Research Help on WCO...

[Jimmy James]

How does talking about a REAL LIFE GAME suggest that somebody needs to "lay off the videogames"?

 

[ZOD]

I want to bring up the Miami Dolphins/Oakland Raiders game back in 2002. IMO, Miami's press-man scheme totally dominated the Raiders offense that day. The press at the line disrupted the timing of the Raiders passing offense. They forced Rich Gannon into making turnovers and bad throws, and Jon Gruden didn't attempt to offset this with the running game. Basically, it was a day where Jon Gruden was outcoached by Dave Wannstedt.

I don't mean to nit-pick here but it was Bill Callahan.

Miami also played six defensive backs the majority of the game.

 

[ZOD]

I knew I'd find it somewhere.

This is a copy of a three part series Bill Walsh did for AFCA.

Resources? Look no further.

http://users2.ev1.net/~jamrtm/WalshPlaypass1.html

 

[eltos_lightfoot]

You need to lay off the videogames.

:shakeno:

 

[Disnardo]

Reading some of this WCO info, makes me wonder if we should have thrown more screen plays, knowing our OL situation last year?
Since, defenses were always penetrating by blitzing or just good execution, should we have change our offensive scheme, to slow down the rush, or make the LB and DB respect the screens?