Hulk Smash and its benefit for our offense

[menolian]

https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/20...-7-ol-packages-shows-big-creativity-offers-ju

I wanted to discuss the 7 OL package that we rolled out last year and how and why it could be a huge addition to our offense if used correctly.
Now obviously we don't have those same 7 linemen this year, but IT will still work the same if the offensive brain trust puts the effort into continuing it.
The beauty of this package is that when used enough ( not just the couple throw away plays they had last year especially in the playoffs ) it can be an equal threat in the running and passing game.

Lets brainstorm to figure out the best uses of this offense and how on earth you would defend this without revamping your whole draft strategy.

5 OL on the line, 1 QB, 2 OL lined up as wingbacks - and three wildcard players to do with as you please.
Do you go with 1 RB, 2 WR. 1 RB 2 TE for a truly big package that can still pass effectively.
2 RB 1 WR.
The obvious advantage is the multiple inside and outside runs that can be configured, with pulls, traps, straight blocking and inside and outside zone blocking.
But for us the beauty of this is the coverage mismatches.
Say you go 1 RB, 2WR. They will have to use man coverage, they cant disguise anything against Dak, one guy gets doubled one gets singled and there is still and outlet swing pass.

If I were Kellen, I'd still use it sparingly until the playoffs then crank its usage to 90% and beat the other teams into submission. It was the perfect counter to the 49ers bully ball, we ran it, they were like oh ****. Then we stopped ( still pisses me off ).

I'll start the discussion on how to defend it would you use a 6/2/3 a 5/3/3 because remember the bigger you go the more back ups you are playing.

 

[Corso]

https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/20...-7-ol-packages-shows-big-creativity-offers-ju

I wanted to discuss the 7 OL package that we rolled out last year and how and why it could be a huge addition to our offense if used correctly.
Now obviously we don't have those same 7 linemen this year, but IT will still work the same if the offensive brain trust puts the effort into continuing it.
The beauty of this package is that when used enough ( not just the couple throw away plays they had last year especially in the playoffs ) it can be an equal threat in the running and passing game.

Lets brainstorm to figure out the best uses of this offense and how on earth you would defend this without revamping your whole draft strategy.

5 OL on the line, 1 QB, 2 OL lined up as wingbacks - and three wildcard players to do with as you please.
Do you go with 1 RB, 2 WR. 1 RB 2 TE for a truly big package that can still pass effectively.
2 RB 1 WR.
The obvious advantage is the multiple inside and outside runs that can be configured, with pulls, traps, straight blocking and inside and outside zone blocking.
But for us the beauty of this is the coverage mismatches.
Say you go 1 RB, 2WR. They will have to use man coverage, they cant disguise anything against Dak, one guy gets doubled one gets singled and there is still and outlet swing pass.

If I were Kellen, I'd still use it sparingly until the playoffs then crank its usage to 90% and beat the other teams into submission. It was the perfect counter to the 49ers bully ball, we ran it, they were like oh ****. Then we stopped ( still pisses me off ).

I'll start the discussion on how to defend it would you use a 6/2/3 a 5/3/3 because remember the bigger you go the more back ups you are playing.

I'm going to light the @xwalker @Dak_Attack_09 signals on this one.
I have that power.
And it's cloudy outside so the light beams should be wonderfully defined.

Just when I took out the telescope too!

 

[Ranching]

https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/20...-7-ol-packages-shows-big-creativity-offers-ju

I wanted to discuss the 7 OL package that we rolled out last year and how and why it could be a huge addition to our offense if used correctly.
Now obviously we don't have those same 7 linemen this year, but IT will still work the same if the offensive brain trust puts the effort into continuing it.
The beauty of this package is that when used enough ( not just the couple throw away plays they had last year especially in the playoffs ) it can be an equal threat in the running and passing game.

Lets brainstorm to figure out the best uses of this offense and how on earth you would defend this without revamping your whole draft strategy.

5 OL on the line, 1 QB, 2 OL lined up as wingbacks - and three wildcard players to do with as you please.
Do you go with 1 RB, 2 WR. 1 RB 2 TE for a truly big package that can still pass effectively.
2 RB 1 WR.
The obvious advantage is the multiple inside and outside runs that can be configured, with pulls, traps, straight blocking and inside and outside zone blocking.
But for us the beauty of this is the coverage mismatches.
Say you go 1 RB, 2WR. They will have to use man coverage, they cant disguise anything against Dak, one guy gets doubled one gets singled and there is still and outlet swing pass.

If I were Kellen, I'd still use it sparingly until the playoffs then crank its usage to 90% and beat the other teams into submission. It was the perfect counter to the 49ers bully ball, we ran it, they were like oh ****. Then we stopped ( still pisses me off ).

I'll start the discussion on how to defend it would you use a 6/2/3 a 5/3/3 because remember the bigger you go the more back ups you are playing.

6 DL isn't bad for middle school games, but line some of them up face mask to face mask and take away angles and double teams.

 

[Corso]

6 DL isn't bad for middle school games, but line some of them up face mask to face mask and take away angles and double teams.

I would have lit up your signal, but I knew your arrival was inevitable.

 

[Ranching]

I would have lit up your signal, but I knew your arrival was inevitable.

