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Dak is not the runner Jackson is period.
Well..No, it’s a good way to lose your quarterback for a season
No. We are not running our $31+ million qb more. He will take opportunities when they present themselves.My big question at this point is..
seeing how Jackson set the league on fire last season with his running out of pass formation..
are we going to incorporate that more into our offense?
are we going to run 4 receiver sets this year frequently?
Won't Zeke and the OL be able to open some gaping holes for Zeke and Pollard to exploit?
Will we do that?
If we run 4 receiver formations..will the QB draw and sweep be run? If the secondary takes off for the endzone to cover..has to be huge gaps to run thru.
Jackson with the Ravens have made that Jackson's trademark. Can Dak do that? Will he do that?
Farve was a mobile QB and he won like crazy.
Rodgers was not and was more of a pocket passer.
The WCO is very different than what we have been trying to do.
McCarthy has some things to adjust to with this cast of characters. Moore probably helps but still..
Dak needs to take on a new personality in 2020.
Here's wishing his success for sure. Everything depends on him now.
What do you guys see?
Comments?
I have made some replies to Dak running and how his running could be effective without risking him too much.There are few similarities between Jackson and Prescott, Jackson is a running fool of a QB and one of the toughest runners to tackle in the game. Prescott can be effective on breakdown and called runs but he is not in the league of Lamar Jackson, who is like a more athletic and faster Randall Cunningham.
Most QB's run, the D loves it, gets to unload on him. Not Jackson, he starts to move all the guys on the D get real wide eyed. He can really make them look bad. I didn't think he could make that transition from Louisville to Baltimore work but man, was I wrong!
I did suggest other things in my post.No. We are not running our $31+ million qb more. He will take opportunities when they present themselves.
Having lived in KC for 26 years, everyone freaked out and wants him to be smarter about it.I did suggest other things in my post.
Everybody wants to attack about Dak running.
That was just one thing I mentioned.
Nobody wants him hurt.
But it is football and we have a capable backup for once
I would not be so conservative with the QB to the point of not running him more.
Mahomes runs like crazy. Nobody gets their panties in a knot about him running.
In fact when he got hurt, he was right back out there running a week later.
So what you are sayings is..Having lived in KC for 26 years, everyone freaked out and wants him to be smarter about it.
I've been watching football a long time and every time there is a great running qb who shoots out the gate like this, they end up having a mediocre career, never sniffing a SB. Defenses will adjust to Jackson. Also note he is 0-2 in the playoffs, so they kind of already are. Beware of what you desire.My big question at this point is..
seeing how Jackson set the league on fire last season with his running out of pass formation..
are we going to incorporate that more into our offense?
are we going to run 4 receiver sets this year frequently?
Won't Zeke and the OL be able to open some gaping holes for Zeke and Pollard to exploit?
Will we do that?
If we run 4 receiver formations..will the QB draw and sweep be run? If the secondary takes off for the endzone to cover..has to be huge gaps to run thru.
Jackson with the Ravens have made that Jackson's trademark. Can Dak do that? Will he do that?
Farve was a mobile QB and he won like crazy.
Rodgers was not and was more of a pocket passer.
The WCO is very different than what we have been trying to do.
McCarthy has some things to adjust to with this cast of characters. Moore probably helps but still..
Dak needs to take on a new personality in 2020.
Here's wishing his success for sure. Everything depends on him now.
What do you guys see?
Comments?
I think you guys are running away with yourselves over Dak and running more.I've been watching football a long time and every time there is a great running qb who shoots out the gate like this, they end up having a mediocre career, never sniffing a SB. Defenses will adjust to Jackson. Also note he is 0-2 in the playoffs, so they kind of already are. Beware of what you desire.
Comparing Dak to Lamar is like comparing apples to oranges, I don't understand how anyone could draw similarities.Btw.
Just so we are clear here
- Jackson THREW for 36 TDs last year.
- RGIII's very best year was only 20.
Jackson is just different.
- Dak's best year was 30 and he averages about 24.
Just let Dak be Dak
I would too.I'd like to see dak use his legs more thats for sure.
The ONLY thing we should copycat from BALT is their 4th ranked D, complete w/ a great DLine and huge NT.My big question at this point is..
seeing how Jackson set the league on fire last season with his running out of pass formation..
are we going to incorporate that more into our offense?
are we going to run 4 receiver sets this year frequently?
Won't Zeke and the OL be able to open some gaping holes for Zeke and Pollard to exploit?
Will we do that?
If we run 4 receiver formations..will the QB draw and sweep be run? If the secondary takes off for the endzone to cover..has to be huge gaps to run thru.
Jackson with the Ravens have made that Jackson's trademark. Can Dak do that? Will he do that?
Farve was a mobile QB and he won like crazy.
Rodgers was not and was more of a pocket passer.
The WCO is very different than what we have been trying to do.
McCarthy has some things to adjust to with this cast of characters. Moore probably helps but still..
Dak needs to take on a new personality in 2020.
