This is something that we have to be able to audible out of, practically 9 in the box on this, we need a quick hitter, on this. Of course this was an inside hand off.
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Where do you get this crap? Seriously curious where you got that still.
You are absolutely hilarious. Of course this was an inside handoff.
And of course it was an 8 yard gain for a FIRST DOWN. Should have audibled out, huh?
Really, Michigan had 6 in the box.
The extra players were "aligned" tightly because that's where Iowa put them. It's called a condensed set. It's the most cutting-edge offense currently sweeping across the NFL, for those looking for "modernized football". It allows receivers to get leverage in the passifier game.
#3, #10, and #0 are all Dbacks with man coverage responsibility vs Diaz, James, and RVZ.
#25 is a safety that is in the process of creeping to 6 yards off the LOS, that can man-up on Meyer. And he doesn't play the run that aggressively at the snap, and ends up meeting Moulton at 3 yards into the hole and gets run over.
Furthermore, the play design essentially created just 5 in the box from Michigan, as ANF correctly predicted that #8 (wide DE) would essentially stand in place to execute his assignment for QB vs zone read.
So it actually ended up being a really smart play to run.
This is one of the ways in which the 8 in box narrative gets way overplayed. You guys keep trying though.
I'll be back later to illustrate the main thing happening in the run game