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Isn't rolling Ben out of the pocket reasonable with this O..
Re: Isn't rolling Ben out of the pocket reasonable with this
Originally posted by DukieBoy
Yes, but reasonable apparently isn't part of the plan.
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Re: Isn't rolling Ben out of the pocket reasonable with this
I wondered last night why the Steelers never tried to roll Ben out of the pocket by design. Later in the game, it seemed that the Colts ends were lining up very wide on a lot of the passing plays, and perhaps that had something to do with it, but especially early on, a designed roll-out would have seemed to make sense.
Perhaps, like a fullback, there will never be a designed roll-out in Arians offense.
Re: Isn't rolling Ben out of the pocket reasonable with this
And yet people wonder why some of us question Bruce A all the time. If it ain't working, try something new!!! Particularly if it plays to the skill set of your QB!!!!!@!!
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Re: Isn't rolling Ben out of the pocket reasonable with this
Originally posted by steelblood
Yes. It is reasonable. It is also harder to do with quick, rushing 4-3 ends who set a wide edge.
But if the rest of the NFL is smart, we'll be seeing a lot of that this season. Crash the outside, cut off Ben's running room. This OL won't hold a pocket to save their life.
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