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  • #31
    Originally posted by pbmax View Post
    I still think Williams and Jones in the backfield and being under center would unlock a LOT of good things for the Packers. Both those guys can catch the ball so you can match Jones on a LB and still get protection. Williams can run screens and check downs.

    You get play action to open up the middle of the field.
    You know, I like this. It could open up some things. Two backs in the backfield, a tight end, and two wide receivers. You could run, you could even run a draw, you could keep both in to block, send one out - lots of possibilities.

    I don't know how big Williams is, but he seems a capable blocker. And he never fumbles!
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    • #32
      Williams is a better pass blocker, and arguably a better receiver. Jones is far more dynamic.

      I'd be amused by an old school 2-2-1 pro set. Could bring back the Bill Walsh "WCO" a la Craig and Rathman. Dunno if defenses have evolved to shut that down (Cover 2 etc.) and thus nobody does that, or if it's just more fun to have 3WR's with how the game is officiated now.

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      • #33
        Originally posted by Fritz View Post
        You know, I like this. It could open up some things. Two backs in the backfield, a tight end, and two wide receivers. You could run, you could even run a draw, you could keep both in to block, send one out - lots of possibilities.
        I think I have seen that before......now I remember...Paul Hornung, Jim Taylor, Marv Flemming, Boyd Dowler and Carrol Dale. Standard in the '60s.

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        • #34
          William's is not even close to Jones.
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          • #35
            Problem is that I am not sure how much 2 back the Packers playbook has in it. It would be a package they have to add.
            Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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            • #36
              Originally posted by pbmax View Post
              Problem is that I am not sure how much 2 back the Packers playbook has in it. It would be a package they have to add.
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              • #37
                Bring black the Pro Set!

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                • #38
                  Absolutely. I doubt it would happen, but for years, make that decades, I have thought having two stud RBs in the back field, both capable of running or blocking or receiving, is far superior to the I-formation.
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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by texaspackerbacker View Post
                    Absolutely. I doubt it would happen, but for years, make that decades, I have thought having two stud RBs in the back field, both capable of running or blocking or receiving, is far superior to the I-formation.
                    Don't you say that to Tank or Mike Sherman!


                    #would leave an Ahman tag here but you know he'd be in court for violence five minutes later
                    Bud Adams told me the franchise he admired the most was the Kansas City Chiefs. Then he asked for more hookers and blow.

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