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[QUOTE="upperdeck, post: 4031732, member: 474"]
every week we have seen more wrinkles..  If we get the QB to just complete more of the simple throws the offense can move the ball as long as it doesnt get behind the chains too often..    he still needs to throw on time more often. Thats a matter of trust, Either that the WR will be open or that the WR and him are on the same page.  its more than just throwing against air..   look at our throws into the endzone. Alford has run the wrong routes 2-3 times already.  One thing that not being in the huddle does make it harder to know everyone is gonna be in the right spot on the field.  Even if we have limited the complex routes they still need to run the 1 route correctly.

Some people wonder why kids are not out there.  They still need to see the signals process it and handle the checks at the line..  If you call a go and the plays changes to a slant at the line and the qB throws to air bad things happen.  if you have a huddle and a kid is confused he can ask before he exits, cant do that the way we run these now.

same of the oline.. when you are blocking RPO the oline has a much smaller task list.  You can see most of our blocking issues on pure passing plays when we get a complex D called.. by running more RPO passes the D has also been limited and that has made life easier for the oline which in many ways is still a pretty you group working together.
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