Crayton Reverses - good thing or not?

[MONT17]

Crayton throwing the ball would keep a lot of teams honest, Titans had 8 men in the box almost the entire game, create natural running lanes.

 

[jobberone]

I thought we were running end arounds more than true reverses. However, I'm sure they use misdirection for its primary purpose even though I'd love to see some halfback and other passes off those kinds of plays. We're aren't much on gadget plays. I'd like to see more of those, too.

 

[newlander]

Remember when Tuna and Co. would FAKE the end around constantly and just hand it to the RB every time? I can't remember when they actually gave it to the WR: not so on this team. Red has some things up his sleeve and the weapons to do it this season. It's on him as much as it's on Romo IMO.....

 

[Mansta54]

Remember when Tuna and Co. would FAKE the end around constantly and just hand it to the RB every time? I can't remember when they actually gave it to the WR: not so on this team. Red has some things up his sleeve and the weapons to do it this season. It's on him as much as it's on Romo IMO.....

I bet we see FJ take that handoff on the end around out of the slot position this year and if he hits the edge, it's 6....

 

[McCordsville Cowboy]

At least have a sub 4.65 guy with some moves run the reverse.

 

[RoadRunner]

I would keep it in the playbook, but agree with previous posters that there needs to be some occasional changeups like double reversing it, or Crayton stopping and throwing.