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Old 01-11-2023, 03:18 PM   #18
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Originally Posted by Iowanian View Post
That play will probably be called Snowglobe 13 rocketbomb 19...it takes 13 seconds to run it for a TD. Saving it for the AFC Championship game.
There's something I'm missing in it because it seems damn near impossible to stop to my eyes.

Against something like cover 4 it's pretty easily beaten because you're really left with little more than a high risk throw to Fortson or low probability to throw on the out to Bell.

But it seems like it would be awfully nasty vs. 'conventional' coverages.

What might be fun would be to put Toney in the backfield with Hardman on the vert. They still have to respect the jet motion given what Toney has done on his carries. Then instead of running the deep cross, you have him run a whip route w/ Kelce running more of a skinny post.

But now I've gone crosseyed.

In either event, if you can get a burner isolated out there in that 13 grouping, there's gotta be a way to get him isolated and with Hardman's raw speed or Toney's ball skills, there are some ways to make that damn dangerous.
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