Quote:
|
Originally Posted by Theisey
Regardless, team-B has one guy returning the ball and 10 other players who are supposed to be blocking the 10 team-A players, ignoring the kicker for the moment. So you are telling us that they gave up this job because the kicking team was offside? Nonsense.
You sound more like a whining coach here.
|
9 or 10 of those players are running to a planned spot on the field before they start blocking. This play relies on the timing of the team B players running to a spot and getting set up to block before the A players reach that spot. In this play the team A players are 10 yards closer than what team B is used to. This thows off the timing of the entire blocking scheme. You cannot expect team B to be able to do a decent job of blocking under those conditions.