mean mark8
Waterboy
I haven't seen where anyone has made suggestions for improving the team with what we have so I thought I'd start one.
For one thing, I'd switch Phil Buchanon to the offense. He obviously doesn't like hitting anyone but has great speed and supposedly is a great broken field runner. If he has any hands, let's line him up on offense.
I'd also like to see us line up in the shotgun with DD to either side of Carr and have a direct snap to DD. Carr should make a very dramatic action like the ball was snapped badly to the other side, grasping at thin air and falling to the ground as though he's curled up around the ball with his back to the line. DD takes the ball through whatever gap he can hopefully find and scores!
Another possibility is running the shuttle pass. With how quickly the defensive ends bolt upfield on us, we should be able to throw a shuttle pass underneath them for some decent yardage. We do not and never have run a middle screen well so I think this quick hitter would give us a better opportunity.
Anyone else with some good ideas, let's hear them.
For one thing, I'd switch Phil Buchanon to the offense. He obviously doesn't like hitting anyone but has great speed and supposedly is a great broken field runner. If he has any hands, let's line him up on offense.
I'd also like to see us line up in the shotgun with DD to either side of Carr and have a direct snap to DD. Carr should make a very dramatic action like the ball was snapped badly to the other side, grasping at thin air and falling to the ground as though he's curled up around the ball with his back to the line. DD takes the ball through whatever gap he can hopefully find and scores!
Another possibility is running the shuttle pass. With how quickly the defensive ends bolt upfield on us, we should be able to throw a shuttle pass underneath them for some decent yardage. We do not and never have run a middle screen well so I think this quick hitter would give us a better opportunity.
Anyone else with some good ideas, let's hear them.
