I'm hoping Singletary/Raye can address this ASAP because teams are going to continuously stack the box with 8 and 9 men.
Some quick slants, or passes into the flat would have been lovely yesterday.
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Audible??
Sep 14, 2009 at 11:32 AM
- BigBug415
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Just wondering if Shaun Hill has the freedom to change the play at the LOS? And it's not really only Hill, but it seems like our QB's almost never call an audible.
I'm hoping Singletary/Raye can address this ASAP because teams are going to continuously stack the box with 8 and 9 men.
Some quick slants, or passes into the flat would have been lovely yesterday.
I'm hoping Singletary/Raye can address this ASAP because teams are going to continuously stack the box with 8 and 9 men.
Some quick slants, or passes into the flat would have been lovely yesterday.
Sep 14, 2009 at 11:37 AM
- Joecool
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Originally posted by BigBug415:
Just wondering if Shaun Hill has the freedom to change the play at the LOS? And it's not really only Hill, but it seems like our QB's almost never call an audible.
I'm hoping Singletary/Raye can address this ASAP because teams are going to continuously stack the box with 8 and 9 men.
Some quick slants, or passes into the flat would have been lovely yesterday.
Yes he does and he audibled into the perfect play in that 4th quarter drive.
Sep 15, 2009 at 10:18 AM
- GoreGoreGore
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What about audible out of run plays?
We were so obvious that we were gonna run that it allowed even the Cards to be obvious that they were gonna run blitz. If that's the case, a audible has to be called and a quick pass needs to be thrown.
If we continue to think that we can just go into a game, tell the other team, we are gonna run behind "X" and go at "O", it's going to be a fail.
We were so obvious that we were gonna run that it allowed even the Cards to be obvious that they were gonna run blitz. If that's the case, a audible has to be called and a quick pass needs to be thrown.
If we continue to think that we can just go into a game, tell the other team, we are gonna run behind "X" and go at "O", it's going to be a fail.
Sep 15, 2009 at 12:48 PM
- jimbagg
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Just an observation. It was a ROAD game, with a very loud, hostile crowd. Singletary's 1st commandment is "Total Ball Security". Risking too many audibles in such an environment, when everyone may not hear the play change, would seem not to be prudent.
Look for more audible activity in home games.
Remember that Hill loves audibles and, one of the reasons that he didn't shine in Martz' wide-open offense, was that Martz did not allow audibles. Heck, Hill didn't even have hot reads until Singletary became HC and insisted that Martz give his QB better tools, like hot reads.
Look for more audible activity in home games.
Remember that Hill loves audibles and, one of the reasons that he didn't shine in Martz' wide-open offense, was that Martz did not allow audibles. Heck, Hill didn't even have hot reads until Singletary became HC and insisted that Martz give his QB better tools, like hot reads.
Sep 15, 2009 at 7:58 PM
- kstolai
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Originally posted by BigBug415:
Just wondering if Shaun Hill has the freedom to change the play at the LOS? And it's not really only Hill, but it seems like our QB's almost never call an audible.
I'm hoping Singletary/Raye can address this ASAP because teams are going to continuously stack the box with 8 and 9 men.
Some quick slants, or passes into the flat would have been lovely yesterday.