(09-10-2023, 09:49 PM)empty Wrote:

(09-10-2023, 09:14 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: The all22 will likely make it obvious from the high end zone angle, but it does look like this was it ^

Strange would have leaked out behind Fortner and rolled diagonally toward the left hash if he hadn't tripped over Harrison.

I feel like they ran similar plays to Engram a bunch last season, but this one looks like it was designed to have Strange go through the gap between Fortner and Bartch which I don't recall them doing.  Generally he'd cut either in front of or behind the O-line, not between.  Kind of hard to know where to assign blame blocking wise, as Fortner and Bartch's guys would be out of the play if Trevor could have rolled left.  Farrell seemed to be in a tough spot, made worse by Strange getting tripped up.

Yeah

Farrell's block would have ideally not have moved him that deep
Fortner's shouldn't have gotten him that deep that quickly 
Bartch's - same as Fortner
And Harrison would have to be ideally a touch stronger at the point of attack for this to work

The play design just got wrecked everywhere.

It really does look like that A gap between Center and LG was the intended path for Strange.
I think we saw them do this last year but I'm not certain. Could be a new wrinkle. 
(more often he'd run behind the whole OL I think)

Tricky play to pull off.

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