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roman18
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the 2nd half he called a great game. he used a lot more of the field, didn't go deep, but he used all areas from left to right to the middle, he used the jet sweep, he used the screen....he had the D not knowing where the ball was going.
And I'll add the bootleg and "eye-candy" motion to your list as well.
It was literally "back to the future" for the offense yesterday. Almost anyone (i.e. Kupp, Robinson, Skow, Powell) could find the ball in their hands in the 2nd half and I saw much more player excitement because of it.
Jourdan Rodrigue has written articles on how McVay felt the need to have his offense evolve and how Stafford might be more effective with the empty backfield concepts. And while that might be true in theory, it hasn't turned out that way in practice - especially with a non-functioning O-line.
