14 reverse

[BuiltLikeWilt]

wish we hadn't had, shown that ......

 

[MelroseHawkins]

Most teams already have a WR reverse in their offensive package so I don't think they really revealing anything unsuspecting. Also, there is something to showing a variety of plays to make teams/defenses to have to prepare and spend time scheming against. Not a bad thing, either.

 

[99topdawg]

Can't run plays in the future based off something the opponent has never seen.

 

[Fryowa]

Here’s my take…

That was a good play, executed beautifully, and caught NIU with their pants down.

However, that play isn’t going to have the same effect against real deal teams. Especially not week 4/5/6 which is where they’ll really need it the most

 

[Hawkboys]

Here’s my take…

That was a good play, executed beautifully, and caught NIU with their pants down.

However, that play isn’t going to have the same effect against real deal teams. Especially not week 4/5/6 which is where they’ll really need it the most

But them showing it now with Diaz's speed keeps the future OLB and CB from crashing down like teams have done for the last decade.

 

[Grady]

Can't run plays in the future based off something the opponent has never seen.

Tell that to Hayden Fry. He always kept some tricks up his sleeve for games later in the season, which he hadn't shown all year...or ever before.