Should Garrett have a wild cat play?

[Temo]

Alright, alright guys... lets compromise and combine all our plays.

Wildcat formation. Barber takes the snap and hands off to Felix running right... only WAIT!! It's a trick! Flea Flicker back to Barber... who hands off to Owens running an end around to the left!

Then... Oh no! It's a hand off to Roy Williams on the Reverse! Wait for it... Roy hands off to Crayton on the double Reverse! Crayton runs for a 4 yard gain.

I want to see this happen.

 

[RainMan]

Count me against such a ploy now that we have Romo back in the lineup. I did think that with Brad Johnson in there such trickeration would have been ideal, but oh well.

 

[Arch Stanton]

Yes, keep it for the Superbowl!

 

[SteveOS]

How about a double reverse to Owens with an injured Romo running the lead block? Oh, wait we tried that for no gain last night :bang2:

:laugh2:

 

[WoodysGirl]

Every time we get 1st and 10 inside the 50 I expect to see the flea-flicker come back.

And on goal lines, I look for the TE to chip, stumble, and roll into the end zone for a wide open catch.

Two of my favorite plays of the Parcells era. They both almost always worked, and I don't know why we don't keep them in the offense. If for no other reasons than they're fan favorites and would make a nice homage to the last administration.

The bold is the one play from the Bruce Coslet era that worked.

 

[CATCH17]

I wanna see the shovel pass. I love that play and we never run it.

I was thinking the same thing during the game Sunday.

We could really hurt teams with that play I believe.