05-09-2018, 12:30 PM
Keeps coming back to the offensive line. Need to be able to run the ball for PAP to be effective. Can't run the ball unless the offensive line has been improved. I think Price will help but RT is still a question mark.
Hurry-up and no-huddle schemes usually work best with rhythm QB which I am not certain adequately describes Dalton. Dalton needs time to hit targets on complex routes which is why Zampese's schemes did not work well.
What I would like to see is a grinding running game with quick strikes on crossing routes and occasionally a deep ball to stretch the defenses. I remember when the Bengals ran the sugar-huddle and no-huddle offenses, the defense players on both sides of the ball were sapped. But it was dynamic and exciting to watch and gave the sense that the offense was in control of the game.
Hurry-up and no-huddle schemes usually work best with rhythm QB which I am not certain adequately describes Dalton. Dalton needs time to hit targets on complex routes which is why Zampese's schemes did not work well.
What I would like to see is a grinding running game with quick strikes on crossing routes and occasionally a deep ball to stretch the defenses. I remember when the Bengals ran the sugar-huddle and no-huddle offenses, the defense players on both sides of the ball were sapped. But it was dynamic and exciting to watch and gave the sense that the offense was in control of the game.
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