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View Poll Results: What Unit Is Least Prepared for the West Coast Offense? | |||
Running Back |
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9 | 7.14% |
Offensive Line |
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26 | 20.63% |
Quarterback |
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57 | 45.24% |
Tight End |
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1 | 0.79% |
Wide Receiver |
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33 | 26.19% |
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Re: Ready for the West Coast?
This goes back to what I was saying in another thread, and that's the assumption that smaller receivers are any less effective in the WCO than another system. To me, that doesn't make a lick of sense. Smaller receivers have every bit as good of a chance to succeed in the WCO as bigger receivers.
The bigger issue at stake with Moss is whether or not he can hold his own as a starting NFL receiver anymore. I could care less whether or not we think he's too small for a philosophy change. I don't think I can vote for any of these answers since our runners will actually adapte better to a system that relies on them less than they did to the prior one. Put on the spot though, I have to wonder how Portis and Betts will do as receivers. Not that they can't, just that they didn't do any of it in the last two years.
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