It can't be worth any thing if I can't have it right now and what I want to know is who is the best football team, offense or player and when you give me your answer I will assume your answer will be correct for ever.
All the world is so impressed with the wide open let's run as many plays as we can in a game cause if we run 100 plays we will win. There is only one problem with the hurry up offense is that all that hurry up offense and ran ten plays and punted in two minutes puts their defense right back on the field and a tired defense can't stop anybody.
The Philadelphia Eagles were the NFL rage for one half with their hurry up offense but by halftime the sorry Redskins had figured out how to stop them. There is a few things that are basic in football. Run fast, tackle and hold on to the ball. The main purpose of holding on to the football is the longer you hold it the less likely the other team scores.
The NFL a league where the worse team is only six points in any game from winning they have seen everything there is to see and if they haven't a little film study will solve that. Colleges where the top teams are still better than the average Joe's hurry up works when they play out manned team, in fact any offense beats those teams.
These wide open offenses will not last in the NFL because they require running QB's but when you look around show me one run and gun quarter back that has lasted all 16 games of the NFL season.
We the people who love bright shiny toys fell for this gimmick offense. If you look right now heading into week three the top two qb's are those old timey drop back in the pocket guys Peyton Manning and Philip Rivers
There are many things invented everyday that can change the world over night. The reason they change the world is they come up with an idea that nobody else thought of. In the world of football until someone comes up with an idea where you don't run and tackle the game will always be basic. The team that runs the fastest tackles better and holds on the the ball will win 99 per cent of the time.
Sunday, September 29, 2013
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