Here's wishing his success for sure. Everything depends on him now.
What do you guys see?
Comments?
Those are horrific passing numbers.Comparing Dak to Lamar is like comparing apples to oranges, I don't understand how anyone could draw similarities.
While Lamar Jacksons running is his forte and by design, he isn't just a one trick pony.
Had 401 pass attempts for 3,127yds last season.
6 ints.
All that and 1200 yds rushing.
well you sound like you are addressing multiple people in replying to my post. I am replying to the thread title, yes, I admit that. I did not do a full read as I was a bit hurried. May I suggest the thread title lent itself to such reactions?I think you guys are running away with yourselves over Dak and running more.
As usual, you guys want to pick the low hanging fruit. That's why I mentioned a few other things in the post.
I did suggest a few different things for Dak to do to improve our offense.
Crickets on that stuff, huh?
I'm all for it being implemented into the offense, Red. Maybe like 1/3rd of the passing plays. Dak is the perfect candidate since he ran that a lot in college.My big question at this point is..
seeing how Jackson set the league on fire last season with his running out of pass formation..
are we going to incorporate that more into our offense?
are we going to run 4 receiver sets this year frequently?
Won't Zeke and the OL be able to open some gaping holes for Zeke and Pollard to exploit?
Will we do that?
If we run 4 receiver formations..will the QB draw and sweep be run? If the secondary takes off for the endzone to cover..has to be huge gaps to run thru.
Jackson with the Ravens have made that Jackson's trademark. Can Dak do that? Will he do that?
Farve was a mobile QB and he won like crazy.
Rodgers was not and was more of a pocket passer.
The WCO is very different than what we have been trying to do.
McCarthy has some things to adjust to with this cast of characters. Moore probably helps but still..
Dak needs to take on a new personality in 2020.
Here's wishing his success for sure. Everything depends on him now.
What do you guys see?
Comments?
I THINK YOUR ON TO SOMETHING and I think we have already done this. Look at our roster offensively. Its really similar and the new style we will be playing. Like the Ravens, we will be super diverse on O and hard to defend. Its essentially spreading out defenses making them defend every inch of grass. THATS what we are now.We arent a ground and pound team anymore. WE CAN if need be, but we will be much more unpredictable.My big question at this point is..
seeing how Jackson set the league on fire last season with his running out of pass formation..
are we going to incorporate that more into our offense?
are we going to run 4 receiver sets this year frequently?
Won't Zeke and the OL be able to open some gaping holes for Zeke and Pollard to exploit?
Will we do that?
If we run 4 receiver formations..will the QB draw and sweep be run? If the secondary takes off for the endzone to cover..has to be huge gaps to run thru.
Jackson with the Ravens have made that Jackson's trademark. Can Dak do that? Will he do that?
Farve was a mobile QB and he won like crazy.
Rodgers was not and was more of a pocket passer.
The WCO is very different than what we have been trying to do.
McCarthy has some things to adjust to with this cast of characters. Moore probably helps but still..
Dak needs to take on a new personality in 2020.
Here's wishing his success for sure. Everything depends on him now.
What do you guys see?
Comments?
why are you comparing his numbers to pocket passers...lolThose are horrific passing numbers.
My big question at this point is..
seeing how Jackson set the league on fire last season with his running out of pass formation..
are we going to incorporate that more into our offense?
are we going to run 4 receiver sets this year frequently?
Won't Zeke and the OL be able to open some gaping holes for Zeke and Pollard to exploit?
Will we do that?
If we run 4 receiver formations..will the QB draw and sweep be run? If the secondary takes off for the endzone to cover..has to be huge gaps to run thru.
Jackson with the Ravens have made that Jackson's trademark. Can Dak do that? Will he do that?
Farve was a mobile QB and he won like crazy.
Rodgers was not and was more of a pocket passer.
The WCO is very different than what we have been trying to do.
McCarthy has some things to adjust to with this cast of characters. Moore probably helps but still..
Dak needs to take on a new personality in 2020.
Here's wishing his success for sure. Everything depends on him now.
What do you guys see?
Comments?
My big question at this point is..
Seeing how Jackson set the league on fire last season with his running out of pass formation..
are we going to incorporate that more into our offense?
are we going to run 4 receiver sets this year frequently?
Won't Zeke and the OL be able to open some gaping holes for Zeke and Pollard to exploit?
Will we do that?
If we run 4 receiver formations..will the QB draw and sweep be run? If the secondary takes off for the endzone to cover..has to be huge gaps to run thru.
Jackson with the Ravens have made that Jackson's trademark. Can Dak do that? Will he do that?
Farve was a mobile QB and he won like crazy.
Rodgers was not and was more of a pocket passer.
The WCO is very different than what we have been trying to do.
McCarthy has some things to adjust to with this cast of characters. Moore probably helps but still..
Dak needs to take on a new personality in 2020.
Here's wishing his success for sure. Everything depends on him now.
What do you guys see?
Comments?