Updated PFF OL tells the tale

[*Nate (formerly eliminate08)*]

(10-12-2022, 06:34 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Interesting, so our interior OL are much more efficient in designed power plays than in picking up defenders laterally.  It might look like boring football, but a team with an OL that can effectively execute ISOs, Traps, and Whams (TE traps) is likely to average over 4 yds/ attempt. (fewer "melee gaps" for athletic defenders to exploit=fewer hits behind the LOS)  Which can lead to some timely PA stuff and preferred receivers able to exploit one on one coverage, later in the game.

I think it will be anything but boring football if we stay with what is working with this Gap scheme instead of the WZ.

Might actually become that Offense I was expecting to see this season, just a really rough start to it. It is okay if we turn it
around, no need to panic at this point, we are still in the race.