Cdog923
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I think it's an inside trap play; the TE traps on the DE, and the tackle releases to the LB.From my basic understanding, the concept of this blocking scheme is to simulate an inside zone read, hence the TE "pulling" down the LOS. The goal is that the LB's will read the TE and get sucked up on the play fake. It seems like a pretty complicated play design, but it's a good way to run play action. Of course, that requires the linemen and TE to get blocks, and there are about 4 missed blocks on this one play.
Like I said, I have a very basic understanding, so you are probably right. I saw a tweet from Severe that #88 is supposed to kick out the DE.I think it's an inside trap play; the TE traps on the DE, and the tackle releases to the LB.
Although, the OLB is left unblocked, so you could be right.
He is; that's supposed to be the trap block. Jaimes should have simulated getting to the second level to sell the play fake.Like I said, I have a very basic understanding, so you are probably right. I saw a tweet from Severe that #88 is supposed to kick out the DE.
Yes, but pretty much everyone else whiffed on their blocks too.He is; that's supposed to be the trap block. Jaimes should have simulated getting to the second level to sell the play fake.
Yea, in the larger scope of things, Hoppes' block on Jaimes was probably the best one out of the whole line.Yes, but pretty much everyone else whiffed on their blocks too.
Severe tweeted out another play that is basically the same play as above, but it's the run. I am terrible at imbedding tweets or media. It's blocked terribly (no surprise).
Severe tweeted out another play that is basically the same play as above, but it's the run. I am terrible at imbedding tweets or media. It's blocked terribly (no surprise).
I thought tweets were supposed to auto-embed, but as the OP proves, I know nothing, Jon Snow.