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Some offhand observations after the breakdown, which was awesome and well done- What Peace described as Washington's strategy on the line is what's going on when you hear someone refer to a "stunt". When coaches talk about WRs needing to buy into blocking in their scheme, we imagine them fired up about the barely-evident crack (which honestly did its job). Watch the X and Slot receivers for some real effort blocking. The snap isn't verbal. LG 73 is literally standing up at the beginning of the video. Big Ben stomps, he sets, he puts his right arm on the center, drops it, and they snap all in sequence.
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Badfinger posted:When coaches talk about WRs needing to buy into blocking in their scheme, we imagine them fired up about the barely-evident crack (which honestly did its job). Watch the X and Slot receivers for some real effort blocking. I think that Wheaton has a much better reputation as a blocker, maybe the best WR on the team right now. I'd expect Wheaton to give this play a little more margin for error if it's attempted this weekend. Coates is definitely getting called out on film review, but his baby's breath block made Williams' move into a future season highlight so I'm not mad.
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Moxie posted:I think that Wheaton has a much better reputation as a blocker, maybe the best WR on the team right now. I'd expect Wheaton to give this play a little more margin for error if it's attempted this weekend. Sorry, I said effort but what I really mean is  .Coates is by far the most active WR blocker on the play. Looks like Brown and #17?
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Oh my god you guys I loving love power football. Look at this loving formation there's seven loving in-line blockers and a loving fullback.  The playside OLinemen block down, and that loving TE kicks the loving DE.  And then they pull a loving guard and lead with the loving fullback to blow some linebackers the gently caress up. Oh you want to tackle Isaiah Crowell well how bout some FAT GUYS IN YO FACE INSTEAD.  Goddamn just take all the fuckin' fat guys all over your loving linebackers.  "Boom"  Now Crow just needs to turn on the fuckin' jets.  No fuckin' problem, 85 yard touchdown.
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Forever_Peace posted:Goddamn just take all the fuckin' fat guys all over your loving linebackers. Mods new thread title please That is a rad breakdown though.
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Forever_Peace posted:Oh my god you guys I loving love power football. I'm digging these play breakdowns, because I loving love power football as well.
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Sep 19, 2016 16:45
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That play made me feel quite good
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Forever_Peace posted:words and pics and fucks A good post.
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When F_P posts here I get tingly
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Badfinger posted:The snap isn't verbal. LG 73 is literally standing up at the beginning of the video. Big Ben stomps, he sets, he puts his right arm on the center, drops it, and they snap all in sequence. Steelers have been doing this for awhile, the entire 2015 season at least. I think they started it when playing away @ loud stadiums and then just kept doing it. Miss Lonelyhearts fucked around with this message at 03:25 on Sep 21, 2016 |
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If I saw the pulls correctly, the Eagles ran Counter and Power on successive plays at 13:41 and 12:55 in the 4th quarter. It was fun and those two plays gained almost half their rushing yards.
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I cannot believe I am just seeing this for the first time now. The first chapter in the table of contents is amazing, I need to read the rest now and then play around with it.
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Mikey Purp posted:drat, that was awesome Forever_Peace. I don't think I've ever been able to follow and understand what was going on in a play so thoroughly. Well it's not like the announcers ever explain it, that's why I mute them.
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really quick and dirty but here's the op's stuff online: http://football.glebe.tech/
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effectual posted:Well it's not like the announcers ever explain it, that's why I mute them. Phil Simms posted:Well Jeem, you see right here how Josh McCown wants to throw the ball, but this here's a run play so instead he's gonna hand it right over here to Isaiah Crowell, and then next thing ya know you got an 85 yard touch down run.
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Simms: "He is a good long ball thrower because he can throw the ball so high." Simms: "Matt Forte is like a QB who throws the ball to the right spot" Nantz: "Did you see something there?" Simms: "Yeah. I saw nothing. Is that something? If you see nothing is that still something?"
