Seattle zone blocking uses cut blocks?

[FibSeq13478]

Q1. Does Seattle ZBS use cut blocks similar to shanahan/kubiak scheme?

Q2. What is the likely impact of natural grass field on pats and Seattle? I'd assume pats practicing in cardinals practice field helps them play better than they have previously on grass but would love to hear others thoughts on this.

 

[FourierSeries]

1. I don't think so.

2. Not sure, but Seattle plays in Arizona every year so they may have a slight advantage due to familiarity.

 

[PatsBoy12]

Respect. Isn't any zone blocking scheme based on cut blocks?

 

[billdog3484]

i don't think they cut block too much. what i have seen is their lineman ride down to whatever side they are running and lynch waits until he sees a hole to his liking and he hits it

 

[FibSeq13478]

i don't think they cut block too much. what i have seen is their lineman ride down to whatever side they are running and lynch waits until he sees a hole to his liking and he hits it

Thanks. I don't think the pats defense has played kubiak run scheme very well recently (2013&2014) so it is good to know it is not the same scheme.

 

[FibSeq13478]

Respect. Isn't any zone blocking scheme based on cut blocks?

I don't think so. I think pats have used ZBS without cut blocks previously.

 

[Tony Cahncuhd]

They don't cut as much as the Ravens/Kubiak, but I'm mainly commenting to bump this and bury the jinx thread deeper.

 

[PatsBoy12]

I don't think so. I think pats have used ZBS without cut blocks previously.

Okay. I admit that I don't know much about the zone blocking scheme that what I have seen from the likes of Denver and that's all I've seen them do for more than a decade now.