TRAINING CAMP STARTS TOMORROW WOOO!!!
meanwhile.. check this out.
http://highschool.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=825031
Two quarter backs in a play. 6 wide receivers 2 tights and a center. Check out some of the formations they run (the guys in black) legal? I dont know. Legal in NFL? I dont know, but its still pretty cool to watch, i dont know whos playing what though. And i dont get why some of the passes are completed but the ball carrier doesn't continue running.
Their bench had better be deep and full of well conditioned players. The QB's are gonna get stuffed when the defense figures it out. Looks like it would speed things up a bit in the game though.
Quote from: c_rex on July 25, 2008, 04:06:29 AM
Their bench had better be deep and full of well conditioned players. The QB's are gonna get stuffed when the defense figures it out. Looks like it would speed things up a bit in the game though.
even if the D figures it out, you still need to draw a new d plan. since there are only 3 guys on the "line" they better do a damn good job, and the QB has to be able to scramble and really get out of situations. A Favre kinda escape artist, and with Bradys arm, it would be a killer season for an NFL team to employ that, but again, this is high school rules, so im not sure how legal it is in NFL or even college.
We played these guys when I was in H.S. We beat them 43-3 my senor year, I had over 200yds rushing and 4TDs, Al Bundy ain't got shit on me ;D
*They weren't running this offense then, this was more than 10 years ago.
Reggie Bush's high school used the same style of offense when he was there. He pretty much played every skill position. They used him as the punter becuase he would read the coverage and just run it for a first down if he saw a seam. Still pretty cool. I seriously doubt it would work in college or the NFL though.
Even reggie bush himself doesn't really 'work' in the NFL. The texans did the right thing by passing him up.
Quote from: Kaveh on July 28, 2008, 10:34:20 AM
Even reggie bush himself doesn't really 'work' in the NFL. The texans did the right thing by passing him up.
Very true my friend very true. He has the ability to make plays but last year it was obvious he can't hack it as a full-time every down back in the NFL.
Quote from: metallimonster on July 28, 2008, 10:57:52 AM
Very true my friend very true. He has the ability to make plays but last year it was obvious he can't hack it as a full-time every down back in the NFL.
he is too small to run in between the tackles effectively, and his speed is mostly negated because he is going against an NFL defense now, not PAC-10 defenses, they're faster. Yeah, he is a very effective receiver, but they could have spent a lower draft pick and a whole lot less $$ in drafting a slot receiver.