Quote:I'd say at least half of them. 

 

1. Play action roll out - Something short to Thomas or Lewis to open up the next play 

2. Pitch outside to Ivory or Yeldon

3. Bootleg (Away from Marcus Peters side of the field) with a trips receiver set all running low - medium - high drag / slant routes to where Blake should be

4. Play action roll out with Koyack in at FB and Yeldon in at RB - Something short & deep here to maybe flip the field with Hurns or Lee

5. Run off-tackle with Ivory or Yeldon

6. TE Screen Pass to Lewis or Thomas 

7. Bootleg (This time on Marcus Peters side of the field) looking for a back shoulder throw to Robinson here or an underneath safety valve throw to Lee or Hurns

8. QB Sneak at the Goal Line 

Might work for an opening drive, but it's not sustainable for very long once the LBs start sniffing it out. 

Also important to note that Blake doesn't look very comfortable throwing when he rolls to his left.

 

 

I  also get the feeling we'll see a lot more runs than this from Hackett, BTW. 

 

Regardless - I hope the rollout and the up-tempo stuff find their way onto the field Sunday enough to help the kid get something going. Will be interesting to see how Hackett uses that stuff.  Also very curious what he'll do to spark the run game that he's supposedly very committed to balancing. 

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