Or don't have WRs run patterns that put multiple opposing D players in the same vicinity.
Yep, Canaduh has no idea how to design a play that has the TE run down the seem clearing the underneath for a crossing route. When you have two guys nearly beside each other, the are also multiple opposing players in the area as well. Idiotic play designs abound with Canaduh
Answer is - subpar mental capacities!
The FO is ok with it as they are fine with participation trophies as long as the money rolls in. Steelers fans watch and buy mediocrity doesn't change that.
It seemed like the wide receiver ran the wrong route on that one?
DKSports had a article about this. The beat writer spoke to Sims and Mitch if the route was correct. It was. It’s the route tree philosophy of the OC. You can see it when you are live at games. I was at the ATL game specifically watching all the receiver trees in Canada’s offense. There are three types…. Go, Rub and DECOY. Pickens was Decoy ALL game.
Right. People were blaming Canada for that first pick. And I’m like wtf it’s two crossing routes. Mitch either has to hit Freiermuth on his break or wait until Sims crosses past Freiermuth. He literally threw it at the exact moment he could not throw it lol
They know Mitch's deficiencies. You aren't going to squeeze them together and make them more proficient. What you can do is not design plays that again don't cram defensive players on a team good at intercepting football's in a close proximity of each other.
So your saying we can’t run any routes over the middle.
what an offensive guru you’d be lol
Ban worthy.
You really can't be this dumb can you? I think I was clear in explaining it and Ike lended some info too.So your saying we can’t run any routes over the middle.
Our route combinations definitely don’t seem to scheme people open
You just don’t understand simple football facts. Ravens are playing man on Freiermuth and Sims. If it’s zone Trubisky hit Freiermuth when he crosses into an opening. If it’s man he either has to hit Freiermuth as he breaks or wait until Sims clears and brings his man with him. He literally threw the ball while Sims was right in the same area. That’s not a bad play design it was bad execution.
I understand that concept just fine. But you don't understand that INT Mitch has trouble throwing over the middle so perhaps a play that doesn't put two defenders in close proximity isn't the best play design.