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you heard it hear 1st. the new wrinkle will be a screen pass. becasue... why not?
 
I think its gonna be a reverse to Ginn or maybe a fake reverse. After last week I think that will really scare them.
 
I also think we should run more screen passes. They seem to work good when thrown to. R+R
 
in obvious blitzing situations id like to see a screen to ginn
 
Id like to see some screens delays and draws.
Mostly I would like the see the d get off the field on 3rd downs
 
I think Pat White plays more in this game to add another dimension
 
They need to do something to make those CB's stay out of the box when they're in the Wildcat formation. sounds like pat white will play more, or they are going to run the Cat all day long.
 
We just need to run more screens period...Whether out of the Wildcat or whatever, they work! Ricky is a beast in the screen!
 
The problem in screen passes is you need the offseason to work on it.also, the OL needs to be a little smaller hence more atheletic.

timing is the biggest thing in a screen the rb or te or wr has to catch the ball before the OL crosses the line to prevent an ineligiable player down field penalty or false start.Its a very high timing play and needs alot of practice and preparation to run.

Good screen pass teams the OL avg around 300-310 and not too tall as you are running downfield to block LB.bigger guys loss agility in open space leading to bad screens or penalty.
 
satz said:
The problem in screen passes is you need the offseason to work on it.also, the OL needs to be a little smaller hence more atheletic.

timing is the biggest thing in a screen the rb or te or wr has to catch the ball before the OL crosses the line to prevent an ineligiable player down field penalty or false start.Its a very high timing play and needs alot of practice and preparation to run.

Good screen pass teams the OL avg around 300-310 and not too tall as you are running downfield to block LB.bigger guys loss agility in open space leading to bad screens or penalty.
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i think we can complete screens fine. Remember that 80 yarder to cobbs last year. our big beefy line destroyed people...
 
I think the best way to use Ginn as a reciever is the bubble screen. They are hard to drop, and if the blocking sets up right, Ginns speed could be leathal. We might have to put a shock collor on him to keep him in bounds though.
 
oasis said:
more cowbell!
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satz said:
The problem in screen passes is you need the offseason to work on it.also, the OL needs to be a little smaller hence more atheletic.

timing is the biggest thing in a screen the rb or te or wr has to catch the ball before the OL crosses the line to prevent an ineligiable player down field penalty or false start.Its a very high timing play and needs alot of practice and preparation to run.

Good screen pass teams the OL avg around 300-310 and not too tall as you are running downfield to block LB.bigger guys loss agility in open space leading to bad screens or penalty.
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OMG. Why would you need an offseason to work on a screen pass? :lol: Why would you ever want your o-line to be smaller?:err: Thats just dumb!!! I am literally shaking my head at this post!!!:rolleyes2:
 
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