New Topic:Playbook and Playcalling

[Bill C]

To tell you the truth, i really dont know how somebody can remember 70 plays in there head. I say thats the hardest thing for a rookie is remembering the playbook.

With these players scoring in the single digits on an elementary level test (The Wonderlic), remembering the playbook is easily the hardest thing to do in the NFL.

 

[Nicky Napoleon]

I agree. At least on paper there is a lot of talent at the skill positions. Especially if Boston has re-dedicated himself to being a WR instead of a bodybuilder.
Not only does this team have speed at the skill positions (Brown, Boston, Chambers), they also have size. Therefore, they can physically beat up on teams also.

Yeah, all that and you still have to worry about Booker and McMichael as well. At first they wont show any repsect to Ronnie i.e. 8 in the box, but once he proves his ability then that will open things up for the rest of the offense. Once teams have to key in on the running game, the passing game could get very big very quickly. There are going to be big targets all over the field. I really want to see a 3 WR(Chambers, Boston, Booker), 1 TE(McMichael), and 1 RB(Brown) set. The only possible way to defend it is to keep AJ from throwing the ball.

 

[dolfan348454999]

To tell you the truth, i really dont know how somebody can remember 70 plays in there head. I say thats the hardest thing for a rookie is remembering the playbook.

ushually there is terminolagy in the play call that gives you hints to what to do. It is that hard.