(09-19-2019, 09:42 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(09-18-2019, 09:49 PM)Firesky Wrote: I disagree that the hole was "gaping" the LB is crashing down, had he planted and tryed to cut it up into the A gap he would've been met by the LB for at most a single yard more than what he got on the play. Now if the pulling guard and Cann actually execute/finish their blocks he's sprung to the 2nd level without anyone on the Texans that has a prayer of catching him before a chunk gain and a new set of downs.

It's a "Power O" type play, also known as a "Blast" Fournette's job is to follow the pulling guard, and then hit the crease he creates in the right side B-Gap .. he does that, the Oline doesn't block. To use this play as an example of "lack of vision" is asinine, love it when people who have never played organized football in their lives try and criticize like they have a clue what's actually going on X's & O's wise.

I agree with you on the play design and intent. I don't agree with you that he shouldn't have hit that A gap left of center. 
It's not an uncommon improvisation from better backs to exploit such a hole.