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AlbaNY_Ram
I get that establishing the run is important so that isn't my question. It's this: is establishing the run important so you can make the defense play 8 or 9 guys in the box (with the result being that the passing game opens up)?
If the answer is 'yes' then I have a follow up question: If the defense comes out aligned with 8 and 9 guys in the box haven't you already accomplished your goal?
Not if your QB buckles like a cheap suit.
It makes sense on papper and it's amazing that it's still our 5th year QB's kryptonite after all this time.
Mind boggling how nobody is ever open during the 2-3 seconds he has to get rid of it.
Are our receivers looking back for the ball at all?
Can't he just lay it out in front of the guy with no safety around?
Are our RBs any use in this situation?
Maybe the answer is to let Wolf take off and run?
Head scratching.....
