So it seems clear in McD's system, that when we are forced to pass against top Ds, we become much more pedestrian. We even alluded postgame that so much of our pass game action is predicated on misdirection that feeds off an effective run game threat. But this is a problem come playoff time. Not only will some teams be able to shut us down while maintaining 2 safeties deep, we will also be multiple scores down in the second half and may need to come back fast.
How can we aid our drop-back offense when our run game is no longer a threat? For all the 2 deep people play against us, i would think WR drag routes should be more prevalent. I see how other concepts like over routes really need solid pass pro to even consider. So we can almost put it into 2 buckets, with Eich starting vs without Eich
How can we aid our drop-back offense when our run game is no longer a threat? For all the 2 deep people play against us, i would think WR drag routes should be more prevalent. I see how other concepts like over routes really need solid pass pro to even consider. So we can almost put it into 2 buckets, with Eich starting vs without Eich