With our struggling offence and a young core both QB and Wr that are new to one and other wouldn’t this help our offence.
We have 2 scat backs in Smith and Caulley.
Would it not be good to use some HB screens? We never use the screens, also we could use it with a Reciever because what i saw of Chris Davis I think his name was, he was very elusive in the open field.
2ndly, with the new rules this year obviously everyone knows that the wildcat is in effect. Well seeing how as I am a Miami Dolphins fan i had to start this one boys.
Watch this video and think of black and Yellow executing it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYEmxO1xzF0Porter - can run and throw
Caulley + Tre - Can both take the snap and run out of a gun ( because thats the only run formation we use)
P Rod + Bauman + Chris - All are quick recievers that can catch and run with the ball ie: reverses
Watch this video and you’ll see Miami has 2 great running backs ( Ricky, Ronnie) we have Tre and Caulley.
Dolphins had a new QB ( Pennington) with young recievers ( Ginn) and they made it work
And i think we can to, with the end amount of options it is very had to stop.
Then when we think the defence figures it out a bit we add in a new demention
Ok, so Porter lines up far right side as a WR, Caulley takes snap, Tre motions to the right, Caulley hands the ball to Tre, at the same time Porter runs in looking like a screen, Tre give it to him. Meanwhile P-Rod is running downfield and we chuck it up, think of P-Rod’s ability to jump. It will look like this…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72bbonONvlwSome of you guys might think this could never work and thisw as a stupid thread, but think what have we got to lose? Were struggling now and IMO Porter needs to stay and get his reps. This could only build his confidence up…
Rememeber before the wildcat, Miami 1-15 season, Hamilton 3-13
Miami with it…10-6, Which leads me to believe if we find sucess with this formation it could really work.
You also have to remember the first time Miami used this was agaainst the Pats good Defence and the stats go as is…
Brown 17 carries for 113 yards and a pass for a touchdown to go along with his four rushing scores. Ricky Williams had 98 yards on the ground on 16 carries. Both Miami’s running backs averaged over 6 yards an attempt. Pennington had a good game himself, going 17 of 20 passing for 226 yards.
Both backs can be involved and if we use it right we can confuse the defence alot.
Also, maybe we can ty a Flea Flicker with P-Rod and use his height and hops.
Anyways, Thanks for reading boys,
Go Cats.
We need a win in BC for Sure!