Dolpfan_72
Why not us?
CBS Sportsline September 16th 2008 says:
The Raiders plan to use RB Darren McFadden out of the "Wildcat" formation he used in college, meaning he'd take direct snaps from the center. The Dolphins have found success using Ronnie Brown in a similar formation. "There's a whole plan for that," coach Tom Cable said. "There's about half a playbook for that. When he's not there to do it, obviously you can't have it in, you can't do those things. Once he's healthy you'll start to see what the plan was."
Why do the Raiders insist that just because McFadden played in a offense that used the Wildcat in Arkansas that it will be successful. Just because you know how it works doesn't mean that you have the personnel (players and/or coaches) to pull it off. I suppose this can be taken as a compliment to how well we run the Wildcat but still if it works in Oakland, even just once, it will become theirs just because of McFaddens roots to Arkansas. At least that is how I see it happening knowing ESPN and FOX Sports' track records.
The Raiders plan to use RB Darren McFadden out of the "Wildcat" formation he used in college, meaning he'd take direct snaps from the center. The Dolphins have found success using Ronnie Brown in a similar formation. "There's a whole plan for that," coach Tom Cable said. "There's about half a playbook for that. When he's not there to do it, obviously you can't have it in, you can't do those things. Once he's healthy you'll start to see what the plan was."
Why do the Raiders insist that just because McFadden played in a offense that used the Wildcat in Arkansas that it will be successful. Just because you know how it works doesn't mean that you have the personnel (players and/or coaches) to pull it off. I suppose this can be taken as a compliment to how well we run the Wildcat but still if it works in Oakland, even just once, it will become theirs just because of McFaddens roots to Arkansas. At least that is how I see it happening knowing ESPN and FOX Sports' track records.
