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[TheRealDeal]

In your opinion, is the TE the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th read in this play design?

Edit:
Maybe the question is confusing. Are they the primary target in this play design?

The play starts at the 3:14 mark



In this second play, is Mike Williams the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th read in this play design?

Edited by TheRealDeal, 07 January 2011 - 07:59 PM.

[PantherFan52]

Williams would be his first read. The design of the play is to look off the safeties right, and throw across the formation.

The Cam Newton one would be hard to say. Looked like he was trying to evade the rushers and just looked up and found an open target.

[Humble Dew]

yes

[TheRealDeal]

Keep in mind in the Cam Newton play, the TE pretends to block as Cam pretends to roll right then sneaks out left.

[KSpan]

Newton play looked designed to hit the TE, but given the pressure it's hard to tell.

Watching the other receivers on teh field, Williams was the first and only read... all the other guys just kinda stopped and looked over that way before the ball was even thrown.

[ItsNotGonnaBeAlright]

Newton makes two reads to the right (one while avoiding a rush) while on the move, then sets up and reads to the left to find the TE.

Whitehurst was only thinking about Williams the entire time. Both reads he makes are in Williams' direction.

[brandon_87]

i THINK NEWTON PLAY AND WHITEHURST PLAY WERE BOTH FIRST READS, JUST THE DESIGN OF THE PLAY LOOKS ODD

[TheRealDeal]

The early favorites are first read for both.

[ItsNotGonnaBeAlright]

i THINK NEWTON PLAY AND WHITEHURST PLAY WERE BOTH FIRST READS, JUST THE DESIGN OF THE PLAY LOOKS ODD

I'll agree the plays were designed for the TE, especially considering I think Cam only had one target to look for to the right. It was sold well though.

[CatMan72]

Hard to tell on the Cam Newton vid because you can't see the rest of the receivers, but the TE was definitely not the 1st read on the play.

On the Whitehurst play Mike Williams is clearly the 1st (and only) read Charlie makes, he locks in on him the moment the ball is snapped, but we're not seriously using Charlie Whitehurst as a measuring stick for NFL QB's are we?

I like Cam Newton and I think it's false to assume that he can't be a very successful NFL QB based on what he's done at Auburn... he's doing what he's been asked to do at Auburn which is to play in a spread offense and make 1 or 2 quick reads and then use his athletic ability to make a play. I think Cam Newton has a tremendous potential upside as an NFL QB.

[TheRealDeal]

This isn't about Cam or Charlie, it's about those two plays

You think the TE was the 3rd read on that play? Watch it a time or two more all the way until the video ends. This intrigues me a whole bunch

[blackcatgrowl]

Are you serious? You made a poll about this?

LOL.

And so far about half the people say the Auburn play could be a 2nd or 3rd read.

C'mon man.

[blackcatgrowl]

Newton makes two reads to the right (one while avoiding a rush) while on the move, then sets up and reads to the left to find the TE.

Whitehurst was only thinking about Williams the entire time. Both reads he makes are in Williams' direction.

Yeah, that's how I see it.

[TheRealDeal]

You are two of those votes (lol) and Jangler, who voted for every one, is the other 2, leaving only one person.

I'm just trying to get a sense of the Huddle and their offensive knowledge/philosophies.

[PantherFan52]

I'm just curious... what is the significance of this?