As mentioned by coach Frazier of MIN, and elsewhere here, you lose some of the necessary talent evaluation prior to final cuts.
BUF has been flagged 20 times in their 2 games...7 (!) offensive holds, 2 defensive neutral zones, 3 defensive off sides. A rapid pace, lots of blitzing, is a double-edged sword.
It's fine to run blitzes and the no huddle, practice it, but this steady diet is dumb - or an attempt to gin up the juices of the local fans
If you plan to blitz 60, 70% of the time, you will get burned - be it a series of pitch outs and quick hitches, draws, floater to a crossing TE, or quick drop-back deep stuff. etc.
If you plan to constantly go no huddle, you will find defenders smacking your receivers in the 5 yard zone, and deciding that your QB is worth smacking hard and suffering the personal foul. Yes - you fatigue a defense, but you also up the probabilities for your OL to grab and your skill players to miss the called play. Your offensive players also physically (and mentally) react to a fast pace.
BUF has been flagged 20 times in their 2 games...7 (!) offensive holds, 2 defensive neutral zones, 3 defensive off sides. A rapid pace, lots of blitzing, is a double-edged sword.
It's fine to run blitzes and the no huddle, practice it, but this steady diet is dumb - or an attempt to gin up the juices of the local fans
If you plan to blitz 60, 70% of the time, you will get burned - be it a series of pitch outs and quick hitches, draws, floater to a crossing TE, or quick drop-back deep stuff. etc.
If you plan to constantly go no huddle, you will find defenders smacking your receivers in the 5 yard zone, and deciding that your QB is worth smacking hard and suffering the personal foul. Yes - you fatigue a defense, but you also up the probabilities for your OL to grab and your skill players to miss the called play. Your offensive players also physically (and mentally) react to a fast pace.
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