New Orleans Saints looking to reinvigorate ground attack

ProMallNinja · 09-03-2013, 01:38 PM

Originally Posted by TheOak

What Denver is moving to is running back by committee, but they are doing it by possession instead of swapping out RBs in the middle of drives on specific down and distance.

With Ingram running that screen in preseason and we already know PT and Sproles can run it we may be moving in the same direction.

No huddle, hurry up not changing out RBs may help all of our RBs specifically Ingram as it adds some more guessing then seeing them swapped out at specific D&D.

I had not thought about this possibility, but it makes some sense to me. The thought of it actually excites me a bit, as it should our RBs as well. I love the thought of letting a RB get into a groove on a possession. I do think that Sproles would still be sprinkled in sporadically in certain d&d scenarios though.

TheOak · 09-03-2013, 02:30 PM

Originally Posted by ProMallNinja

I had not thought about this possibility, but it makes some sense to me. The thought of it actually excites me a bit, as it should our RBs as well. I love the thought of letting a RB get into a groove on a possession. I do think that Sproles would still be sprinkled in sporadically in certain d&d scenarios though.

He will but Sproles is so dynamic that its really tough to know whats going on when he is on the field.. Run, scree, pass, he does them all very well. This may be more to help Ingram.

09-03-2013, 01:38 PM	#1
ProMallNinja Site Donor 2014 Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: MS Gulf Coast Posts: 242	Re: New Orleans Saints looking to reinvigorate ground attack Originally Posted by TheOak What Denver is moving to is running back by committee, but they are doing it by possession instead of swapping out RBs in the middle of drives on specific down and distance. With Ingram running that screen in preseason and we already know PT and Sproles can run it we may be moving in the same direction. No huddle, hurry up not changing out RBs may help all of our RBs specifically Ingram as it adds some more guessing then seeing them swapped out at specific D&D. I had not thought about this possibility, but it makes some sense to me. The thought of it actually excites me a bit, as it should our RBs as well. I love the thought of letting a RB get into a groove on a possession. I do think that Sproles would still be sprinkled in sporadically in certain d&d scenarios though.

09-03-2013, 02:30 PM	#2
TheOak 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Cypress Tx. Posts: 19,043	Re: New Orleans Saints looking to reinvigorate ground attack Originally Posted by ProMallNinja I had not thought about this possibility, but it makes some sense to me. The thought of it actually excites me a bit, as it should our RBs as well. I love the thought of letting a RB get into a groove on a possession. I do think that Sproles would still be sprinkled in sporadically in certain d&d scenarios though. He will but Sproles is so dynamic that its really tough to know whats going on when he is on the field.. Run, scree, pass, he does them all very well. This may be more to help Ingram.

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