Wildcat

gregmo32

I have hated the Dolphins since 1982, but is there anything more fun to watch than the Wildcat?

lawnmowerman

Yes, watching the Eagles lose by 4 tds

Goot

What about watching the Bucs lose in general! Man oh man they suck!!

SoFLPhillyFan

<< <i>Yes, watching the Eagles lose by 4 tds >>




Watch it now. It's two games in and remember what happened last year.


Eagles eliminate Cowboys, earn playoff berth

McNabb-led Philadelphia embarrasses Dallas, 44-6, to get NFC's last spot

ziggy29

IMO, the Wildcat is probably a gimmick that won't last too long once defenses become more experienced and proficient at drawing up ways to stop it. At least at the NFL level; I'll bet some colleges can continue to run it, but eventually the athleticism of NFL defenses will start blowing it up (like the old wishbone).

stevek

<< <i>Yes, watching the Eagles lose by 4 tds >>



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markj111

<< <i>IMO, the Wildcat is probably a gimmick that won't last too long once defenses become more experienced and proficient at drawing up ways to stop it. At least at the NFL level; I'll bet some colleges can continue to run it, but eventually the athleticism of NFL defenses will start blowing it up (like the old wishbone). >>




You might be correct-but the wishbone was never run in the NFL on a serious basis. I believe one team (the Colts) fooled around with it with Jack Mildren. The wildcat is just a part of the offense. I believe it can work on a long term basis, particularly in a hurry up offense that does not let the defense get the proper personnel on the field.

Where did the wildcat originate? Arkansas ran it with McFadden-that's the first time I saw it.

lawnmowerman

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<< <i>Yes, watching the Eagles lose by 4 tds >>



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What I meant to say was, 4tds and 2 extra points. My bad