fwiw, someone brought this up in conversation with me a couple of weeks ago.
BUT...what that person -- who's quite informed -- said was this was a function of the ohio st offense. sticking with no. 1, waiting for the receiver to decide which option to take on the route.
BUT...what that person -- who's quite informed -- said was this was a function of the ohio st offense. sticking with no. 1, waiting for the receiver to decide which option to take on the route.
https://twitter.com/PFN365/status/1363251511044751362
the other question on something like this with fields is how well one reasonably expects a third-year college player to "scan the field" and how much that can be improved. few of those dudes are getting to their third read in college.
and someone else has documented this
https://twitter.com/Nate_Tice/status/1355261917766377473
which is why you won't see teams call stuff like that at the next level, champ.
https://twitter.com/The_Manwich/status/1363860575592284161
bigger concern than these college quarterbacks basically being told where to throw before the snap? cmon.
https://twitter.com/LwyrUp406/status/1363862228705841153
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