(10-23-2018, 04:11 PM)rpr52121 Wrote: Thanks. NYC. Did you notice the types of route combinations, are they still forcing every WR to beat his man one-on-one, or the using trees and concepts to scheme guys open but the WR are not consistently running the routes crisply?

I didn't see anything that we haven't already seen in the first half. There are a couple of underneath routes that cross another receiver or TE before coming open, but the tinhorns were mostly letting those go and playing the first down marker when they were run. 

In the second half Hackett called more 4 or 5 receiver sets than I'm used to seeing, but that may have been as much a product of being down 20 points as having Kessler throwing the ball. Though I believe it was due to both of those reasons.

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