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Stinger78 was right on the defensive scheme used by Bud Foster - DT's in both A gaps. With the wide split of the guards we like to use it made it too easy to come across and get to Nesbitt quick. This messed up far more plays than just the turnovers.
What should be the solution? If you close the gaps you don't spread the line of scrimmage like CPJ prefers. Instead of O-line blocking in the direction the play is going, shouldn't the guard and center block down? I thought it was a good move by Foster and it did not seem like we adjusted. Maybe our guards are just too slow coming after the tackle.
What should be the solution? If you close the gaps you don't spread the line of scrimmage like CPJ prefers. Instead of O-line blocking in the direction the play is going, shouldn't the guard and center block down? I thought it was a good move by Foster and it did not seem like we adjusted. Maybe our guards are just too slow coming after the tackle.