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RE: Why not O-line "specialists" - jason - 08-13-2019 (08-13-2019, 03:03 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote: Wouldn't that be telegraphing the play? Not if they swapped jerseys when nobody's looking... RE: Why not O-line "specialists" - yellowxdiscipline - 08-14-2019 (08-13-2019, 03:03 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote: Wouldn't that be telegraphing the play? I was thinking the same thing. If we bring only certain lineman out on passing downs, then defenses will definitely key in on that. RE: Why not O-line "specialists" - RASCAL - 08-14-2019 (08-13-2019, 02:54 PM)fredtoast Wrote: If both offenses and defenses bring in a different package of players for passing downs why not substitute O-linemen who are better pass blockers. if these nuckleheads were any more "special" they be going to different special olympics! RE: Why not O-line "specialists" - grampahol - 08-14-2019 It's 3rd and 46 with 9 seconds left.. Bring in your best run blocker....just to...you know.. Keep em on their toes.. Marvinball at it's finest.. RE: Why not O-line "specialists" - rfaulk34 - 08-14-2019 (08-13-2019, 06:24 PM)fredtoast Wrote: It is no different from replacing a TE with an extra WR and bringing in the "3rd down specialist" RB, and every team in the league does that a lot. What happens when they check out of a run to a pass or vice versa? RE: Why not O-line "specialists" - fredtoast - 08-14-2019 (08-14-2019, 03:44 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: What happens when they check out of a run to a pass or vice versa? Same thing that happens now when we check to a run out of a 4 WR set or check to a pass with a 12 personnel group. Every NFL team ALREADY switches personnel groups for passing situations. Defenses already bring in different linemen. My question is why shouldn't offenses do the same thing. RE: Why not O-line "specialists" - rfaulk34 - 08-14-2019 (08-14-2019, 03:56 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Same thing that happens now when we check to a run out of a 4 WR set or check to a pass with a 12 personnel group. Pre-season seems like the perfect time to try it out. RE: Why not O-line "specialists" - XenoMorph - 08-14-2019 (08-14-2019, 03:56 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Same thing that happens now when we check to a run out of a 4 WR set or check to a pass with a 12 personnel group. with OL its a little different these guys have to gel and play like a single unit not 5 players.. that would be hard with to many sub packages. Now not many years ago we did rotate a few of our OL spots.. I cant remember the year or the guys anymore but when we didn't have top flight talent and needed to keep guys fresh. so it could be a possibility.. But it could also end up being a hard tell if certain linemen are only on certain play types. where as Defense do switch and can get caught with wrong personel on the field etc.. The real downside here fred is we are having trouble finding 5 quality OL guys.... who would you want coming in off the bench to replace one of them if they couldn't beat them in the first place for the job? RE: Why not O-line "specialists" - SunsetBengal - 08-14-2019 (08-14-2019, 03:56 PM)fredtoast Wrote: Same thing that happens now when we check to a run out of a 4 WR set or check to a pass with a 12 personnel group. Are you talking just for a play in a critical situation, or are talking about having essentially two "platoons" of OL that rotate in and out as dictated by down and distance, like with DL? RE: Why not O-line "specialists" - Nate (formerly eliminate08) - 08-15-2019 (08-13-2019, 02:54 PM)fredtoast Wrote: If both offenses and defenses bring in a different package of players for passing downs why not substitute O-linemen who are better pass blockers. As has been said i am sure the O-line needs to have chemistry and you don't want to show your hand to what the Offense is doing. Makes it much easier for the Defense when you do this. Just need to have versatile O-lineman who can both pass and run block. Bottom line just start your best 5 O-lineman. RE: Why not O-line "specialists" - fredtoast - 08-15-2019 (08-14-2019, 06:20 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Are you talking just for a play in a critical situation, or are talking about having essentially two "platoons" of OL that rotate in and out as dictated by down and distance, like with DL? I am talking about a regular sub package just like they already have for almost every other position group. I keep hearing how some of the guys we have are better pass blockers and some others are better pass blockers. Since we already sub in an extra WR on passing downs then why not bring in the o-linemen that are better pass blockers. |