Why haven't we seen Beasley and Austin both lined up in the slot?

That lineup would give opposing DCs nightmares. Imagine the benefit of 3 step drops and quick slants to either side. Why does it seem so easy to the innocent bystander(me)?
That and where the heck is Brice Butler?
 
That lineup would give opposing DCs nightmares. Imagine the benefit of 3 step drops and quick slants to either side. Why does it seem so easy to the innocent bystander(me)?

The only nightmares are the coaches not understanding what you just posted.

But that lineup would be grand...but with maybe Mike white throwing them the ball.
 
Too complex for ol Scotty boy.

Plus that web back has the special sauce
 
This team's philosophy is based around TE sets and have stuck with that idea. This team doesn't play to the personnel and it's strength's often enough and it will be limited if it doesn't fit into their base philosophy.
 
Man.. you guys keep me laughing. . . Better than crying over this mess of a team I guess...
 
It's not in the playbook.
Playbook consists of 3 formations' ,1 motion and 3 different route combos.
 
Gave me flash backs to the offseason of 2017 where some thought Bease+Switzer would be unstoppable if we had both in the slot at the same time.
Swaim plays 93% of the snaps. Therefore a TE is in almost every down. Hard to go 2 in the slot with a TE. Which means no Zeke.
 
I would love to see a bunch formation with Beasley, Austin and Elliot. Put Rod in the backfield and Hurns or Thomas split out wide.
 
Gave me flash backs to the offseason of 2017 where some thought Bease+Switzer would be unstoppable if we had both in the slot at the same time.
Swaim plays 93% of the snaps. Therefore a TE is in almost every down. Hard to go 2 in the slot with a TE. Which means no Zeke.

you can scheme Ss out of the box - 4 WRs and 1 RB
 

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