Truths and Myths of the Wildcat

[BostonFinFan13]

Nice piece. Praises it and downplays the gimmick angle. i think yall will enjoy:

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/dave_hyde/10/21/wildcat/index.html?eref=sihp

 

[finfanfromcsu]

Dolphins running back Ronnie Brown, who, just so you know, isn't in the Wildcat position when he takes snap from center.

I always thought that when Ronnie takes the snap, that defined the Wildcat. What am I missing?

 

[zigzagzz]

:up: Good read!!!

 

[BostonFinFan13]

I always thought that when Ronnie takes the snap, that defined the Wildcat. What am I missing?

If you keep reading it states that Ricky is the "wildcat" as the guy in motion.

 

[ciscoholgate]

I always thought that when Ronnie takes the snap, that defined the Wildcat. What am I missing?

I think Ronnie would be the trigger man.

 

[SwimminInIndy]

Thanks a lot man! That is a great article, and I expecially like how he pointed out that only QBs are the ones that dislike it most of the time. I never made the connection...

 

[WISfinfan13]

Good Read.

 

[j-off-her-doll]

Nice article.

 

[finfan54]

yeah, Dave Hyde. go figure. Dude finally wrote something I could read with some intelligence or well-thought out analysis.

Of course, he was only told by Sparano what to write basically. :)

 

[BostonFinFan13]

Thanks a lot man! That is a great article, and I expecially like how he pointed out that only QBs are the ones that dislike it most of the time. I never made the connection...

yeah. QBs and the Jets! lol

 

[dolphinsbshaw72]

awesome read :up:

 

[tay0365]

Thanks a lot man! That is a great article, and I expecially like how he pointed out that only QBs are the ones that dislike it most of the time. I never made the connection...

Also Defensive players that had their egos stumped on thanks to the wildcat....Pace...cough...cough, seem to still not want to give it much respect. :err: