I read this on NFl.com. If true it makes sense. Linder would snap the ball to either Bortles or Wentz (or whoever) and the defense would be so off guard they wouldn't know which QB is passing the ball until it's too late. All this talk of Ramsey and Jack are just smoke screens. Look for the Jags to go after a QB at 5.
Caldwell is a innovator. Dak Prescott at #5 please. Chhammmpppiioonnnnshhiiippppp
I feel like this wasn't the best use of your time.
Quote:I feel like this wasn't the best use of your time.
I have 25 million sequences to analyze and the script takes a long time to run. I think I'm fine.
Quote:Caldwell is a innovator. Dak Prescott at #5 please. Chhammmpppiioonnnnshhiiippppp
I like your tenacity. Keep going and one day you will get noticed.
Quote:I have 25 million sequences to analyze and the script takes a long time to run. I think I'm fine.
How much do clothes cost in the matrix?
Did someone really try to make an article out of the
A-11 Offense?!
Why stop there? Trade Hurns, Julius, and Greene, for Aaron Rodgers. Then draft Cardale in the 2nd. We can have Bortles, Wentz, Rodgers, Cardale, and Henne all out there with Robinson running wild dominating secondaries. We can pass, we can run, heck we can even just have them all stand shoulder to shoulder with their hands behind their back and you'll have no clue who has the ball. They'll just run right down the field every time.
This is clearly a no brainer move. I like:
1. Everett Golson
2. Vernon Adams Jr.
We can move Bortles to tight end and run a wishbone offense. We going to the SHIP!!!
Quote:Why stop there? Trade Hurns, Julius, and Greene, for Aaron Rodgers. Then draft Cardale in the 2nd. We can have Bortles, Wentz, Rodgers, Cardale, and Henne all out there with Robinson running wild dominating secondaries. We can pass, we can run, heck we can even just have them all stand shoulder to shoulder with their hands behind their back and you'll have no clue who has the ball. They'll just run right down the field every time.
Can you imagine all the designed multiple backward pass plays we could come up with?
I can hear the call now...
Bortles at the 50 takes the snap, scans the field. Realizes no one is running down field, he looks to his left and sees Cardale 5 yards behind the line of scrimmage and lets it fly. Cardale hauls it in and attempts to go up field but sees two defenders closing in on him and he wisely stops in his tracks. He swings around and throws it to his right all the way across the field to a wide open Carson Wentz who is on the Jaguars own 30 yard line. Defenders closing in, Carson's only option is to pitch it to Rodgers who is standing 10 yards directly behind him. Rodgers with time winds up and unloads, hitting Henne in stride on a crossing route. Henne is tackled on the Jaguars 43 yard line for what has to be the most exciting 7 yard loss you'll ever see folks.
Quote:I read this on NFl.com. If true it makes sense. Linder would snap the ball to either Bortles or Wentz (or whoever) and the defense would be so off guard they wouldn't know which QB is passing the ball until it's too late. All this talk of Ramsey and Jack are just smoke screens. Look for the Jags to go after a QB at 5.
Yeah I wouldn't worry about that.. if they really wanted to do something like that they have two QB/RBs on the team with D-Rob & Nick Marshall that they couldve tried no reason to trade up for Wentz for that...