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[QUOTE="Millhouse, post: 1131281, member: 78"]
the smart football site is loading in a not smart way but this has the relevant quotes

[url]http://www.fieldgulls.com/2012/11/20/3671502/golden-tate-bubble-screens-and-the-constraint-theory-of-offense[/url]
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"In a given game your offense might look like it is all "constraint" plays: all gimmicks, screens, traps, draws, fakes and the like. Maybe so, if that's what the defense deserves. But you can't lose sight of the structure of your offense. Just because the bubbles, the flares, the fakes, and other gimmicks are your best offense for a couple of weeks doesn't mean that it will be there. Indeed, the best defense against that kind of stuff is simply a sound one. Thus great offenses must be structure around sound, time tested core ideas, but have the flexibility to go to the "constraint plays" whenever the opportunity exists. Too often, the constraint plays are alternatively given too much and not enough weight. But they nevertheless are what make an offense go."

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also worth looking at the screenshots of the seahawks screens.  Lynch isn't even near Wilson yet and the ball is already out.  if you're waiting to do a play action or go through the running back read, the DBs are already going to be on to the WR who is waiting behind the line of scrimmage.  if you decide to throw the bubble, it should be before the snap and get it out of there right away
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