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Roman Marciante

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Miami has been exposed a little with some db blitzes. One way to combat that and literally a way miami could isolate their athletes is with spacing.

Notice the field here. Our #2 wr is inside the hash. That #2 db can easily factor from a closer position. He blitzed here and kosi threw his first pick.

That other still shows spacing and that #2 db blitz would have to come from the stratosphere. It is so much more identifiable and easier to contend with. Qb's can read this easily imo.

You want to get people out of your box to run as well? Move them out of the box. I think spacing would aid this running game.

You want a miami offense to succeed? It is a very simple formula. Take your superior athlete and isolate them 1v1 as much as you can in space.

That's my theory anyway
 
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Thanks for breaking down specific plays. It's easy to see that sht isn't working during the game, but it's nice to have some specifics. If nothing else, it helps me know who to blame.
 
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The fact that Richt doesn't understand simple **** like this really scares me. Don't know what else to say at this point.
 
9oh4Cane said:
The fact that Richt doesn't understand simple **** like this really scares me. Don't know what else to say at this point.
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Seriously man. Give Roman 100k a year, put him in the box with a headset and let's roll! Jorn Rocht is useless. Dead seriously, what do our offensive analysist do?!
 
9oh4Cane said:
The fact that Richt doesn't understand simple **** like this really scares me. Don't know what else to say at this point.
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Because his fraudery has been exposed. Even at FSU, he wasn't a great playcaller against great defenses. He relied on better personnel. He needs to realize you can't do that alone in today's game.
 
Roman Marciante said:


Miami has been exposed a little with some db blitzes. One way to combat that and literally a way miami could isolate their athletes is with spacing.

Notice the field here. Our #2 wr is inside the hash. That #2 db can easily factor from a closer position. He blitzed here and kosi threw his first pick.

That other still shows spacing and that #2 db blitz would have to come from the stratosphere. It is so much more identifiable and easier to contend with. Qb's can read this easily imo.

You want to get people out of your box to run as well? Move them out of the box. I think spacing would aid this running game.

You want a miami offense to succeed? It is a very simple formula. Take your superior athlete and isolate them 1v1 as much as you can in space.

That's my theory anyway
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If you get all receivers that wide most likely creating a 10-12 yard longer throw. Agree keeps DB away from blitz, but sorta eliminates shallow crosses and curls which are easier throws for limited QB’s, PROVIDED we run some shallow routes.
 
Makes sense. However, there has to be pros for running the formations this way. Can you explain why they are spacing the way they currently are? Is there a reason? Did you see this on multiple plays? Where these running plays? RPO?

Also, the oline obviously looks like they're set up in pass blocking. Would it be better to have them all on the line and space the oline out? I was taught to close up the spacing on passing downs, widen the spacing on run plays but we were all on the line.

Thanks.
 
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Dawgcane said:
If you get all receivers that wide most likely creating a 10-12 yard longer throw. Agree keeps DB away from blitz, but sorta eliminates shallow crosses and curls which are easier throws for limited QB’s, PROVIDED we run some shallow routes.
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Why can't you run shallow cross and curls with wider splits?
 
I came here looking for edm talk and stories of rolling on the terrace with strippers from E11even.
 
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