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There is an unused aspect of this offense.

M R DAWGS

M R DAWGS

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And that is misdirection with Kamario reading the DE, pulling the ball based on that read and taking off.

It’d add another dimension to this offense and would be hard to stop.

I realize Kamario may not be 100%, but mixing that in with what we have with Fluff and the passing game could be deadly.

I think we may see more of it as the season progresses.
 
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M R DAWGS said:
And that is misdirection with Kamario reading the DE, pulling the ball based on that read and taking off.

It’d add another dimension to this offense and would be hard to stop.

I realize Kamario may not be 100%, but mixing that in with what we have with Fluff and the passing game could be deadly.

I think we may see more of it as the season progresses.
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Risk/reward. Just can’t afford to lose his @$$ to injury.
 
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Shmuley said:
Risk/reward. Just can’t afford to lose his @$$ to injury.
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Yeah. That would be great for a game or two. Until the season ending injury. Then it would really really suck. He’s a great runner. But we just have to continue to be very selective about when & how he runs.
 
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M R DAWGS

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I don’t disagree, but there are instances where it was wide open last night.

Get the yardage and go down, at least use it enough to make them respect it. It would open up the other parts of the offense.

I don’t want us to run Kamario constantly, but just enough to make it a threat so defenses don’t overload on Fluff.

It’s an arrow in the quiver that we haven’t used yet, and could be killer if done correctly.

I’m sure it’s in the playbook.
 
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