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Andy Benoit: Eagles based gameplan off Panthers win vs Pats


TheSpecialJuan

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“We knew they had problems when you force them to defend stacks and bunches,” said one Eagles offensive assistant after the game. “You look at early in the year, against those stacks, they were losing guys.”

What the Eagles saw, particularly in that Carolina game, was that the Patriots couldn’t figure out how to defend receivers who released together on intersected routes, especially when pre-snap motion was involved. New England righted things in Week 5 (and moving forward) by simplifying into more basic man-to-man principles—and that simplification is what Philadelphia exploited Sunday night.

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11 hours ago, BionicBunny said:

Peter King mentioned that Another novel thing the eagles did is install plays that they have never used,

but that does not mean invent the play

but copy cool plays from other teams so no amount of scouting from Pats would help 

Dont know if/why Shula wouldnt do this, we know he is not a offensive genius like Sean Payton but copying can be done by anyone.

He did copy this offense. From the 1912 Wobegone Wildcats and their Swept Y-Wing offense. Of course, that offense resulted in the only on-field death of a QB due to slow-developing handoffs, but they did manage back-to-back-to-back titles despite never having back-to-back winning seasons. 

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