They opened a few holes and gave the RB's some room... They're all gamers, especially Conyers.
Some other thoughts... Is the OC using the whole playbook? I didn't see one screen pass, one reverse, or any type of 'trickeration' play (and I know there are a few in the book). Why not a 2 QB backfield once or twice a game. Think about it... Kincade can run... and throw... what would that do to a D seeing that and not knowing what to expect? The goal line offense was again not impressive. When Freeze sends in RNkemdinche or Liggins the D always stacks the line. Why not let either fake the run into the line (that is what is expected) then back off and throw it once or twice (Liggins was a QB in his past) or take it wide. Wouldn't that keep the D honest and not stack the line? I guess I'm only saying that at times the play calling is much to predictable.
Some other thoughts... Is the OC using the whole playbook? I didn't see one screen pass, one reverse, or any type of 'trickeration' play (and I know there are a few in the book). Why not a 2 QB backfield once or twice a game. Think about it... Kincade can run... and throw... what would that do to a D seeing that and not knowing what to expect? The goal line offense was again not impressive. When Freeze sends in RNkemdinche or Liggins the D always stacks the line. Why not let either fake the run into the line (that is what is expected) then back off and throw it once or twice (Liggins was a QB in his past) or take it wide. Wouldn't that keep the D honest and not stack the line? I guess I'm only saying that at times the play calling is much to predictable.
