Sep 21, 2024
4:33:24pm
4:33:24pm
For about the 4th time now, i have no clue. They should though. Its by far the
hardest to stop. Even if the offensive coach tells the defensive coach the call ahead of time its still going to work more often than any non qb run or pass.
I mean the stats show that its not close. QB sneak works 82% of the time. That is WAY more often than any other play. And remember that a qb sneak formation is up to the line of scrimmage with extra tight ends in an I-formation. When the qb sneak is ran it isn't exactly a secret what is coming. The defense clogs the middle and sells out to stop it. And still rarely stop it.
I mean the stats show that its not close. QB sneak works 82% of the time. That is WAY more often than any other play. And remember that a qb sneak formation is up to the line of scrimmage with extra tight ends in an I-formation. When the qb sneak is ran it isn't exactly a secret what is coming. The defense clogs the middle and sells out to stop it. And still rarely stop it.
Originally posted on Sep 21, 2024 at 4:33:24pm
Message modified by boctabulous on Sep 21, 2024 at 4:34:14pm
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Sep 20, 2:37pm
Why doesn’t every team always do a sneak on 4th and inches? Not rhetorical. There are probably reasons.
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I think you’re oversimplifying a multifactorial decision, and are probably totally unaware of some of those factors.
Sep 21, 3:31pm
if the opposing defensive knows you're going to throw every down it gives them an advantage. You have to "keep
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