Tim Tebow, Steelers win

[NorCal]

Originally Posted by Ferd

What I want to know is how does this guy win when he is no more of a QB than Jerome Bettis was?

Because when you stack the box against his run, you leave your secondary open for big passing plays!

It's the opposite of the West Coast offense.
West Coast offense is: establish short passing plays, so you can open up your running game.
When you establish a great running game (5+ yards a carry) then you have to stack the box, but leave the secondary to rely on One on One coverage!

And they are just playing good sound football.

[Ferd]

Originally Posted by NorCal

Because when you stack the box against his run, you leave your secondary open for big passing plays!

It's the opposite of the West Coast offense.
West Coast offense is: establish short passing plays, so you can open up your running game.
When you establish a great running game (5+ yards a carry) then you have to stack the box, but leave the secondary to rely on One on One coverage!

And they are just playing good sound football.

dude, i get what he is doing, i just dont get how. have you seen him throw the ball? its wacky.

imma fan. believe me. but the more he wins the more I think there is some divine intervention going on... LOL.

The comentators were talking about how he was really opening it up in that game... he completed 11 passes! ELEVEN PASSES! ELEVEN!!

[NorCal]

Originally Posted by Ferd

dude, i get what he is doing, i just dont get how. have you seen him throw the ball? its wacky.

imma fan. believe me. but the more he wins the more I think there is some divine intervention going on... LOL.

The comentators were talking about how he was really opening it up in that game... he completed 11 passes! ELEVEN PASSES! ELEVEN!!

Did you actually see his passes. He was throwing bullets!

Actually, he completed 10 our of 21 passes. However, his average pass was 30 yards. THAT'S FREAKING AMAZING!

But like I said, that is old school football. Johnny Unitas Style. You know, the long bombs of the 50's and 60's. Out past 15 yards.