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backrow

10-15-2004, 12:03 PM

Whne it was Martyball everyone cried about being too conservative on O. The biggest problem with this team is that they are not that good. They have looked awesome on paper for about the last 3 seasons but when they hit the field they stink.

I feel we have not run enough! Quick traps, faster developing running plays, quick screens, all would help get Portis free.

I'm Old School! The Run still sets up the pass! Mix the faster developing runs in with a decent passing game, and we turn it around!

offiss

10-15-2004, 03:09 PM

I feel we have not run enough! Quick traps, faster developing running plays, quick screens, all would help get Portis free.

I'm Old School! The Run still sets up the pass! Mix the faster developing runs in with a decent passing game, and we turn it around!

I have alway's felt it was easier to open up the run with the pass, regardless, you need one to do the other, and we are doing neither.


	Commanders Post at The Warpath > Commanders Football > Locker Room Main Forum > Playcalling PDA Playcalling Pages : 1 2 [3] backrow 10-15-2004, 12:03 PM Whne it was Martyball everyone cried about being too conservative on O. The biggest problem with this team is that they are not that good. They have looked awesome on paper for about the last 3 seasons but when they hit the field they stink. I feel we have not run enough! Quick traps, faster developing running plays, quick screens, all would help get Portis free. I'm Old School! The Run still sets up the pass! Mix the faster developing runs in with a decent passing game, and we turn it around! offiss 10-15-2004, 03:09 PM I feel we have not run enough! Quick traps, faster developing running plays, quick screens, all would help get Portis free. I'm Old School! The Run still sets up the pass! Mix the faster developing runs in with a decent passing game, and we turn it around! I have alway's felt it was easier to open up the run with the pass, regardless, you need one to do the other, and we are doing neither.