theincrediblesok
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Why trade for Percy when Bevell can get Graham to do the jet sweep....mikeak":2ndxh7v4 said:
This is going to drive defenses crazy.
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Baldwin? Knock him out at h POA, he's little. Kearse is running a go route, 'cuz he can't do anything else. I cheat the FS loose on Graham, 'cuz he's a pussy and will drop it when close and Willson, with two L's, sucks
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The only thing that could ruin it is boringly predictable play calling combined with simplistic offensive formations.
We have nothing to worry about! :lol:
We have nothing to worry about! :lol:
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pmedic920":2ritdrkk said:
Yesssirrr! It's akin to going to the garage and saying
"Hmmm, should I drive my drop top ROLLS Wraith or my 458 Speciale? Hmmmmm.... "
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Nine times out of ten, that play is either a sack or one of those broken plays that Wilson rescues with his feet. Baldwin is out of his natural position in the slot, won't get much of a clean release there. That's going to make the safety feel freer to defend Kearse on what is doubtlessly a fly route or a deep in-breaking route. Double up Graham from there and nobody's open unless Lynch leaks out to the sideline.
Having Graham doesn't do anything to rescue Seattle from poor formations and simplistic combinations, which we've been running too often under Bevell.
Having Graham doesn't do anything to rescue Seattle from poor formations and simplistic combinations, which we've been running too often under Bevell.
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Well this thread took a bit of a turn... :lol:
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Seriously, you will need to run rub routes and not line up trying to just straight up beat the man in front of you, deception is the key with all those targets. On defense if I see that I stack and use a physical presence to jam the receivers and run blitz Wilson. Making him have to throw before someone clears. Rub routes would let the players length be an advantage as the player would be going away and Wilson can throw high and away, interception chance minimal. Once you show it you open up everything since they have to play honest, but do it going to the outside or back of the end zone. That would open up lanes for Lynch and keeper and rollouts for Wilson also.
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It's a shame because I really like Luke Willson the guy, but I really can't stand the football player. If you want to get really annoyed with life, spend an hour or two watching game tape while focusing on Luke Willson. I literally watched a play in the NFC championship game where there was a LB covering him, and he ran up to the LB, then stopped. Didn't turn around to look at Russell, didn't watch the play, didn't run any route. He just ran right up to the LB about 5 yards deep in the middle of the field, and stood there. Almost like he was covering the guy in basketball and he was waiting for the LB to try to get open like the ref was going to inbound the ball soon. In all of my years watching tape, I have never seen anything like it. I must have watched the play 25 times. And don't even get me started on his attempts at blocking. Seriously, somebody watch it so I'm not having this conversation by myself. Let's just say I would much rather see this formation with McCoy.
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Wait, what? They removed the drop kick?chris98251":1bybn1li said:Well as I see it, we line up that way, Wilson drops back, takes the ball and performs a drop kick, Bevell says it was the best way to get multiple plays off in the red zone, if we miss we can try again.
Doesn't matter if the Drop Kick has been removed from the game. It was a cool idea .
Did a quick search. Nope it is still legal.
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I think it is the fact that somehow Mathews has been placed on this pedestal with his 4 career catches and is now an all pro in some minds. I hope he continues his growth but I definitely wouldn't be surprised if he didn't make this team but I'm rooting for him. He had a great game......and he was on our roster almost the entire year.StoneCold":1sxoueto said:
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blue 22":3a3tk5jj said:
:34853_doh: you're probably right. Especially if these espn articles are true saying they plan on using graham to block 70% of the time
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Graham will have a big year and score double digit TD's. He's just overselling the fact that he's buying into the culture here. Everyone assumed Graham is a horrible blocker but he just wasn't asked to do it. If he can become a good blocker it just helps him in the passing game as well because it doesn't tip what they want to do. I'm all in on Graham but I loved the Harvin trade so who knows.
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I also find it interesting that Mathews is getting so much love. I appreciate he had a good half in the SB, but that doesn't mean he'll make it. As for beating out Kearse, we'll have to wait and see, but I doubt that will happen.
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theincrediblesok":3v7vxo8r said:
The irony is, I've always known tight end sweeps to be effective lol
But god, no, please no. Maybe just once or twice a year, when we have to throw the kitchen sink.
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SalishHawkFan":ywvg3jcx said:Wait, what? They removed the drop kick?chris98251":ywvg3jcx said:Well as I see it, we line up that way, Wilson drops back, takes the ball and performs a drop kick, Bevell says it was the best way to get multiple plays off in the red zone, if we miss we can try again.
Doesn't matter if the Drop Kick has been removed from the game. It was a cool idea .
Did a quick search. Nope it is still legal.
I remember when Flutie did it they said it would be the last one becasue they were removing it from the game. Cool if they haven't.
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Sports Hernia":1t6iyw3e said:
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Im sure teams will attack those formations with nickel or some form of heavy nickel defense.
(except for the OP's formation, that is a base defense all day long)
Defenses will pick their poison more than ever this year.
(except for the OP's formation, that is a base defense all day long)
Defenses will pick their poison more than ever this year.
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I'd let Baldwin play slot and then move Wilson outside. Sub Matthews in for Kearse and you've got the most deadly Red Zone Offense in the league.
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I still want to see Richardson and Lockett running deep routes while Graham and Lynch keep the defensive package honest. This will allow Wilson to hand off, toss it into the slot, or drop the long ball.
