Goal line
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It's genrally risky to run outside if the ol is allowing the ends any penetration. It's been a long time since I've seen a UW OL so efficient at sealing and preventing disruptive plays off the edge I'd speculate that the staff was still learning what it has with this OL, but will have a better plan inside the five in the future. They definitely need to stick with the spread.backthepack said:
wait it's harder to run when there's more people at the LOS? weirdchuck said:He is really slow to the hole and doesn't hit it with any purpose.
Someone pointed out that the blocking failures were primarily on the straight ahead runs down there. The OL did, and does, much better on the perimeter.
I saw creases that looked like automatic touchdowns open up on at least three run plays and the RBs blew them. Penix also could have punched in that run option play if Fataunu had sealed his man a little better or if Penix had the quicks to dodge him. The dude blew up the play by squeezing just far enough inside his block to reach an arm in and slow Penix before he could get outside the tackle. -
11.5% pressure rate against two legit pass rushers in bogle/windmon on 43 dropbacks. Very good.RaceBannon said:No sacks
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They're big and athletic. Run from spread formations and get people out of the box. They'll be able to seal edges/linebackers. Huff has done a good job recruiting.chuck said:
It's genrally risky to run outside if the ol is allowing the ends any penetration. It's been a long time since I've seen a UW OL so efficient at sealing and preventing disruptive plays off the edge I'd speculate that the staff was still learning what it has with this OL, but will have a better plan inside the five in the future. They definitely need to stick with the spread.backthepack said:
wait it's harder to run when there's more people at the LOS? weirdchuck said:He is really slow to the hole and doesn't hit it with any purpose.
Someone pointed out that the blocking failures were primarily on the straight ahead runs down there. The OL did, and does, much better on the perimeter.
I saw creases that looked like automatic touchdowns open up on at least three run plays and the RBs blew them. Penix also could have punched in that run option play if Fataunu had sealed his man a little better or if Penix had the quicks to dodge him. The dude blew up the play by squeezing just far enough inside his block to reach an arm in and slow Penix before he could get outside the tackle. -
Is this the play where he dropped it at the 1?
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1st down OL gets zero push, 2nd Talapapa fucks it up, 3rd down zero push from OL again, 4th OL blown the fuck up and #55 Fautanu pulls a Ben Ossai.
RBs get some blame but the vast majority should be on the OL... If you are expecting your RB to make some read or cut on <2 yard goal-line runs you are doing something wrong. That being said I would like to see an angry Newton get a few short yardage tries.
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I believe the call there is supposed to be God's Play, followed up by God's Play, then another God's Play, and finally God's Play.
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Talapapa let a db come from a side angle, where he should have already had forward momentum before impact, hit him from said angle, and forcefully turn him away and drive him backward. He was all but in at the time of the hit and only needed to glance off and fall forward or simply overpower him for about 6 more inches. Just a pathetic effort.
That many tries up the gut should have worked though. Teams still successfully slam running backs into a goal line formation to this day. No excuses in my opinion. -
God has a new playbook. He’s gone to the spread and likes a run-pass option on at least two attempts.RTD said:I believe the call there is supposed to be God's Play, followed up by God's Play, then another God's Play, and finally God's Play.
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The shitty OL goal line blocking wasn't isolated to just that one MSU stand... MSU defenders were regularly pushing UWs OL off the LOS into their own backfield on all the goal line situations... From two other drives...
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I'm pretty sure the coaches are going to sow this film and Papa and tell him "this is reason you're here" He should have scored, especially when he was on one with the Spartan secondary. Newton scores on that play.
