Anatomy of the "G-Lead" Running Play Used Repeatedly

[DropKickFlutie]

Power Running behind Big Mike Onwenu on both the right side and left side. Over and over and over. I'm not even complaining. Love doing this repeatedly instead of crappy spread shotgun. Power run all day, every day, the roster is built for this. Then run play-action off this in playoff red zone situations.

The Patriots ran the same exact play endlessly against the Bills

The New England Patriots favored one particular play, "G-Lead," against the Buffalo Bills in a 14-10 win on Monday night. Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels liked that play so much that he called it again and again and again, like Herb Brooks sending his players on…

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[mgcolby]

So you're saying McDaniels gameplan was genius?

 

[DropKickFlutie]

So you're saying McDaniels gameplan was genius?

his trademark is when he likes something, to use it repeatedly over and over and over, endlessly. In the past that was crappy spread shotgun, that's all he knew. In this case I'm fine with a power running attack. Because that's what is ideal for this roster and also to protect this rookie QB. So while he may not be the brightest bulb in the league, in this case I am totally on board with running behind Mike Onwenu two dozen times every single game. I'm fine that this is one of the things that's locked into his limited brain now, it's exactly the way the Pats should be playing, it unfortunately only took going 2-4 first to figure this out.

Patriots Snap Count Analysis: How Pats Ran Over Bills With Jumbo Sets

Breaking down snap counts and play percentages from the New England Patriots' 14-10 win over the Buffalo Bills on Monday night.

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[PP2]

Power Running behind Big Mike Onwenu on both the right side and left side. Over and over and over. I'm not even complaining. Love doing this repeatedly instead of crappy spread shotgun. Power run all day, every day, the roster is built for this. Then run play-action off this in playoff red zone situations.

The Patriots ran the same exact play endlessly against the Bills

The New England Patriots favored one particular play, "G-Lead," against the Buffalo Bills in a 14-10 win on Monday night. Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels liked that play so much that he called it again and again and again, like Herb Brooks sending his players on…

patriotswire.usatoday.com

lol.. Henry McKenna ripping off Baldy.

 

[DropKickFlutie]

Mac’s Handoff Attack: How the Patriots used their running game against the Bills

New England gained 230 yards on 42 non-kneel-down carries against Buffalo’s defense.

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