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Is 4th and 1 now automatic?


Zod

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Well that was because our Guards got stood up badly on those plays. I remember hearing the commentators speak of it. Hopefully Turned will be solid on the line. 4th and 1? I would take that gamble almost everytime depending on how the oline will hold up.

Wharton fell down and tripped Tolbert on one play that would have been a TD otherwise. It was just unusually ugly at the goal-line in that game.

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is the question, since we have turner will the conversion be automatic on 4th and 1, or will the attempting of it be an automatic "yes"?

 

i say no to an automatic conversion (but chances increase because of turner), but pretty much yes to the decision....it should just be a given that in that situation we go for it.

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Wharton fell down and tripped Tolbert on one play that would have been a TD otherwise. It was just unusually ugly at the goal-line in that game.

 

 

I think Wharton also caused Cam to miss a sure-fire TD run.

 

 

He picked a bad time to have his worst game.

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Wharton fell down and tripped Tolbert on one play that would have been a TD otherwise. It was just unusually ugly at the goal-line in that game.

 

Yep ... if you are talking about the 49ers game ... our OGs (I believe Scott was one of them) fired out of their stance very low and got no push.  It almost looked like a cut block.  I wondered if it was by design or did they just get stuffed.  Either way, they got NO push.

 

To answer Zod's question, if we continue to telegraph plays and cram 11 guys between the hash marks, hoping our 11 will push back their 11, we'll get stuffed again.  Not going to work no matter who we have playing OG.  IMO, given our weapons, I would like to see 3 or 4 WR sets with a single tailback (Tolbert).  Spread the defense out and let Cam audible at the line (sneak, dive, zone read or play action).  Cam, Tolbert and hopefully Turner will win the individual battles. 

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