StamerforPrez Posted October 6, 2009 Posted October 6, 2009 The game yesterday was one of the worst/most boring game I've seen in a while. One thing that was somewhat exciting and always is, was watching Roscoe on returns. How can a guy like this not be involved in the offense more? There's no way he wouldn't make a difference if the Bills designed specific screen plays to him. Captain Checkdown would love that quick pass and it might actually be effective. Also what is the point of the no huddle? By the time the ball is snapped there is only a few seconds left on the play clock totally defeating the purpose of trying to catch the defense off guard, while limiting the communication of the offense. Why not just huddle? This is no K-gun
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ChasBB Posted October 6, 2009 Posted October 6, 2009 The game yesterday was one of the worst/most boring game I've seen in a while. One thing that was somewhat exciting and always is, was watching Roscoe on returns. How can a guy like this not be involved in the offense more? There's no way he wouldn't make a difference if the Bills designed specific screen plays to him. Captain Checkdown would love that quick pass and it might actually be effective. Also what is the point of the no huddle? By the time the ball is snapped there is only a few seconds left on the play clock totally defeating the purpose of trying to catch the defense off guard, while limiting the communication of the offense. Why not just huddle? This is no K-gun Agree. Why not use Roscoe in a similar way the Patriots use Welker? One of Welker's biggest assets is his shiftiness to make the first guy miss on those quick tosses on the line of scrimmage. He makes the 1st guy miss, picks up maybe 8-12 yards and moves the chains. Seems like Roscoe could be used that way. Roscoe can make that 1st tackler miss. And that type of throw doesn't require Trent to locate his small receiver over large linemen and others.
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