No huddle

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(10-07-2017, 10:13 AM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Actually, they can go no huddle full time, and continue to burn clock.  A no huddle offense does not have to be a hurry up offense.  As long as they see a defensive matchup that they can exploit, all they have to do is keep coming to the line, forcing the defense to be ready.  They can sit there and run the clock down every play.

Which might be a good idea, as it takes more juice to be ready, and to then react, than it does to sit in standby to act.

This is true and also an effecitv euse of the No Huddle. Which means it ain't gonna happen in Cincy.