The Wildcat

[Panthro]

We have turned to it in the past...albeit when Henning was at the helm but it is now clear that the less it is in Jake's hands the better off we are as a team. Time to line up Williams and Stewart in the backfield and keep the opposing defense on their heels. With 2 dynamic runners we should be plowing over people....

:smash:

[Jangler]

I'm glad we didn't see it yesterday.

[Murph]

I think Fox only allowed Henning to do that because of a 100% lack of confidence in Weinke.

Fox still trusts Jake.

[rko396]

Im not for or against the wildcat, it may work. im just curious as to how we are going to win when we cant even successfully throw it against the Bucc's

[Jase]

As long as we're playing the '06 falcons, it should work.

[Panthro]

Jeff King's 1st TD was in the 06 Falcons game

[Jase]

and montpelier is the capital of vermont.

[Guild]

If we had a misdirecting, clever, tricky, and shifty set of Wildcat plays and if at least one of our backs could pass the ball a few yards and do so reliably then I'd say "why not."

[Panthro]

Jase = eunuch

[kungfoodude]

F*ck the Wildcat. Let's run the triple option or the Wing-T. DWill, Stewart, Goodson, Smith.....good OL, blocking WR's and TE's....

Hey, it would be better than seeing Jake ever throw a pass again.

[Jase]

Jase = eunuch

If by eunuch you mean awesome, then...

...ehh, nevermind.

[firstdayfan]

I think we all get the wrong idea about the wildcat because we used it before anyone else in the league. But that was because it of Dan Henning, its tough to say but he is the reason for the wildcat and also the reason it is so successful in Miami. We don't run it nearly as well as that Falcons game because it was Henning that engineered for the pro game. Everytime we run it now it just seems lame, but if Henning were still here I'd bet it would be even better than Miami's version.