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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.I'm not too worried about the Patriots offense. We got 33 in the Super Bowl against a good defense.The Eagles RPO was obviously effective versus the Patriots and Vikings, among others. Can the Pats adopt it? If not, why not?
Our offense is epic, why would you bother? Also, who would believe Brady was going to option to run.The Eagles RPO was obviously effective versus the Patriots and Vikings, among others. Can the Pats adopt it? If not, why not?
Belichick got out coached by an RPO offense.
Muh. That's so annoying.
Well Brady is a huge threat to run the ball, so I think yeah... they could definitely do it.
Well Brady is a huge threat to run the ball, so I think yeah... they could definitely do it.
RPO lol, this is a offense thats been around for ages.
Love how this was presented the last 2 weeks as something new and innovative and somehow Pederson invented it.
RPO lol, this is a offense thats been around for ages.
Love how this was presented the last 2 weeks as something new and innovative and somehow Pederson invented it.
Foles runs just enough to keep the defense honest. Brady doesn’t even do that. They ain’t running the RPO.Foles is no runner either .... the option involves the running back....it basically does the same thing as leveon bells hesitation
It had its moment at the right moment......a couple of well placed blitzes will shelve it with other gimmicks
The Patriots have used simple RPOs since Charlie Weiss was OC....before it became a buzzword.
Here' s Carlie calling it with Notre Dame:
And no...
RPO=/=Zone Read
These are two different things. An RPO does not require the QB to run. Nick Foles did not run in SB, either. An RPO is just a run play where a WR runs a route, and the QB gets to choose whether to hand-off or throw based on the D.
In the shotgun, it's sort of like a typical play action pass...but the QB really can hand it off. Only difference is that the O-line blocking assignments are run oriented, so the QB has to throw quick; before the O-line is 1 yards past the line of scrimmage.
But when the QB is under center, he just turns and throws. Notice the run blocking and how the back is still expecting the hand-off.