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Nailor gets wide open on a PAP shot play in the first quarter but Glaze botches his assignment (block down) so both the puller and Glaze are on the end and Kirk doesn’t have time
Nailor gets wide open on a PAP shot play in the first quarter but Glazes botches his assignment (block down) so both the puller and Glazes are on the end and Kirk doesn’t have time
Nailor gets wide open on a PAP shot play in the first quarter but Rogers gets beat and Kirk doesn’t have time
Nailor gets wide open on a PAP shot play in the first quarter but Rogers gets beat and Kirk doesn’t have time
49ers started doing this a couple of years ago to get CMC out quicker on routes and built a run package out of it. It’s evolved to a pretty interesting set of plays now and now Slowik doing it in Miami and even getting into a full split back formation. [Quoted](
This is interesting bc the Giants faced A LOT of single high MOF closed vs Houston. And JJM ripped the out breakers because of it. Will other teams switch that up? Can they even do that if the Giants are using heavier personnel? This scheme fits JJ’s skill set VERY well. [Retweeted](
What an incredible run by Taylor that didn't count. Check out Nelson collecting the DE. [Retweeted](
What an incredible run by Taylor that didn't count. Check out Nelson collecting the DE. [Retweeted](
Great trade for SEA. An investment for their run game. They need Price back and for him to improve his ball security and hopefully get back to some single-high looks for Darnold. [Quoted](
Nailor gets wide open on a quarters beater shot play but Caleb Roger gets quickly beat
JJ McCarthy is in an offense that resembles what he did in Michigan and he had his best game as a pro. How real was his improvement?