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Allowed perception to cloud results. I'm hereby corrected, Mr. Mason! Brad Sham has to be the source - never fails, on play-action he invariably says, "shows him the ball and looks downfield.."

That's right. Stay in your own fuckin lane.

You're missing the point. We KNOW what they call it. Not disputing the terminology. But you seriously think showing the back the ball not actually doing the run fake is affecting the linebackers at all?

It sure as hell worked great when we had Emmitt. Remember Romanowski getting flagged for defensive holding when he tackled Emmitt on play-action? His defense of that still today is "we thought he had the ball!" No shit Sherlock! That's the point!

I'd assume your coaching doesn't understand this? But Schott is an offensive coach. I have to believe they simply think real play-action execution is just a myth? That defensive players don't fall for it, not even a twitch? Not even something as small as messing with their eye discipline? If so...

We're among the teams who really doesn't run play-action, we don't fake handoffs or try to be sneaky at all, we just show the ball to the RB as he passes by not even close really, to the QB. Never made sense to me.

They rely on ignorance, stupidity and the lapdog American media...

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