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The other interesting note is that the inline tight end here is none other than wide receiver Isaac TeSlaa. First, credit to TeSlaa for sticking his nose in the play and taking on the edge player.
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TeSlaa's edge block on fourth-and-1 was elite; designed to hold cornerback from blitzing.

Inline tight end on fourth-and-1 play; wide receiver lining up at tight end position. Credited for sticking his nose in the play and taking on the edge player. Source believes Petzing designed the play with TeSlaa down at the line to hold the cornerback from blitzing the way he did at the snap, as TeSlaa is a big threat on the release on play-action concepts. Source does not criticize putting TeSlaa down at the line but rather the play design's vulnerability to the cornerback blitz.

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