(11-22-2023, 02:19 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(11-22-2023, 02:02 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: https://twitter.com/Nate_Tice/status/172...46084?s=20

Love to see it. They ran it right, they ran it left, they play actioned it to the right, they play actioned it to the left. This is the kind stuff they have to do help keep a defense off of Lawrence down the stretch. 

It really was good to see that. What else probably goes unnoticed there is on that last play. Where he hit Ridley deep along the sideline. He also had Kirk essentially wide open there in the middle for less yardage if he absolutely had to have it.

Shows Lawrence's confidence in his own abilities and trust in Ridley there. Now, you go into this Sunday showing the exact same looks to the tinhorns but you keep that TE back for pass protection and you take a shot deep to Kirk working left to right or Zay down the middle.

On the pass to Farrell - he also had Engram open deep. 
The play designs are great. Being able to call so many end results out of essentially the same 12 personnel look is nice too. 
The only tell there was that he was under center on both hand offs and in the gun (pistol actually) on both PA passes. 

The offense was insanely clean and efficient in that game. 
I'm crossing all my fingers and toes we see that continue in Houston. 
I have a bad feeling the tinhorns apply more pressure and limit some of the passing game by comparison, but that doesn't need to ruin anything if the Jags play well despite allowing a bit more pressure than the tacks could manage.

EDIT:

Was curious if we'd seen this before and took a peek back at the falcons game and found it there. They initially ran out of a 12 personnel grouping with the TE's split - then passed from that look.
 Then they ran from 12 with TEs stacked YY. Didn't rewatch the second half to see if they started PA passing from there, but it's likely. 

They also had a heavy package in to get a short yardage run with a spare lineman lined up as the 2nd TE. They got the first down, kept the look and PA passed from it for a good gain. LOL 
I don't think they had a lot of respect for the falcons defense.

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