Hey Mork

[Cribby]

It’s making them account for an area on the field that can’t go unchecked, it gets them to think and react also to unclog the area up by creating less defenders because they have to account for that. It’s simple sh*t man. Diaz adjusted when we complained about knowles and others yet richt sitting on his hands like he got a golden playbook

It was created for teams with less speed and talent , uses the field and space to your advantage. Rather than just out talenting / out manning . Like you said , it makes the defense accountable for the entire field.

 

[native]

The only motion we use is our RB stepping up from the I every play.

 

[Cribby]

The only motion we use is our RB stepping up from the I every play.

Very dynamic. Twenty first century stuff

 

[CaneFanWNY]

We do motion...the running back takes 6 steps every play

This fanbase, smh..these plays have worked for 30 years

/sarcasm

 

[CaneFanWNY]

The only motion we use is our RB stepping up from the I every play.

Damnit haha. This is why I need to read all of the posts before I make one

 

[LustNCanes]

The only motion we use is our RB stepping up from the I every play.

MAN, I hate that ******* move.... It reminds me, when I play chess, moving the pawn up ... And then they checkmate our azzes!

 

[TheUme]

MAN, I hate that ******* move.... It reminds me, when I play chess, moving the pawn up ... And then they checkmate our azzes!

Facts

 

[caneworld]

The slow developing handoff kills me , and it seems like it’s thd only play we run. Nothing quick , no counter action or nothing quick to the outside. All slow developing.

One of the few times we had good runs against FSU was the i formation off tackle play to the left. Which sealed the game.

They were selling out between the a gaps and nothing outside. No tosses , powers just the one off tackle play. That’s play calling , even though I’m talking more overall scheme in this thread.

Our running plays develop slower than snail's mating dance...

 

[caneworld]

The only motion we use is our RB stepping up from the I every play.

Looks like he is playing jenga instead of football...

 

[SWFLHurricane]

The only motion we use is our RB stepping up from the I every play.

The only Motion I see is Mork raising the laminated Play sheet over his lips, so opposing coaches can't see what play out of 3 is coming....

 

[Savage Cane]

Put it on the red zone, and watch the Rams.

Constant motion , flexing , shifting and formation changes. It’s pretty much all game.

This causes confusion , breakdowns , makes throws / reads easier for the QBs and helps the ol.

All this smoke and mirrors manipulates the defense and the DL. Makes all twenty two eyes take a split second to to watch the eye candy/ bait. It also slows down the pass rush and helps the run. Motion and fakes slows down the de’s from crashing down.

Not to mention it shows if the defense is in man or zone, that alone helps a crappy qb like Malik out. Something that simple.

Oh and guess where the Rams, and all the other nfl teams got these principles/ spread concepts? You guessed it , college freaking football.

If Bill belichik can bring in Urban and Chip to learn their principles why can’t Mork study these other schemes?

Just look at Clemson, their offense is very basic , from route combinations and concepts. It’s just constant manipulation, with sweep actions , motion and movement. “Smoke and mirrors”

Just this little adjustment makes guys like Thomas and Pope lethal in space. While still keeping the playbook simple.

I’ve been begging for this since Mork got here, maybe one day it’ll happen.

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@Stefan Adams

U ain't neva lied Crib. Mind boggling how Mork refuses to acknowledge these basic principles. It's fackin criminal in 2018.