Cdog923
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I feel like very small bits of execution on plays like this will refine as the year goes on and these will be big gains/TDs.
I feel like Jaimes screws this up. I think the CB that's cheating towards the line is the initial read, and then the linebacker that he tries to block is who should be pitched off of?
I"m obviously happy with the results of this play. But, if anything, to me it looks like he should have handed it off with the blitz coming on the left side where he is running right into it. He made a great move to avoid the blitzing player for a nice gain.I feel like Jaimes screws this up. I think the CB that's cheating towards the line is the initial read, and then the linebacker that he tries to block is who should be pitched off of?
This is an incorrect observation.I feel like Jaimes screws this up. I think the CB that's cheating towards the line is the initial read, and then the linebacker that he tries to block is who should be pitched off of?
This is an incorrect observation.
He is in a zone blocking scheme, thats why his eyes never go out there. If he tries to reach block a player who is essentially 2.5 yards out side, it will create a window for the LB to run through and disrupt the option at the mesh. This would have caused the option to string out to the side line, which is exactly what the defense wants. The end rusher knifing in makes the edge shorter, the QB just has to make a quick read. In hindsight, the QB should have handed off as they had numbers to the field side.
I think we have some confusion: my initial thought is that Jaimes is supposed to block the DE that Foster ends up blocking, and that A-Mart's read on the mesh is the corner that crashes. That's what causes Martinez to keep. Had Jaimes blocked him, it allows Foster to reach to the MLB that eventually makes the tackle.Eh ... I don't really think so. It would have been handy if Jaimes had worked up to that LB once the other one crashed hard. But that LB that eventually makes the tackle is supposed to be influenced by the fake to Bell. He does take a couple steps but it's not a great fake by Bell. The OLB rushing hard makes Martinez get off to a slow start otherwise he might out-run that guy. Plus there is a safety there to make a play if that LB doesn't chase Martinez down.
Still a 10 yard gain. Spielman needs to keep up better.![]()
I think we have some confusion: my initial thought is that Jaimes is supposed to block the DE that Foster ends up blocking, and that A-Mart's read on the mesh is the corner that crashes. That's what causes Martinez to keep. Had Jaimes blocked him, it allows Foster to reach to the MLB that eventually makes the tackle.
This is an incorrect observation.
He is in a zone blocking scheme, thats why his eyes never go out there. If he tries to reach block a player who is essentially 2.5 yards out side, it will create a window for the LB to run through and disrupt the option at the mesh. This would have caused the option to string out to the side line, which is exactly what the defense wants. The end rusher knifing in makes the edge shorter, the QB just has to make a quick read. In hindsight, the QB should have handed off as they had numbers to the field side.
With flow away, foster never makes it to the mike. Some where in the scheme, the T or G missed and assignment though. Hard to know what rules they are playing.I think we have some confusion: my initial thought is that Jaimes is supposed to block the DE that Foster ends up blocking, and that A-Mart's read on the mesh is the corner that crashes. That's what causes Martinez to keep. Had Jaimes blocked him, it allows Foster to reach to the MLB that eventually makes the tackle.
The end is lined up inside Jaimes and he crashes hard to the inside. It would have been almost impossible for Jaimes to reach him and make an effective block.
What you are describing very well may have been the original play. But, when the End does what he does, plans change.
In fact, by crashing in hard, he pretty much eliminates Foster from reaching into the second level.
you cant "block a man" the option, you block a zone.
With flow away, foster never makes it to the mike. Some where in the scheme, the T or G missed and assignment though. Hard to know what rules they are playing.
Still a 10 yard gain. Spielman needs to keep up better.![]()
If the pitch man had kept up, he could have pitched it to him.Yep. And not criticizing Martinez at all, but if he swings to the sideline it might have even gone further.
Great play either way.
I"m obviously happy with the results of this play. But, if anything, to me it looks like he should have handed it off with the blitz coming on the left side where he is running right into it. He made a great move to avoid the blitzing player for a nice gain.