WR Bubble Screen

[SolarGarlic]

Not to hijack the thread, but the shovel pass is always something we seem to have difficulty defending but never utilize ourselves. Usually similar in concept to a screen pass, taking advantage of overpersuit of a defense. What does that say about us? Defenses are defending more conservatively and don't feel the need to blitz as often?

It's successful because it's a weak spot in our defensive scheme. Not many teams play our scheme, so it might not have the same effect. If I remember correctly, Purdy almost threw a pick on an inside shovel pass last season.

 

[tolfbfan]

Psst. Iowa is in the Midwest.

Psst, so is Ohio, just ask anyone from Ohio. Dont tell anyone!

 

[Aclone]

Psst, so is Ohio, just ask anyone from Ohio. Dont tell anyone!

I’ve been through Ohio, I agree.

It’s that big yellow line at the Pennsylvania border that tells you where “Midwest” ends and “East” begins. Dead giveaway!

 

[CySmurf]

Trusting our wide receivers to block may be the issue.

 

[tolfbfan]

I’ve been through Ohio, I agree.

It’s that big yellow line at the Pennsylvania border that tells you where “Midwest” ends and “East” begins. Dead giveaway!

Yep , agree totally.