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I don't think Dennison has a whole lot in his playbook focusing on roll outs, and if he does he hasn't unveiled it yet. Besides, Tyrod not seeing an open O'Leary on a roll out (true, it wasn't designed, but still...) isn't great evidence that it would help anyway. Nice gimmick play to throw out a couple of times each game, but if we have to cut the field in half in favor of the defense in order to (hopefully) help the QB be effective at an average level we might as well take the gamble on the other guy instead.
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It's preseason. We're not going to open the playbook, and we're not going to have our starting QB go out there running out of the pocket and risking injury.
Don't get too upset about it yet, Dennison is typically involved in offenses that use bootlegs and play action frequently besides pocket work. I think this is just typical vanilla preseason playcalling.
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I just think (hope) that they are keeping him in the pocket during preseason to help him go through his reads. They know he's a better QB outside the pocket when he's reacting.
I agree with the original post. I saw a tweet that echoed Mace's suggestion that this is Dennison being vanilla. I don't think that's likely. He needs to get the o-line moving so Taylor can roll out.
If they're going to use him, they have to play to his strength - which is passing on the roll out. Problem with that, for Taylor - it takes half the field away from him. He doesn't really look back to the other side of the field.
I agree with the original post. I saw a tweet that echoed Mace's suggestion that this is Dennison being vanilla. I don't think that's likely. He needs to get the o-line moving so Taylor can roll out.
If they're going to use him, they have to play to his strength - which is passing on the roll out. Problem with that, for Taylor - it takes half the field away from him. He doesn't really look back to the other side of the field.
It's a problem.
It is since the WCO relies on a timing based passing approach. It's why McDermott is praising Peterman so much cuz the kid gets "it". Tyrod as much as he practices developing time with his receivers etc may never get it. As he's such a great athlete he hasn't had to develop an internal clock and instead can make plays with his legs. It may be exciting but it doesn't work long term in the NFL as either you ended up hurting yourself or D coordinators develop defenses that easily shut down your passing game leaving you to only running which as we seen last two seasons not enough.
It is since the WCO relies on a timing based passing approach. It's why McDermott is praising Peterman so much cuz the kid gets "it". Tyrod as much as he practices developing time with his receivers etc may never get it. As he's such a great athlete he hasn't had to develop an internal clock and instead can make plays with his legs. It may be exciting but it doesn't work long term in the NFL as either you ended up hurting yourself or D coordinators develop defenses that easily shut down your passing game leaving you to only running which as we seen last two seasons not enough.
Nathan looks like the one with 7 years experience if you watch the games again.
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