest plays I've ever seen tonight, and Troy and Joe had nothing to say.

Kudos to Russ and Tyler for one of the best connections I've ever seen.

Kudos to Tedric for stretching out to barely get a hand under that ball and tip it up.

It was surreal how Joe and Troy had nothing to say about what amazing plays those were.

 

[getnasty]

You effing run the ball twice with Carson there. Otherwise, what's the ******* point to being a team that runs first in order to wear a defense down?

Russell made the chioce to keep it, he was wrong. Playcall was fine.

There :yawn: was LITERALLY no receiver downfield. None.

The play call was a HB dive but Russell has the choice to keep the ball if he reads the defensive end crashing, he did he was wrong. If he hands the ball to Carson he might get a yard or maybe 3 but Russell felt like keeping it was the better choice. Read Option-the play we run more then any play in the playbook by a mile.

 

[bandiger]

Stupid ass playcall just like the one near the end of the first half with a shotgun run in a short yard situation.

 

[UK_Seahawk]

You can bet your life if he goes up the gut and doesnt get it there would be the exact same thread here.

 

[nanomoz]

You effing run the ball twice with Carson there. Otherwise, what's the ******* point to being a team that runs first in order to wear a defense down?

Russell made the chioce to keep it, he was wrong. Playcall was fine.

There :yawn: was LITERALLY no receiver downfield. None.

The play call was a HB dive but Russell has the choice to keep the ball if he reads the defensive end crashing, he did he was wrong. If he hands the ball to Carson he might get a yard or maybe 3 but Russell felt like keeping it was the better choice. Read Option-the play we run more then any play in the playbook by a mile.

Why do you not commit to putting the ball up the gut? How do you risk putting the ball 8 yards behind the line of scrimmage. If Carson gets nothing on 3rd, you can go for it on fourth.

It was belligerent.

If it was a run/pass option, with a player or two downfield, different conversation.

 

[nanomoz]

Stupid ass playcall just like the one near the end of the first half with a shotgun run in a short yard situation.

Bullshit.

Because you run the play again just like against the Steelers.

Bullshit.

 

[mikeak]

Wasn't an awful playcall, Rams just blew it up in the middle. Didn't execute.

I agree. The way I saw it there was nothing up the middle

 

[justafan]

You effing run the ball twice with Carson there. Otherwise, what's the ******* point to being a team that runs first in order to wear a defense down?

Russell made the chioce to keep it, he was wrong. Playcall was fine.

There :yawn: was LITERALLY no receiver downfield. None.

The play call was a HB dive but Russell has the choice to keep the ball if he reads the defensive end crashing, he did he was wrong. If he hands the ball to Carson he might get a yard or maybe 3 but Russell felt like keeping it was the better choice. Read Option-the play we run more then any play in the playbook by a mile.

He actually made a mistake on the 3rd and 1 before the half also. Seems like he makes up his mind before the play develops. But I wouldnt trade him for any in the league

 

[quadsas]

You can bet your life if he goes up the gut and doesnt get it there would be the exact same thread here.

why would there be? if correct decision is made and we dont execute then theres that.if you a dumbf decision and you dont execute then its a different story

 

[justafan]

You can bet your life if he goes up the gut and doesnt get it there would be the exact same thread here.

why would there be? if correct decision is made and we dont execute then theres that.if you a dumbf decision and you dont execute then its a different story

No he is right. people bitch about the outcome and not the playcall.

 

[getnasty]

Russell made the chioce to keep it, he was wrong. Playcall was fine.

There :yawn: was LITERALLY no receiver downfield. None.

The play call was a HB dive but Russell has the choice to keep the ball if he reads the defensive end crashing, he did he was wrong. If he hands the ball to Carson he might get a yard or maybe 3 but Russell felt like keeping it was the better choice. Read Option-the play we run more then any play in the playbook by a mile.

Why do you not commit to putting the ball up the gut? How do you risk putting the ball 8 yards behind the line of scrimmage. If Carson gets nothing on 3rd, you can go for it on fourth.

It was belligerent.

If it was a run/pass option, with a player or two downfield, different conversation.

Because you pay Russell Wilson a ton of money and tell him to make the right choice, he didn't on that play but most of the time he does.

 

[Aw Mang]

It was a dumb play that neArly cost us the game no matter how you spin it.


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[nanomoz]

Wasn't an awful playcall, Rams just blew it up in the middle. Didn't execute.

I agree. The way I saw it there was nothing up the middle

I'm utterly flumoxed by the defense of that playcall. Defending putting the ball 7-8 yards behind the line of scrimmage. Putting Lockett in motion did nothing but take away a possible weapon.

This was getting too cute. Full stop.

 

[falcongoggles]

You effing run the ball twice with Carson there. Up the gaw dam gut. Otherwise, what's the ******* point to being a team that runs first in order to wear a defense down?

POUND THE ROCK! What you said times x1,000,000. How many games have we lost trying to set up the run? You had it set up as demonstrated by gashing them the previous two plays. If they can't stop you, then keep going that route. This team seriously outthinks themselves too much.

 

[nanomoz]

You effing run the ball twice with Carson there. Up the gaw dam gut. Otherwise, what's the ******* point to being a team that runs first in order to wear a defense down?

POUND THE ROCK! What you said times x1,000,000. How many games have we lost trying to set up the run? You had it set up as demonstrated by gashing them the previous two plays. If they can't stop you, then keep going that route. This team seriously outthinks themselves too much.

Thank you.

For the record, I was freaking the **** out before they even snapped it because I could tell they had committed energy to the edge.