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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wist43" data-source="post: 569154" data-attributes="member: 9839">The 2nd half, Capers actually played more base 3-4.They ran the 2-4 less, 12 times out of 39 plays. Of those 39, 3 plays were negated by penalties, 1 by Seattle, 2 by us (Jones-holding and Shields-facemask). So the 2nd half saw us run the 2-4 exactly 33% of the time - a sharp drop off from the 1st half... so Capers did adjust.They ran the 3-4 15 times out of the 36 plays.They ran the Elephant or Amoeba 9 times.2nd half results (not in order)2-4Run +13 yds (1st and 10, 2 TE's)Pass +1 (forced FG)Run +16Run No GainPass IncompletePass +8 (resulted in 1st down)Run +13 (QB scramble)Pass +14Run +4Pass +5Run +7 (QB run, Shields facemask)Rushing yds allowed = 53 ydsPassing yds allowed = 28 yds3-4Run +9 (3 wides)Run +4Pass Incomplete (Got pressure)Pass Incomplete (1st and goal)Run +5 (2nd and goal)Run +4Run NGRun +3 (Touchdown)Pass +1Run +2Run +1Run +7Run +2Pass +15 (Touchdown)Rushing yds allowed = 35 yds, 1 TDPassing yds allowed = 16 yds, 1 TDElephant/AmoebaA-Pass Incomplete (blitz)E-Pass +6 (forced punt)A-Run +1E-Pass +9E-Run +4Pass Incomplete (4-3, got pressure)A-Pass +10 (first down)E-Run +6Rushing yds allowed = 11 ydsPassing yds allowed = 25 ydsSo there it is... as complete a rundown as I could throw together on the fly. I think I might have missed a couple of plays, and I didn't count Wilson's kneel downs... small things. Close enough for government work</blockquote>

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