offensive notes from 9/9

A little late in the week to post this, but I just got around to watching the game. Some interesting tidbits.


Total plays: 65

Total Snaps by player:

Smith - 62
Colbert - 64
Carter - 14
King - 62
Foster - 40
Williams - 24
Hoover - 50


Dante Rosario had 10 snaps, two of them lined up at split end. He didn't line up at TE until late 3rd quarter, when we were using the one back, double TE formation (we used zone blocking w/ this formation). Didn't he have mediocre combine times? He looked fairly quick whenever he was in a passing pattern.

Ryne Robinson had 0 snaps on offense.

Goings had three snaps.

Our dominant formation was I formation. We often used it in twins, with both receivers on the same side. We did this on Smith's touchdown, motioning Colbert back to the right. Apparently, the Rams were playing a shitload of man.

We didn't use the traditional Henning full house. We never ran out of this formation. It was simply our base personnel starting in the full house, with Smith in the backfield, and then shifting to I. We did this three times during the entire game.

We used shotgun twice.

We used three wide 10 times. Both of Carter's touchdowns were out of this set. Drew spelled Smith thrice, and Colbert once in our base personnel.

Regarding another Henning staple, we never used empty set. There was always a back in the game.

Our opening drive was 10 plays, with six different players touching the football.



It's only one game, but based on how we used our personnel, Jarrett probably won't see much action this year unless someone gets hurt or starts underpreforming. But I thought our secondary receivers played well, even Colbert, who seems to have improved his blocking a bit.

 

Wow you really studied that game!! Good Info!

 

It was really beautiful outside yesterday - step outside for a few minutes!!

 

Don't worry, I didn't do it all at once.

 

thanks b&b