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This week we will see the most secret wrinkles of the Wildcat

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We saved two great ones for the Jets game that unfortunately didn't work out. I'd like to set up the Ronnie pass option again after running a few wildcat runs first (not saying all in a row).

What do you guys think could be up Henning's sleeve? I can't wait to see what will happen!!!!
 
i'd personally love to see ted ginn be a part of it somehow. he's arguably the best athlete on the field.
 
DFJR88 said:
i'd personally love to see ted ginn be a part of it somehow. he's arguably the best athlete on the field.
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Believe Dat!! I'll call it WildCat Stage II leve 1. Ha ha the ultimate secret weapon :hi5:
 
Yeah their definately going to bring out some more of the Wildcat. I like the plays that they called during Sunday because they all would have worked had the execution been a little bit better. The Ricky drop was perfect except for he didn't catch it and the play where Ronnie ran forward took a step back than threw it was just a bad throw.
 
Yeah, I think we should definitely run that play to Ricky again. I'd also like to see Ronnie fake the sneak, and go deep somehow to Ginn or Bess.
 
Here is the play I would like to see us draw up in the Wild Cat. Line Chad Pennington up on the left side....have him just standig there like he is looking bored and disinterested. Then snap the ball to Ronnie Brown and have RB look like he is running left, then have Pennington run down the sideline like his hair is on fire and throw a bomb to him. I think the Raven's D-backs would be napping on this. If Chad is covered or it looks like Ed Reed is going to nail him I would not throw the ball, but if Chad gets say 5 steps on the CB then let fly with it :woot:
 
Yeah but we need the players to Actually execute and not drop passes. cough* Rickie *cough. Cough* Martin *cough.
 
DFJR88 said:
i'd personally love to see ted ginn be a part of it somehow. he's arguably the best athlete on the field.
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I agree, they should put him out where Chad lines up and have him throw or run. I'm a little worried that the Ravens will try to take Chad out.
 
Id like to see Ginn, Jr line up at the QB spot, Fake the end around to Brown, then hit Fasano on a POP pass behind the Linebackers who would have cheated up once they smelt the run by either Ginn or Brown.

Ginn was a QB in high school right?
 
Then snap the ball to Ronnie Brown and have RB look like he is running left, then have Pennington run down the sideline like his hair is on fire and throw a bomb to him.
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If I recall earlier in the year they did that with Flacco. I haven't seen him play much but he's younger and probably much quicker than Pennington; then again if they set it up right the DBs will come off of him and he will be left invisible in the secondary.... BUT STEP OUTTA BOUNDS IF YOU SEE A PURPLE JERSEY COMING!!! WE NEED YOU FOR OUR SUPER BOWL RUN CHAD!
 
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I still can't believe he dropped that.
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That Ricky drop made me want to cry. :boohoo: I think Ricky looked up at the last second to see if he was going to get tackled or maybe he was looking for the end zone. It was such a perfect play and the throw could not have been better. I would go right back to this play. :up:
 
Anyone see Atlantas wrinkle last week.

QB and RB line up beside each other. Both look like they might receive the snap. At the snap of the ball they took off in opposite directions. Everyone went after Ryan and Norwood walked 8 yards into the end zone untouched.
 
I really prefer not seeing anyone throw the ball except Pennington against the Ravens. I also do not want to see plays that take a long time to get out of the backfield to execute against them. They have too good of a defense to count on having alot of time and throwing balls inaccuratly. I think we are going to run a somewhat vanilla offense with conservative play calls all about ball control.
 
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