I saw last week Lacy was going off tackle more than he should have. When playing a team with speed, that persues, and tackles good. You need to get what you can, while you can get it. North South, and the shortest route is right up the middle! Sitton, Linsley, Lang can handle their DTs. I think Lacy will get enough to make them adjust.
I also would go with the quick passes. lots of quick, high percentage passes, then let our guys make plays. But we have to be smart and take all the easy yards...
I think the defense will adjust. Start jumping routes, and crowding the line. Thats when our WRs pull the double move, and get behind them. Chancelor will basicly be playing LB with all the pounding, and quick routes. And our receivers will burn his big rear end, when the play action starts working. Sherman is aggressive, and So we must hit deep on him in the second half, on a double move... His ego will get wreckless trying to make that up, and Rodgers can do the double move again most likely for the dagger.... I want Sherman to have to live with that all off season. loud mouth...
After Adams great performance. I think Seattle will be looking at our bruising RB, and the 3 game changing WRs. Quarless and Rodgers will be extra blockers. When the initial dust settles, I think they will be the forgotten man. Should be easy picking to go with our high percentage short pass attack...
I want to see Starks cash in on the RB streak. Lead the secondary away, and let Starks hit that top gear we rarely see. It seems risky, but Starks has some good hands. It worked 1 of 2 times so far, and the one that worked, he went up and got it like a dominant WR does. It should be added to our unpredictable attack, portion of our game plan. I love the potential with Starks speed. If a LB cant touch him, Starks will run right past him.
Do some screens, but dont get too hung up on them. They take too long to develope. Seattle will sniff them out, and make the play if we try to lean on the screen. Designed quick passes. Keep the ball in front of Adams. Nelson can do the timed sideline back shoulder throws, but Adams needs the slants and hooks. Cobb needs to move all over, and get the ball often. He is the wild card here. They will have their hands full trying to harness Lacy, but Cobb will be the converter. He's too fast for LBs and Safetys. And he's too strong, and good for the lazer beam fast defenders. He works perfectly into the quick pass game plan. Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee.
most importantly though. Pound Lacy. Dont dance, dip that shoulder, and be the lowest man. Get the extra yard, and make them earn the stop... I hate seeing secondary guys come in and take his knees out. I think first time he breaks through, he should lock in on Thomas. Like two heat seeking missles, meet him head on at knee level. And change his whole world............. I would accept a couple less yards to see that hit
. Ehhhhh Dont try that with Chancelor. LOL
He certainly had no moral standing for not complaining that there was no flag on his obvious pushing off although it was brought up as in a jump ball like that pushing off is hard to call as there is so much of it going on by all of the players in such a vicinity.
