I think Pederson introduces new formations in this game which keeps their defense on their toes.

There's three things I want to point out in particular.

1. Lawrence has been slowly but surely working that RPO into his game these past three weeks. A lot of opportunities are there for him to keep it and run with it. He's handed it off probably 90% of the time. I think it's going to be 50/50 this time.

2. Lack of targets to the TE group. They have been extremely quiet in the gameplan. I see Arnold and Engram getting a combined 12 targets in this game. This is after seeing just 16 targets in 3 games so far.

3. Agnew, Etienne and Robinson seeing the field at the same time around midfield. This is that "call your pocket" aspect to Pederson's play calling I referenced earlier this year.

At midfield you can really get a defense on it's toes where you go "Okay. I have my consistent RB, my speed RB with WR skills and then probably their fastest player on the team all out here, [BLEEP] do I do?"

There's three ways you can attack a defense on one play within that unique range of hitting a homerun or getting inside the redzone.

This is the game I think where you see another layer to the offense being added. Starts with Lawrence's legs in the RPO game which then opens up the TE options.

That's how you get those big fellas gassed from the interior DL and LB's overthinking the run game and getting gouged down the seam for 15 by the TE.

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