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[QUOTE="IthacaMatt, post: 5617666, member: 405"] Hard disagree. You can't play on offense, for certain, without knowing the plays. Linemen don't know who to block, whether to pull, etc. Running backs don't know which hole to hit, receivers don't know what routes to run. Sure, some of this stuff is making reads in real time, but you have to know the plays. Period. Maybe you can just be a maniac and kind of still function on defense, but if you don't know your assignment, that leads to blown coverage and a big play for the opposition. [/QUOTE]
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