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Come between here is do we want to use a lot of four wide or empty sets where we motion

Freeman and Coleman out in order to get the Patriots in situations they're not used

to while sacrificing our ability to run the ball because Atlanta wants to run to throw.

They want to use play action, all that kind of stuff.

And if you motion those guys out, if you use a lot of shotgun, you lose that ability

to have that outside zone look, be the basis of your offense to get to your passing game.

So I think them trying to split the difference of those two ideas of let's make sure we

get a ton of receivers on the field to keep New England's linebackers in coverage and

really make them chase the Coleman's and the Freeman's while not sacrificing our ability

to be who we are, which is an outside zone running team that likes throwing play action

off of that.

Yeah.

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