I know I'm stepping in it here, but I really don't think it was such a bonehead play call.
A draw play is designed to initially look like a pass play, thus it was what some might say a more creative play call than the drop back pass everyone on the defensive side and in the stands was expecting to see.
If a couple guys get blocked and Jordan Canada gets to the second level, I like his chances of getting 13+ yards down the field.
I haven't seen the play since seeing it live, but if Eastern was blitzing right into the gap the draw play was called, hats off to them for their correct scheme/guess on that play.
And finally, if they were blitzing and were in the backfield that quickly, it is very conceivable that a pass play was doomed as well.
A draw play is designed to initially look like a pass play, thus it was what some might say a more creative play call than the drop back pass everyone on the defensive side and in the stands was expecting to see.
If a couple guys get blocked and Jordan Canada gets to the second level, I like his chances of getting 13+ yards down the field.
I haven't seen the play since seeing it live, but if Eastern was blitzing right into the gap the draw play was called, hats off to them for their correct scheme/guess on that play.
And finally, if they were blitzing and were in the backfield that quickly, it is very conceivable that a pass play was doomed as well.