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They are not running the ball nearly enough. The D is teeing off. When the D is teeing off the OL needs some room to TRY and control the ears pinned back D. The solution is to run a little more (and successfully)Originally posted by red View Posti want to talk about this, and i'd really like someone to tell be i'm nuts on this observation just like some of my others
or else our o-line coach is a fucking moron
WHY........
do both of our tackles immediately retreat when the ball is snapped? they move back 2-4 steps before they even try to make contact with the defense. this causes 2 problems that come to mind
1. it gives DE's or OLb a nice head of steam before they get to the tackle. why not try and jam them at the line and try to slow them down? why not try and hold your ground? we are collapsing the pocket on our own QB before the defenders even do anything
2. it leaves massive holes for blitzers to fly through. on the one play yesterday, we sent the house. none of them got past the line of scrimmage because the o-line stood their ground, and there were no holes for the blitzers. now when both our tackles stand up and start moving backwards right away, it spreads out out line and leaves big gaps in between the tackles and guards, the guards then fall back so the holes aren't so big, and that leaves bigger gaps between the guards and center
and no, these are not just things that have been happening the last few weeks, they have at least been happening all this season, if not longer
am i just seeing things again, or is this a real thing?The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince Lombardi
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It's sort on an all-of-the-above problem. The run blocking has sucked and Lacy (fat) questionable doesn't helpOriginally posted by bobblehead View PostThey are not running the ball nearly enough. The D is teeing off. When the D is teeing off the OL needs some room to TRY and control the ears pinned back D. The solution is to run a little more (and successfully)"Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - Woodbuck
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