No huddle

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(10-05-2017, 01:40 PM)Wyche Wrote: Interesting analysis, and I'd agree with you.  We also have a QB that fits that scheme well.  Jay Gruden came in here with an Ohio River Offense scheme (not gonna call it West Coast....lol), and tabbed 14 as the guy he wanted running it.  I'd love to see it.....with a dose of no huddle sprinkled in here and there. :andy:

If the Bengals want to do it, they should pick a predetermined series, like their third possession...come out in a so-called "run heavy" formation with Uzo(assuming he is healthy and would be the H-back for Hewitt) and Mixon, Kroft, AJ Green, and (Aw hell, it is my post) Cody Core.

First down, run a power run rush with Uzo as lead blocker.  Regardless of the result of the play, hurry up to the line and split Uzo, Core, Kroft and Green out as receivers with Mixon as the single back.  You have a number of plays you can attack their base formation with this pass-heavy formation.  Don't sub and don't let them sub...better yet, maybe act like they will have time to sub and do a quick sanp with a free play bomb.

I am a fan of creativity.  Just ramming your head against a wall doesn't make sense.