Our offensive scheme

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(09-09-2024, 12:03 PM)reuben.ahmed Wrote: I will give zack moss what I gave mixon. Moss had a 16 yard carry, so he was 8 for 28 yards otherwise = 3.5ypc. We are still having problems running the ball. 

But yeah you put your best players in the positions to win the game, that's Burrow/Chase/Mcpherson and our new punter. I've been thinking Tee would have made little difference in the outcome of that game, but if we take a step back - we'd be saying a potential #1 WR on most other teams is not able to help a team score more than 10 points? Something seriously sounds off about that. I guess Tee would have caught Gesecki's TD and not fumbled Hudson's TD, though.

This reminds me that Gesecki did the griddy after his obvious drop, wtf, he knew he dropped it. Like literally that doesn't make it seem like he's very smart lol. Bad selling job.

That one drive looked good, why, we got Ja'marr open down the middle once. That messed the defense up a bit. It's weird we put Joe in shotgun so much and don't give him the ability to pass deep. I've got no excuse for "the patriots defense is good". Dallas wrecked the Browns. 

Here are Moss's carries in context...

1st and 10 at Cin 35= 4 yard run

1st and 10 at Cin 11=1 yard run

2nd and 9 at Cin 12=3 yard run

3rd and 1 at NE 40=2 yard run

2nd and 2 at Cin 39=1 yard run

1st and 10 at Cin 30=7 yard run

2nd and 3 at Cin 37=16 yard run

2nd and 4 at NE 10=5 yard run

1st and Goal at NE 5=5 yard run for TD

Generally speaking, a 3 yard run isn't great, but enough to keep the offense on schedule.  He had 3 runs that went for 1-2 yards, but two of them were in short yardage situations against stacked boxes, which he was 1 for 2 on converting.