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ArticleDetroit Lions film study: What is killing the offense’s opening drives?
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Pre snap motion St Brown into the condensed left tight end side. The Lions open the season with an identity call: a duo/man blocking scheme into the teeth of the defense for a gain of four. Nothing too special to see here, except remember this formation once the ball is snapped and compare it to the second down play against the Bills later on in this breakdown. Second-and-6 11 personnel. Condensed set. On a manageable second down, the Saints sit in a soft zone that Detroit takes what is given. St Brown runs an out at the sticks, but is stopped just a yard short after making the catch.
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St. Brown ran out route on second-and-6 but fell short of the sticks.

St. Brown was motioned into the condensed left tight end side on the Lions' opening play against New Orleans in 12 personnel; he ran an out route on second-and-6 from a condensed set but was stopped just a yard short after making the catch. The source notes this formation and route execution as part of the film study breakdown of opening drive execution.

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