12-09-2020, 03:34 PM
(12-09-2020, 03:16 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: I really am not looking at getting into the intricacies and nuances of specific schemes, as they are numerous and seemingly ever changing in verbiage.
What I'm really getting at is, the Bengals run a lot of quick release pass plays, play actions, screens/dumps. Why aren't they executing a Jump Set to actually give some teeth to the play action? Why aren't they executing 45° sets to properly execute screens, swing passes, and runs to the outside? It seems as if they are constantly executing vertical drops, like it's going to be a 7 step drop.
Why give the defender 2-3 yards of running head start? Why not meet him at the snap? Even if the defender easily wins the matchup, it's still going to take him a second or two to wrestle past or step over the OL.
Can you show me a video of the Bengals doing something you think other teams aren't doing? Again, you are throwing a lot of terminologies out but in misplaced or misused examples. I am trying to figure out what you think the Bengals are actually doing that is unique because the only thing I see is them executing poorly.
Edit: After thinking on it a bit, are you talking about tackles more so or interior guys? I am watching videos of our blocking and we are jump setting inside a ton because we get a man-up defender often. The tackles are vertical setting as needed or 45 settings basically any non PA pass, so I am not seeing the issues. A 45 set is just a jump set for an off defender. 45 sets often look like vertical sets because guys set too deep, which maybe that is more of what you are seeing.
