This is pretty much what I expect. The Seahawks aren't a LOB team - they are gonna try to confuse Maye but they will likely play more zone than man. McDonald will scheme up traps to try to bait him against some of our favorite passing concepts. The two week gap will give him more time to come up with exotic disguises. McDaniels and Maye obviously will know this and so it's a cat and mouse game.
Josh needs to figure out how to keep the reads simple for Drake - the Rams beat all this stuff by focusing on 1v1 man opportunities deep (makes the post-snap read simple - two high or single? if single then go deep to your top 2 guys down the sideline and let them win). We don't have quite the same personnel advantage as the Rams (duh) but we do have a great deep ball thrower and guys who are either separators (Williams/Douglas) or physical at the catch point (Boutte). We need to take shots from time to time to simplify the read for Drake.
Similarly another tactic to simplify coverages is to go with the hurry up. It's much harder to disguise and roam around when you are just trying to get lined up in time before the snap goes off. You can't do this all game but in spurts this can work.
The last thing that makes things simple is just running effectively. A lot of these disguises with defenders trying to get to a mark post-snap mess up run fits. I wouldn't expect as much disguising on early downs for that reason - thus please don't run on every 1st down esp. early in the game!
