10-29-2018, 08:00 AM
With the way he is playing, his football IQ, and his experience...Why not let Dalton control the tempo?
Have any of you watched the Rams? Goff does what we used to call "the sugar huddle" near the LOS and if the opposition tries to make a substitution, he will quickly line up and snap the ball and catch them with 12 men on the field. It may seem gimmicky, but it affords him a free play, like Dalton FINALLY doing a hard count (which I think worked 5 times yesterday!).
I would allow Dalton more control on changing plays, controlling tempo, and going with quick-snap plays to prevent substitutions.
That being said, there were three times in the second half on read-option where Dalton handed off instead of keeping the ball and it was the wrong decision. If you never keep the ball, there is no option. He would have had clear sailing for a loooong way if he kept even one of them.
Have any of you watched the Rams? Goff does what we used to call "the sugar huddle" near the LOS and if the opposition tries to make a substitution, he will quickly line up and snap the ball and catch them with 12 men on the field. It may seem gimmicky, but it affords him a free play, like Dalton FINALLY doing a hard count (which I think worked 5 times yesterday!).
I would allow Dalton more control on changing plays, controlling tempo, and going with quick-snap plays to prevent substitutions.
That being said, there were three times in the second half on read-option where Dalton handed off instead of keeping the ball and it was the wrong decision. If you never keep the ball, there is no option. He would have had clear sailing for a loooong way if he kept even one of them.
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