It's head-scratching to see why today's OC's refuse to follow common logic when it comes to plays that are much more likely to get the job done.
No QB sneaking under center allowed when you just need 1 yard with a decent sized QB. No hitting the line with a quick RB dive up the middle from under center.
Instead, call a slowly developing run play from the shotgun (and lose 7 yards), which was the real back-breaker.
There were any number of things they could have done, such as trying a couple of QB sneaks, or even a quick play action pass to the tight end, anything but a slowly developing running play against a strong, aggressive defense.
It looked like Tommy Rees were calling the plays
Replies to: "It looked like Tommy Rees were calling the plays"
- 1st & goal from the one. I still can't believe Texas offensive coaches failed these players. - ELP - 8:06am 1/11/25
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- Shouldn't have ended so stupidly, but it's all on the coaches - humbaba - 2:42pm 1/11/25
- I hope if ND is in this same situation we pound the ball straight ahead to Love or Riley 4 straight [NT] - jamie - 1:58pm 1/11/25
- We've witnessed all coaches with bonehead calls. Pete Carroll blew the Super Bowl and the Bills - THEISMANCARR - 11:03am 1/11/25
- That was a doozy. [NT] - ELP - 5:05pm 1/11/25
- And he had one of the hardest runners with Beast Mode (Marshawn Lynch). Those are the type of - jray - 12:09pm 1/11/25
- It looked like Tommy Rees were calling the plays - ndunabomber - 10:56am 1/11/25
- I agree and have been saying the same thing for years. The QB needs to be up under center when you - jray - 11:50am 1/11/25
- I agree with the QB sneak logic big time. Get under center there is always an A gap on one side or - THEISMANCARR - 2:26pm 1/11/25
- I agree and have been saying the same thing for years. The QB needs to be up under center when you - jray - 11:50am 1/11/25
- Yep. [NT] - NedoftheHill - 10:26am 1/11/25