Saints @ Panthers Game Day Thread

rezburna · 09-19-2023, 04:03 PM

Originally Posted by WW_Who_Dat

One question with the offensive play calling that I have, where are the screen plays, so far nonexistent. Is that because of the limited backfield options? It has always been one of tool available in preventing the Defense from teeing off on your QB.

Predictable, static, conservative play calling in the first half, better in the second half they were much less predictable. Taysom behind center running and throwing even if only there 1 time. Taking handoffs/toss in the backfield all of which puts more pressure on the defenses. The guy is Beast running the ball especially when he get a head steam. Game plan him in something other than RPO that is statistically 99.9% Run so far this season.

Let’s play and game plan to win 1st-4th quarter not only on offense but also on defense. Prevent defenses are a holdover philosophy from a bygone era in the NFL. If you have a good defense why take away their ability to control the out come rather than being a passive participant.

2 down 21 to go.

They drafted somebody like Chris Olave who masterfully ran the bubble screen at Ohio State and rarely use it. He scored the one time we ran it (stepped out of bounds though). Shaheed runs the bubble screen well too because he’s so great in open field. MT can run tunnel screens on the goal line. There’s so many things we can do with this offense and we just don’t. Carr missed a lot of open guys, but still. I do like Taysom Hill having the option to through that bubble to Shaheed on those two draw plays. Love that design. I also like Taysom Hill in the backfield as an actual running back. He’s an excellent power back. That honestly needs to be his position.

09-19-2023, 04:03 PM	#38
rezburna 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Kenner, LA Posts: 8,114	Re: Saints @ Panthers Game Day Thread Originally Posted by WW_Who_Dat One question with the offensive play calling that I have, where are the screen plays, so far nonexistent. Is that because of the limited backfield options? It has always been one of tool available in preventing the Defense from teeing off on your QB. Predictable, static, conservative play calling in the first half, better in the second half they were much less predictable. Taysom behind center running and throwing even if only there 1 time. Taking handoffs/toss in the backfield all of which puts more pressure on the defenses. The guy is Beast running the ball especially when he get a head steam. Game plan him in something other than RPO that is statistically 99.9% Run so far this season. Let’s play and game plan to win 1st-4th quarter not only on offense but also on defense. Prevent defenses are a holdover philosophy from a bygone era in the NFL. If you have a good defense why take away their ability to control the out come rather than being a passive participant. 2 down 21 to go. They drafted somebody like Chris Olave who masterfully ran the bubble screen at Ohio State and rarely use it. He scored the one time we ran it (stepped out of bounds though). Shaheed runs the bubble screen well too because he’s so great in open field. MT can run tunnel screens on the goal line. There’s so many things we can do with this offense and we just don’t. Carr missed a lot of open guys, but still. I do like Taysom Hill having the option to through that bubble to Shaheed on those two draw plays. Love that design. I also like Taysom Hill in the backfield as an actual running back. He’s an excellent power back. That honestly needs to be his position. AsylumGuido likes this.
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