I love a NG....line him up in front of the center and then slant him....a good one can take up the center and both guards.....that's 3 OL for one nose guard.....we don't have one of them studs, I had 2 of them and they made my career.

 

[Oz-of-Cowboy-Country]

I don't like jumbo personal. Our RB's have to get pass all of those offensive and defensive players just to pick up one yard. The OL as a fullback worked in short yardage pretty good last season. But thinking we can drive the ball using jumbo only, isn't going to work. This is the NFL not the CFL.

 

[Cowpolk]

I want to see Steel run on a jet sweep on 1st and goal from the 5 yard line

 

[DonaldM]

I want to see Steel run on a jet sweep on 1st and goal from the 5 yard line

That's great play design. You are hired.

 

[shabazz]

I thought it was gonna be a thread on how the Niners smashed both of our lines

 

[DonaldM]

I got through hulk smash and quit. What is the age limit here.

 

[Cowpolk]

I thought it was gonna be a thread on how the Niners smashed both of our lines

Stop thinking I did and it works

 

[DonaldM]

Jethro just changed his yacht name to booger boat. The stripper poles look like the underside of a golden coral table.

 

[conner01]

The key to anything gimmicky is not showing it till you need it because teams adjust to almost anything they see on film

 

[john van brocklin]

https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/20...-7-ol-packages-shows-big-creativity-offers-ju

I wanted to discuss the 7 OL package that we rolled out last year and how and why it could be a huge addition to our offense if used correctly.
Now obviously we don't have those same 7 linemen this year, but IT will still work the same if the offensive brain trust puts the effort into continuing it.
The beauty of this package is that when used enough ( not just the couple throw away plays they had last year especially in the playoffs ) it can be an equal threat in the running and passing game.

Lets brainstorm to figure out the best uses of this offense and how on earth you would defend this without revamping your whole draft strategy.

5 OL on the line, 1 QB, 2 OL lined up as wingbacks - and three wildcard players to do with as you please.
Do you go with 1 RB, 2 WR. 1 RB 2 TE for a truly big package that can still pass effectively.
2 RB 1 WR.
The obvious advantage is the multiple inside and outside runs that can be configured, with pulls, traps, straight blocking and inside and outside zone blocking.
But for us the beauty of this is the coverage mismatches.
Say you go 1 RB, 2WR. They will have to use man coverage, they cant disguise anything against Dak, one guy gets doubled one gets singled and there is still and outlet swing pass.

If I were Kellen, I'd still use it sparingly until the playoffs then crank its usage to 90% and beat the other teams into submission. It was the perfect counter to the 49ers bully ball, we ran it, they were like oh ****. Then we stopped ( still pisses me off ).

I'll start the discussion on how to defend it would you use a 6/2/3 a 5/3/3 because remember the bigger you go the more back ups you are playing.

Wow!

 

[DonaldM]

I want to see Steel run on a jet sweep on 1st and goal from the 5 yard line

I wanna see the vanilla Gorilla at fullback Hulk Smashing for Zeke on goal line.

 

[Jipper]

Kudos for getting truly big package and smash in the same post

 

[DonaldM]

Jerry needs to do a Cowboys comic book. Make a killing

 

[jazzcat22]

The thing is with the extra OL, and one in the backfield as a FB. Are those 2 extra OL quicker, faster than the defenses DL and LB's. As to making the correct blocks at the key moment.
Can they get down field as fast to block as well if a running play.

It will still come down to personnel and matchups.

 

[shabazz]

Stop thinking I did and it works

that’s the secret to your longevity, wisdom and primordial girth

 

[DandyDon52]

https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/20...-7-ol-packages-shows-big-creativity-offers-ju

I wanted to discuss the 7 OL package that we rolled out last year and how and why it could be a huge addition to our offense if used correctly.
Now obviously we don't have those same 7 linemen this year, but IT will still work the same if the offensive brain trust puts the effort into continuing it.
The beauty of this package is that when used enough ( not just the couple throw away plays they had last year especially in the playoffs ) it can be an equal threat in the running and passing game.

Lets brainstorm to figure out the best uses of this offense and how on earth you would defend this without revamping your whole draft strategy.

5 OL on the line, 1 QB, 2 OL lined up as wingbacks - and three wildcard players to do with as you please.
Do you go with 1 RB, 2 WR. 1 RB 2 TE for a truly big package that can still pass effectively.
2 RB 1 WR.
The obvious advantage is the multiple inside and outside runs that can be configured, with pulls, traps, straight blocking and inside and outside zone blocking.
But for us the beauty of this is the coverage mismatches.
Say you go 1 RB, 2WR. They will have to use man coverage, they cant disguise anything against Dak, one guy gets doubled one gets singled and there is still and outlet swing pass.

If I were Kellen, I'd still use it sparingly until the playoffs then crank its usage to 90% and beat the other teams into submission. It was the perfect counter to the 49ers bully ball, we ran it, they were like oh ****. Then we stopped ( still pisses me off ).

I'll start the discussion on how to defend it would you use a 6/2/3 a 5/3/3 because remember the bigger you go the more back ups you are playing.

no telling what km does with offense, I doubt he does this. He likes the 3 and 4 wr sets.