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[t96]

Panthers get the ball after a Julius Peppers strip sack recovered in the endzone for a touchback. 

First play of the possession: Panthers send out 12 personnel with McC as the back with the opposing defense in a base formation with no nickel back. Hand it off to McCaffrey against the stacked box, gain of 3 yards.

Run the no huddle not allowing the defense to change their personnel, and giving Cam time at the LoS to dissect the defense and make changes if necessary. Motion McCaffrey from the backfield to slot and get him in a mismatch with a LB. Pass to McCaffrey for a gain of 20 yards.

 

I can see this type of thing happening a lot and allowing us to take advantages of mismatches. Especially if we can add a TE in the next two days from this deep class who can complement Olsen and even kick out to WR in a situation like this to further take advantage of mismatches. 

Cam has excelled when we've run the no huddle. It's when he's getting a play call from Shula that doesn't come in until just before the snap, we rush to get the snap off and Cam gets plastered that the offense fails. The addition of McC gives us a lot of options in running the no huddle as far as personnel goes and switching things up and I think this is a necessary move for Cam and the offense.

In 2015 Cam's success came in large part due to the amount of no huddle we were running, with pla ycalls teed up and ready giving Cam a lot of time at the line. This is something we need to get back to, and the addition of McCaffrey helps it. And I'm not talking about Chip Kelly type hurry up and running plays as fast as possible. I'm talking about getting Cam to the LoS early so he can use as much of the play clock as he wants to dissect the defense, and so we can keep the same opposing defense on the field.

[t96]

Haven't looked to see how much Stanford did this with him in college, but plan to at some point. Have a feeling they did it quite a bit.

[Bronn]

12 men in the huddle? Penalty.

[yasuhara2241]

2 minutes ago, thomas96 said:

Panthers get the ball after a Julius Peppers strip sack recovered in the endzone for a touchback. 

First play of the possession: Panthers send out 12 personnel with McC as the back with the opposing defense in a base formation with no nickel back. Hand it off to McCaffrey against the stacked box, gain of 3 yards.

Run the no huddle not allowing the defense to change their personnel, and giving Cam time at the LoS to dissect the defense and make changes if necessary. Motion McCaffrey from the backfield to slot and get him in a mismatch with a LB. Pass to McCaffrey for a gain of 20 yards.

 

I can see this type of thing happening a lot and allowing us to take advantages of mismatches. Especially if we can add a TE in the next two days from this deep class who can complement Olsen and even kick out to WR in a situation like this to further take advantage of mismatches. 

Cam has excelled when we've run the no huddle. It's when he's getting a play call from Shula that doesn't come in until just before the snap, we rush to get the snap off and Cam gets plastered that the offense fails. The addition of McC gives us a lot of options in running the no huddle as far as personnel goes and switching things up and I think this is a necessary move for Cam and the offense.

In 2015 Cam's success came in large part due to the amount of no huddle we were running, with pla ycalls teed up and ready giving Cam a lot of time at the line. This is something we need to get back to, and the addition of McCaffrey helps it. And I'm not talking about Chip Kelly type hurry up and running plays as fast as possible. I'm talking about getting Cam to the LoS early so he can use as much of the play clock as he wants to dissect the defense, and so we can keep the same opposing defense on the field.

THIS is why I excited about the possibilities. I really hope we incorporate this type of offense! Cam works best in No Huddle and CMC would be the ultimate weapon in the No Huddle.

[t96]

3 minutes ago, Bronn said:

12 men in the huddle? Penalty.

1 RB, 2 TE is 12 personnel.

[panthers55]

Panthers get the ball after a Julius Peppers strip sack recovered in the endzone for a touchback. 
First play of the possession: Panthers send out 12 personnel with McC as the back with the opposing defense in a base formation with no nickel back. Hand it off to McCaffrey against the stacked box, gain of 3 yards.
Run the no huddle not allowing the defense to change their personnel, and giving Cam time at the LoS to dissect the defense and make changes if necessary. Motion McCaffrey from the backfield to slot and get him in a mismatch with a LB. Pass to McCaffrey for a gain of 20 yards.
 
I can see this type of thing happening a lot and allowing us to take advantages of mismatches. Especially if we can add a TE in the next two days from this deep class who can complement Olsen and even kick out to WR in a situation like this to further take advantage of mismatches. 
Cam has excelled when we've run the no huddle. It's when he's getting a play call from Shula that doesn't come in until just before the snap, we rush to get the snap off and Cam gets plastered that the offense fails. The addition of McC gives us a lot of options in running the no huddle as far as personnel goes and switching things up and I think this is a necessary move for Cam and the offense.
In 2015 Cam's success came in large part due to the amount of no huddle we were running, with pla ycalls teed up and ready giving Cam a lot of time at the line. This is something we need to get back to, and the addition of McCaffrey helps it. And I'm not talking about Chip Kelly type hurry up and running plays as fast as possible. I'm talking about getting Cam to the LoS early so he can use as much of the play clock as he wants to dissect the defense, and so we can keep the same opposing defense on the field.

Stupid logic. Cam always has at least 15-20 seconds to call the play every down. The mike to the sidelines cuts off at 15 seconds so he already has the play in plenty of time. If he gets to the line with only a few seconds that is on him not Shula. You just bury yourself deeper with every post.

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[t96]

1 minute ago, panthers55 said:

Stupid logic. Cam always has at least 15-20 seconds to call the play every down. The mike to the sidelines cuts off at 15 seconds so he already has the play in plenty of time. If he gets to the line with only a few seconds that is on him not Shula. You just bury yourself deeper with every post.

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Thanks friend.

[Wolfpredator]

4 minutes ago, Bronn said:

12 men in the huddle? Penalty.

Having the threat of Cam running the ball is basically like having 12 men on the field.  

[Bronn]

11 minutes ago, thomas96 said:

1 RB, 2 TE is 12 personnel.

lol it was a joke

 

I've never liked the "personnel" term because it does sound like you're describing something else.