pretty intense RW breakdown from the second game of the season which i had missed, SI does some interesting stuff, only glanced over it..but here
that is interesting to me, why they might keep pushing the pass, PC keeps getting labeled a run guy but he loves himself some big plays.
The passing game has suffered from an all-too-familiar explosive-or-bust nature, lacking much-needed rhythm. This is supported by the data. Per Pro Football Focus’ Kevin Cole, the Seahawks’ EPA per dropback places eighth in the league while their dropback success rate ranks 27th. As Cole put it, the “offense is heavily reliant on big plays right now.”
changing the defense while the ball is being snapped?...we sit here and figure RW is standing there analyzing the defense lol
Tennessee’s defense utilized some smart tactics to slow Wilson and dig up old bones. Holding a single-high disguise pre-snap, the Titans spun into a Tampa 2 invert defense well-suited to halting bootlegs. Think cover 2 but corners in the deep 1/2 zones, a safety rotating down to close the high hole.
Changing coverage post-snap versus under center formations is intelligent, because the quarterback has his back turned to the defense if executing an under center play-fake to his running back. As the passer turns around, he is suddenly presented with a different defensive look.
https://www.si.com/nfl/seahawks/gm-repo ... 21-offense