TheAdmiral wrote:
raymattison21 wrote:
FOV is the degree of angle the QBs uses when targeting receivers. It takes in to account the way the qb is facing at the moment. Its only used in passing situations. Intelligence/ experience “finds the hole” but i like to use carry in tandem with to simulate the rb having “good vision “
But there is no reason why field of vision should not be incorporated for all positions. I see it being very important for MLB's, Safeties, Slot receivers, Tight Ends, Full Backs and Running Backs.
I think it’s just more speed vs speed. In mulls case the play is like a counter...the LBer and safety follow the FB to the other side...they bite and leave that gap open but the cb on a blitz b lines to the ball carrier. Mulls assignment is to run off tackle and he does but it looks as though the cb would not allow for anything.
Sure he could have cut it up for a yard or two but the defense gave up that initial gap integrity with man assignments anyway . Say there is not a blitz and the LT blocked well it would have been a nice gain.
There’s like a centralized dot guys correlate to but alot of times it seem guys pass through one another in the blocking running game. They get real skinny and slip through...whether it be a ball carrier or blitzer.....and sometimes they don’t.
Not much “juking” or “cut backs” in general ....just guys taking the shortest distance to a predetermined spot. That last part has been adjusted in the past but perhaps it’s more related to the tackle angles the defender take. As that part has changed to counter the power of outside runs combined with a really fast back. lbers and dBs run parallel to contain backs if not assigned to a blitz.
That stuff is all pretty much the same for all no matter the ratings but non static ones and alignments/ assignments is what’s going to help you win the battle.