| FTBL Any secret weapons hiding in our offense???

[Southern Bama]

Do you guys feel like we have seen everything in our offense :?: Is there a possibility that there could be some potentially explosive plays with some crazy formations just waiting to pounce on our remaing opponents...mainly Florida??? Some of that super secret stuff that gets let loose just when the time is right Just me brainstorming...Our secret may just be to beat them down..which aint no secret..

 

[Swamptick]

I think we have pretty much seen it all. Might be a few new wrinkles per game but still we have seen prett much what we have to offer.

 

[Red_Tsunami]

Lining Maze up in the backfield in a three point stance while in the shotgun was pretty innovative. MSU secondary covered it well but forgot about the TE.

 

[Kirk Van de Graaff]

A good coach will look at game tapes, and find holes in the other teams defense and exploit it. I am pretty sure they add plays all season long, but to say they have some secret weapon play in their bag of tricks, I haven't a clue.

My guess, they have variations of plays and formations that they will run that haven't been seen against other teams, and at certain moments they will throw it in there to mess the Defense up. I am sure, mainly, they will stick to what has gotten them there.

 

[bama4life]

I have an idea for an explosive play. We will run the ball left behind Andre and McCall...Wait a sec..

 

[UAgrad93]

New wrinkles are often added each week.It may be as subtle as same play new formation or player grouping, or it could be the flea flicker or double pass. A throw back to the QB. It depends on the film study as to whether to knock the dust off of a wrinkle or pull out the playbook.

 

[Nate]

Cody at FB

 

[JacobGibson05]

The flea-flicker... oh wait. we already did that.
Cody at full-back. oh yeah. we did that too....
Hook and latter cool8)

 

[bamadezz]

According to the *experts* we have NO weapons and honestly shouldn't even show up at the Dome on Dec. 5th. :roll:

 

[Guest]

I have it on good authority that we are working on the Wild Cody formation for the SEC CG.

 

[JacobGibson05]

I have it on good authority that we are working on the Wild Cody formation for the SEC CG.

:shock:

 

[TWJUA]

Maze. Would liek to see a reverse with him, or a bubble screen.

Walker. TE is such a great weapon when used right. We could just wear Florida out with the TE, I know it. If Walker got 7-8 catches against them, that would inflict a bunch of damage.

 

[JacobGibson05]

I dont know if we will see alot of change for the UF game. They seem to be smaller and fast. So if we just keep doing what we do best, run the ball, we can run all over them.

 

[imported_Porter]

There are still things that haven't been shown. In most games, the plan has been very, very basic... but there is quite a bit more there.

 

[BamaFan19]

There are still things that haven't been shown. In most games, the plan has been very, very basic... but there is quite a bit more there.

Exactly, since the basic playbook of an OC is thick as heck. Even more amazing are the vast amounts audibles that can be called off of the basic plays. There are plenty that we won't probably see till next season IMO.

 

[Perdido Tide]

Yeah, in the wide open grass down field. A certain someone just needs to find them.

 

[NTT]

How about this. Travis Mcall at TE on the left side. Andre Smith at LT and Cody and Left Guard. If our running game is having problems gaining ground. I think this left side would gets us some yards.

Especially if teams line up in the shotgun the whole game taking Cody out of the defense.

I think I could get 5 yards behind THAT line.

 

[Crimson Hawk]

CNS actually addressed this in a PC awhile back. Said he usually had at least 1 "trick" play per game, but didn't always get a chance to use it. Of course we could see the Uno package with Scott! :roll: :mrgreen: ;tr

 

[Crimsonblood82]

As a kid in the early 90's i really enjoyed watching David Palmer when he would line up at quarterback...and what was even more awesome...he wouldn't always run the ball. He did pass every now and then, if memory serves me correctly. So i'd like to see something like that again. Don't know who we could get to do something like that this year though...maybe Maze or someone?

 

[Guest]

I seem to remember BJ Scott being able to pass with both the left and right hand. Roll out left and right with run pass options is a nice twist.