One of the best plays I've seen JG designed...

[btcutter]

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/09000d5d814c23b2/Roy-Williams-5-yard-TD

What a thing of beauty! I expected more creative plays from JG....oh well.

 

[Jenky]

Poor Webster. Picked on so many times in this game.

 

[Cochese]

One a year aint bad.

 

[CF74]

Well now I can't say we never sold play action once...

 

[AMERICAS_FAN]

Please! My team ran that play in high school. JG may be Princeton-smart, but he is football-DUMB! Just ask Ray Lewis.

 

[NextGenBoys]

all for nothing

 

[the truth of it all]

garrets just now clutch. we need to bring some more clutch into this organization

 

[poke]

Please! My team ran that play in high school. JG may be Princeton-smart, but he is football-DUMB! Just ask Ray Lewis.

did your high school team make it work against the NY football Giants ?
nah i didnt think so

 

[SanAntonioCowboy]

did your high school team make it work against the NY football Giants ?
nah i didnt think so

LOL.. That reminds me of the line in 48 hours.. Where the lady says "fake badge, my kid has one of those"

Nick Nolte pulls out the 44 magnum and ask "kid got one of these?"

 

[TheCount]

I wish we'd see more stuff like this. It wasn't the playcall so much as the execution, the execution was beautiful.

 

[Rampage]

It was a very good playcall and was executed very well.

 

[SaltwaterServr]

Not even looking at the video, but I bet it features a pass to Roy in the back of the endzone after a playfake and fake toss to Miles Austin.

I laughed myself silly when I saw it run. Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.

I'm still waiting on an option toss out of the wildcat. I think we might see that yet.

 

[Primetime42]

Poor Webster. Picked on so many times in this game.

But they'd have you believe he's an elite corner.


Webster's nothing special.

 

[DALLASD94DW]

That's my QuarterBack. Now let's hope the coaching and the rest of the team picks it up a notch in December.

 

[Ren]

He'd been setting that one up for a few weeks. Oh how i hated it when it was a 2 yard handoff to Barber every time I kept waiting for them to pitch it to Austin on that play every time they ran it, so did everyone else i think :laugh2:

 

[Hoofbite]

Even though Dallas was having a poor day running, the Giants bit ALL OVER that fake. Kind of makes sense to stick with the run even if things are struggling, doesn't it?

Still a little shocked at how little play-action was used against that defense.

Play was beautiful though.

I really think Redball is going to have to dig up a few more to make it through this stretch.

Having the Wildcat dive be the most creative thing you put on the field isn't gonna catch someone off guard. I know that Dallas is just banking on that formation producing a passing play at some point and I really hope they get the most out of it when they finally give it a shot. Better be a damn important moment in a damn important game to be saving that up for so long.

 

[JohnsKey19]

Not even looking at the video, but I bet it features a pass to Roy in the back of the endzone after a playfake and fake toss to Miles Austin.

I laughed myself silly when I saw it run. Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.

I'm still waiting on an option toss out of the wildcat. I think we might see that yet.

At some point, you would think we'd at least give teams something to think about other than Choice left or Choice right out of the Razorback formation. Heck, if Choice JUST ONCE rolled out and threw a 30 yd laser to a fan in the 3rd row, AT LEAST you're forcing the defense to play you more honest next time.

 

[Hook'em#11]

Garrett has a lot of good plays.

When executed correctly. They work. Who would of thought?

I did like that play though, very nice, crisp. Upon seeing that play again, I can't believe how this team lost that damn game. LOL.

 

[AMERICAS_FAN]

Garrett has a lot of good plays.

When executed correctly. They work. Who would of thought?

I did like that play though, very nice, crisp. Upon seeing that play again, I can't believe how this team lost that damn game. LOL.

OK, it was a good play, so what? One good play among a littany of many other bad plays does not cut it for me, sorry!

For a team that has done a pizz-poor job executing in the red-zone all season, this one play hardly absolves the coordinator. In fact it helps support the argumnet that poor red-zone execution is not necessarily the players' faults.

This play was well executed because it was well designed - set up well by the coordinator - finally. For once the coordinator did the baiing, unlike the hundreds of other failed red-zone plays that the coordinaor gets baited into by defenses, thus, not allowing player execution to have a fair chance of happening.

What this one play does is prove that continued offensive success falls on Garrett before the players. These players have battled injury all season and have still stepped up. Now it's up to the coordinator to not onl step up but stay up. So far he has not proven that he can. At least now he has the chance to do it and PROVE his contractual worth.

 

[Zman5]

This is why so many people are calling for less passing from the shotgun and more from play action.

I don't understand why we automatically go to a shotgun when we are 3rd and more than 2 yards to go.