PlayerRep said:I don't know the answer to the question, but NFL qb's also do that sometimes. I was thinking it might be a broken play when I saw it happen. Did it occur more than twice yesterday?
griznation23 said:Chiefs qd did that today. For a TD. It's planned. I think it allows two backs to block while stalling lb and safeties.
Ursus1 said:Freezing them is why you fake a handoff to a back.... not fake one to air. And in chiefs game it wasn't a pass play.
Ursus1 said:Freezing them is why you fake a handoff to a back.... not fake one to air. And in chiefs game it wasn't a pass play.
NLGrizFan said:Well at that fast pace if I'm rushing and he sticks the ball out its gonna slow me down just for a second cuz I'm not seeing anyone in the area and I've gotta stop to figure out what I'm missing, making me think I'm blowing my assignment or something is going on that I can't figure out. I mean think about it, especially if you're in the secondary and he sticks the ball out there while youre tryin to look thru 10-14 big guys and all you see is JJ holding the ball out there you'll likely slow down and think, Wtf, why, who, and by then the ball is gone.
It was a blown play for KC today but it screwed everything up bad enough that Smith was able to Waltz in for 6.[/quote
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:thumb:Mr. Greenjeans said:NLGrizFan said:Well at that fast pace if I'm rushing and he sticks the ball out its gonna slow me down just for a second cuz I'm not seeing anyone in the area and I've gotta stop to figure out what I'm missing, making me think I'm blowing my assignment or something is going on that I can't figure out. I mean think about it, especially if you're in the secondary and he sticks the ball out there while youre tryin to look thru 10-14 big guys and all you see is JJ holding the ball out there you'll likely slow down and think, Wtf, why, who, and by then the ball is gone.
It was a blown play for KC today but it screwed everything up bad enough that Smith was able to Waltz in for 6.[/quote
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That's 100% why they do it. Finally somebody actually thinks about something. Many colleges including us in the past used a fake handoff with no RB around in the shotgun. Remember lb dbs are on level fields they only see a drop back and the should sticking the ball out. Often time views are blocked by players. It freezes you team for even a second. Its actually used a lot by teams who use a lot of crossing routes or TE in passes.Mr. Greenjeans said:NLGrizFan said:Well at that fast pace if I'm rushing and he sticks the ball out its gonna slow me down just for a second cuz I'm not seeing anyone in the area and I've gotta stop to figure out what I'm missing, making me think I'm blowing my assignment or something is going on that I can't figure out. I mean think about it, especially if you're in the secondary and he sticks the ball out there while youre tryin to look thru 10-14 big guys and all you see is JJ holding the ball out there you'll likely slow down and think, Wtf, why, who, and by then the ball is gone.
It was a blown play for KC today but it screwed everything up bad enough that Smith was able to Waltz in for 6.[/quote
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mtgrizfankb said:used a lot by teams who use a lot of crossing routes or TE in passes.
Ursus1 said:Freezing them is why you fake a handoff to a back.... not fake one to air. And in chiefs game it wasn't a pass play.
That's the only scenario I could really think of. After playing defense in high school and thinking about the thread topic it seemed to be the logical answer. If I were to see a fake to "nowhere" I would likely stop and try to figure out what was happening and why he was holding the ball out then thinking to myself, "Shit, just got burned." :lol:mtgrizfankb said:That's 100% why they do it. Finally somebody actually thinks about something. Many colleges including us in the past used a fake handoff with no RB around in the shotgun. Remember lb dbs are on level fields they only see a drop back and the should sticking the ball out. Often time views are blocked by players. It freezes you team for even a second. Its actually used a lot by teams who use a lot of crossing routes or TE in passes.Mr. Greenjeans said:NLGrizFan said:Well at that fast pace if I'm rushing and he sticks the ball out its gonna slow me down just for a second cuz I'm not seeing anyone in the area and I've gotta stop to figure out what I'm missing, making me think I'm blowing my assignment or something is going on that I can't figure out. I mean think about it, especially if you're in the secondary and he sticks the ball out there while youre tryin to look thru 10-14 big guys and all you see is JJ holding the ball out there you'll likely slow down and think, Wtf, why, who, and by then the ball is gone.
It was a blown play for KC today but it screwed everything up bad enough that Smith was able to Waltz in for 6.[/quote
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