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Willis,Clint and Frank would routinely reel off huge gains on screens. Jason geathers even more routinely before he switched to wr.

I didnt watch the video and I'm not saying hof at all. I'm simply saying hes a bad example of someone you take advice from when it comes to a passing game. He was elite as a playmaker and had a missile for an arm but all you ever had to do with him was contain and he was worthless. Frank reich...

The play design and reading his progressions has zilch to do with not reading the defense and responding based upon it...

So are you telling me how a play is designed makes it the proper read? So the qb action has nothing to do with how a defense responds? Okie doke. Nice talking to you. When you sight a qb that stares down his targets you should also point out the importance of those QBs accuracy and mental...

Funny you mention that as screens were in integral part of our offense at that time...

I'm not saying the play was developed with that intent. Far from it. I'm saying his checkdown was a viable option and how it developed it should have been his only option. What I stated is any plays desired outcome depending on variables of clock and field position obviously. I'd have more issue...

Only thing I'll add is no way enos is telling them to avoid the proper reads. The guy is very much about the mental aspect of the game. He'd be helping to establish bad tendencies if he even brought that up to them. Hed want to see how they read the play rather than putting them at a...

With all of the QBs it's not the physical though. It's the mental. Both kosi and tate have to be a lil more patient in the pocket(trust I know its REAL hard the way the line is right now)but without doing it well never be able to get routes to open up & they'll never be able to process most of...

The integral part here is the objective of plays is always to yield results. In this instance put players in space,flare the back in to the flat where hes isolated with a backer a good distance away. #1 pick up the first. #2 look for high yield match ups. A running back in space on an isolated...

Actually it was a horrible read. In that instance you see the running back drop into the flat at the same time the backer drops into coverage atleast 20 yards deep mid field. The perfect play isnt always the ones that require difficulty. Hes still learning just like the others. He needs to get...