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[QUOTE="dollarbill44, post: 365963, member: 686"]
SoBristol: I do too have the "secret sauce" for red zone success (more specfically, inside the 10). And I doubt I'm the only one on this board who does.
 
Stay in the spread formation with Broyld at RB. West wide-right, Sales wide-left, Lemon in the slot on the left and Wales at TE on the right. There are any number of plays we can run out of this formation, but the most important factor is that the defense has to respect the passing game and has to cover the whole field. If you get 1-on-1 with West, throw a fade to corner. If you have 1-on-1 with Sales on the left, throw a back shoulder. You can run Broyld in any direction. You can run the option where option #1 is pitch to AB, #2 is a pass to either West deep in the corner or Lemon coming across mid-depth or Wales underneath. Final option, Nassib keeps or throws it away.
 
The bunch formation with Smith at RB is too easy to defend against because all you have to do is put everyone right up the middle. If Smith goes outside, he is pretty easy to catch up to and Nassib can't beat any LB or DB in a footrace.
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