Spread it 5 wide.

Sounds like he doesn't watch football.

 

You really don't know what you're talking about, but yes let's run the least successful play in our playbook since we ran it so well the first few times....

As soon as you stop I'll stop telling you how bad an idea this is...

 

what is a 'good' idea?

 

Holding your RB back to help clean up the garabge is a good idea. Sending 4 out is enough, you definitely don't need 5 receivers to achieve BTTs idea of stretching the defense out, we've been stretching defenses out all along with 3 and 4 guys.

Also, that 6th blocker (RB) doesn't have to stay in and keep pass protecting if there's nothing to block, he can be the 5th guy... But to say "spread it 5 wide" suggests an empty backfield, why are we making it easier for the defense by declaring pass and ignoring the fact that when theres a RB back there the D has to honor the option game?

BTT posted his idea in another thread and I ignored it, but then he farted out a thread about it, someone has to show him the wrong in it.

 

IMO McCluster was responsible for at least 1 SAC sunday

he engaged the rusher and was promptly tossed aside for the SAC



I think we all agree a TE/RB getting a chip before rolling out is a good idea.

sounds like the Titans need an Hback again.

 

Walker and Fowler and maybe even Coffman could be H-Backs if they wanted them to be

 

What year did saying someone was wrong become a thing? You sit there and pout all day, I am right. 5 wide is a terrible, just terrible idea at the moment..

Maybe when Poutasi and Schwenke aren't getting raped every play they're asked to play 1-on-1 we can have 5 guys all lined up wide, but for now its been unsuccessful anytime we've done it..

When Vince Young used to throw the ball in the dirt on screens were you sitting there screaming for more screens?

 

I agree 5 wide is not the way to go right now. We have to protect the QB. I want to see us go with Hunter and Wright on the right side with a TE to help Poutasi and have DGB all alone on the left and a RB in the backfield. This should be our base set if you ask me. Gives us both Hunter and DGB who give defenses height speed mismatches and then Wright who is good working underneath. Very balanced set in terms of still having the ability to power run, play action, read-option, or just pass attacking underneath or vertical.

DGB and Hunter need more snaps...that is the only way they are going to get better.

 

Im wont disagree, they both need more action, but so far neither is making the most of the snaps they are seeing...