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I am your host, Travis Wingfield, and on today's show, it's another film review podcast, our penultimate one of the preseason.

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Preseason week number two, dolphins dolphins at lines general points on offense

let's go i talked about this on the sunday recap podcast but there was more in this game from a design

and variation standpoint that really has me quite frankly a little bit giddy about what we're

going to see come sept September 7th up in

Indianapolis. Like the first play of the game is a variation of one of our core concepts over the

last three years, the slide flat where you have the little motion guy that comes across and runs

parallel to the line of scrimmage and the quarterback can either flip it to him. You saw Durham

Smoky that a whole bunch of times,

or you have the glance route, or you have like a rail up the sideline, and, yeah, the slide goes

to the flat, I should say, and you have the glance in the rail. And it basically is a three-way

spacing concept to one side of the field. And they ran a play that went against the grain of that flat, where the

flat goes to the one side of the formation, but they dummy the screen to the backside of the

formation. And the glance comes off that backside fake screen with D. Eskridge running the little

seam glance, which is basically just stutter step out of the blocks and then get in behind that

hook linebacker

and show the quarterback your numbers now zach did throw it toa would have because twoa sees it

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