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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Yeah, not sure Moss beats Revis singled up enough.This was shown on varsity blues with a slight diff they have 4 bunch receivers to one side and 1 on the week side this would force them to cover moss 1 on 1 between Revis and Moss I believe moss would win less of the battles.
My thinking in bunching up to one side is to cause man coverage confusion on the Jets part. Or, if they play zone to be able to flood the zone expecting a free roamer. In either case my thinking was that having all/most of the players bunched up to one side might make ID'ing easier for a smart QB like Brady.
Well as long as we are talking X and O's, we know that the wildcat is derived from the wing formation teams used to run many years ago.
Why don't we ever use the true wing formation? I mean think about it- when you don't know who the ball is being snapped to, the QB, FB, or RB- that uncertainty should mess up the timing of a blitz-happy team.
They would laugh because only Galloway and the RT would be eligible receivers, and the Pats would march backwards 5 yards because Kazur forgot to report the he was eligible....
You must have 6 men on the line of scrimmage the 2 most outside guys are "eligible receivers" and must have an eligible number or report to the ref prior to the play.