(09-13-2017, 11:25 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: One thing I noticed during the game was that very often, the fullback would go one way, left or right, and Fournette would go the other way.   Fournette was not necessarily following the fullback.  

Fast forward to the TD pass to Bohanon.   Fournette takes the play action fake, while Bohanon goes into the right flat.  All set up by the fact that the defense has seen that where the fullback goes is not necessarily where Fournette is going.   That frees up the fullback because everyone is biting on Fournette and Bohanon can just swing into the right flat.  

So, I'm theorizing that the TD to Bohanon was set up by all those previous plays where the defense was conditioned to ignore the fullback and just follow Fournette.

Maybe I'm overthinking, but it sure seems to me that the TD pass was a logical follow-on to the types of running plays they'd been running.  Part of a system: we run this way, run this way, run this way, and then we come back with this other thing.   All those plays were related and planned logically.

The fake to Fournette at the goal line was covered in this post. https://www.duvalpride.com/showthread.ph...pid1026845

I also noticed Fournette not following Bohanon or a blocking TE at times. I think a couple of those were by design (misdirection) and a couple were Fournette looking for daylight. I think you are correct that the goal line misdirection was set up.

One thing is certain. Marrone/Hackett are better at this stuff than Bradley/Olson and adding Fournette definitely didn't hurt. 

It will get tougher this week. Here's hoping they've got a few more tricks up their sleeve.

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