Marcus McMaryion

Thursday, April 27, 2023 10:52:29 AM

This post is a bit misleading. I can provide some insight without giving a whole QB meeting lol

1. 9/10 times the defense is going to outnumber the offense in the box , BUT one player will typically be unblocked. Identified as the “overhang” or “conflict” player whatever offense you grew up in. It’s the offensive players & schemes responsibility to make the defense wrong.

How?

-RPO predicated off Overhang player
-Read option based off End player on LOS
-Two plays are often called allowing option to audible based on defensive alignment, leverage, box count, technique, etc., (not always different plays could be a simple flip the play to run opposite way)
-Hand signals to WR to attack off coverage quickly

I can go on and on and on.

Anyone who asks my opinion on an offense or a player. There are SOOOOOO many variables to make an offense/ defense work. Impossible to make assumptions without actually sitting in the film room. Why?

1. Missed Assignments
2. Missed Blocks (sometimes people just lose a rep)
3. Uncharacteristic Defensive Actions
Ex- 3rd & Medium the defense NEVER pressures in 8 games. We play them and they blitz everyone every single time. Uncharacteristic.

I love the enthusiasm from fans and that’s why college football will always be Elite.

BUT…too many moving parts to be judgemental. At the end of the day if you aren’t scoring points or defensively giving up too many points something is wrong and I’m sure they are very concerned as well trying to fix the issues at hand.

Thanks for listening to my breakdown haha

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