No because you proved my point within your own "validation."
You show me a game of a terrible offensive coordinator allowing you to tee off on his Rushing QB?
Originally posted by Thunder66
I'm sure you might find a couple of examples of where QB runs got through my defense.
Assuming that you do not have every single play in your defense set up to be completely immune to the QB run (in which case good luck stopping a lot of other things) their will always be situations where the QB run will go for a big play, in which case how is it "easy" to stop. The fact that you have to consider the ability of every play on your defense to stop the QB run, I somehow don't see how it is "easy" to stop. I'm assuming that you mean it is easy to create a play which will specifically stop the QB run (Oh goodness, might as well tell us the grass is green too). Otherwise, you are just... wrong.
You show me a game of a terrible offensive coordinator allowing you to tee off on his Rushing QB?
Originally posted by Thunder66
I'm sure you might find a couple of examples of where QB runs got through my defense.
Assuming that you do not have every single play in your defense set up to be completely immune to the QB run (in which case good luck stopping a lot of other things) their will always be situations where the QB run will go for a big play, in which case how is it "easy" to stop. The fact that you have to consider the ability of every play on your defense to stop the QB run, I somehow don't see how it is "easy" to stop. I'm assuming that you mean it is easy to create a play which will specifically stop the QB run (Oh goodness, might as well tell us the grass is green too). Otherwise, you are just... wrong.






