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NC-17 posted:Nantz: "Did you see something there?" This one had me rolling the other night.
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hifi posted:really quick and dirty but here's the op's stuff online: http://football.glebe.tech/ This is awesome. Thanks for hosting! All you folks that haven't tried the apps out yet: hifi is hosting all of the apps here, so you don't need to install R or download anything. Give them a try!
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Forever_Peace this is awesome. Please keep posting.
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I'm teaching intro stats lab this semester, and I'm going to use your Richardson vs. Lynch example to start talking about sample size issues. Is the full text posted anywhere besides SA? I'd like to link it so that students can read the whole thing if they're interested.
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SurgicalOntologist posted:I'm teaching intro stats lab this semester, and I'm going to use your Richardson vs. Lynch example to start talking about sample size issues. Is the full text posted anywhere besides SA? I'd like to link it so that students can read the whole thing if they're interested. That's awesome. Full chapter is hosted here. Hope your kiddos enjoy f-bombs. All the pics and gifs can be downloaded from the git repository. If they have RStudio with a few extra libraries they can run the simulator here. I also like this simulator for a more basic illustration of the CLT and have pointed a number of struggling students towards the Kahn academy videos.
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Hey guys guess what I'm attempting to improve site navigation based on your feedback, check out this snazzy new design: oh god how did that get there I am not good with computer. For the love of god if anybody out there knows html, markdown, and css please halp because I know none of these languages and it took me two hours and a glass of wine to get as far as the picture. I just want to make a menu how is this so impossible.
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unnfffff
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Wish I could help but I havent seen html code in 15 years :/
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I know they're the most annoying podcast ads, but the "we code so you don't have to!" style of website creation actually does work pretty well. squarespace, wix, etc. You can spot them all from a mile away but they look good and they're functional, plus you can still do css and all that jazz if you want.
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Yeah I was going to say the same but didn't want to incur the wrath of the nerds. Just use wordpress or something similar unless you have a lot of time/desire to do it on your own.
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Jekyll, the default system for GitHub pages, looks good and should be relatively easy to set up.
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SurgicalOntologist posted:Jekyll, the default system for GitHub pages, looks good and should be relatively easy to set up. haha that picture is Jekyll. I just don't know how to make a dropdown menu with it! (The only navmenu I can figure out so far with jekyll is just that massive already-expanded list at the top of the pagethere).
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Forever_Peace posted:unnfffff If you search Trent Williams on twitter, some people are posting ridiculous blocks he's been throwing. Like look at what he does here: https://twitter.com/BaldyNFL/status/780527070002700288
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Kalli posted:If you search Trent Williams on twitter, some people are posting ridiculous blocks he's been throwing. That was loving beautiful. Few things are as fun to watch in football as dominant o linemen squishing defenders like bugs. Seattle would have been so much better off if our big FA signings were o linemen instead of lovely receivers.
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Trent Williams has been the best football player on the Washington roster for quite some time.
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If some of you love o-line play but don't watch much college, then let me introduce you to Stanford.
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There have been quite a few o-line breakdowns on twitter this year and it has been awesome. https://twitter.com/RaidersAnalysis/status/781635362812665861 https://twitter.com/ITPylon/status/771487417211682818
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DJExile posted:If some of you love o-line play but don't watch much college, then let me introduce you to Stanford. lol this is amazing. These motherfuckers are running 9-linemen power from 2nd long on their own 20.    Who needs wide receivers when you can have fullbacks, h-backs, and a boatload of fatguys? Here is an entire offensive line in a 4-point stance (in a formation with 2 fullbacks and 7 linemen - Power-I I think?). 
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Teeter posted:They're getting real creative with their formations. I love it They needed this on Friday...actually, probably still wouldn't have worked.
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Forever_Peace posted:lol this is amazing. These motherfuckers are running 9-linemen power from 2nd long on their own 20. David Shaw punted from his opponent's 35 a week ago. Stanford is great.
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