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Geoff Schwartz breaks down Chase Edmonds first touchdown run against the Giants
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No one blocked the guy straight up on him. Fascinating play design.
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the intricacies mentioned within that one play are insane.
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Wow! Even AQ rumblin' . . I think we got us a real deal line coach.
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Chase does two things that helped him:
followed the lead when no hole was apparent, and
that little hesitation in the hole sets up Shipleys block, and then he is through
when I hear stuff from NFL types like "that's a really creative run scheme" -- I never know exactly what they mean. This feels like an example of that --
followed the lead when no hole was apparent, and
that little hesitation in the hole sets up Shipleys block, and then he is through
when I hear stuff from NFL types like "that's a really creative run scheme" -- I never know exactly what they mean. This feels like an example of that --
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Chase repeatedly would wait for an extra half - second in front of the open hole on the left side before shooting thru ot a different angle to daylight. Cool.
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Well executed run plays are my favorite part of football. That and field goals which I think are fascinating in a weird way.
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Punt and kickoff returns for TDs are up there for me. Too bad they are slowly phasing it out of the game.
Rookie PP21 returning punts was amazing to watch.
