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Message: <blockquote data-quote="El Guapo" data-source="post: 885346" data-attributes="member: 5830">The best strategy that I learned from playing and coaching sports in all of my years, was to use the opponent's strength against them. I guess I really learned it from judo when I was a kid. Translated to football, when they rush hard call plays that counter that such as screens. When the sit on the under, send'em deep. When the defensive lineman wants to go left, keep pushing him left and all the way out of the play (I know that doesn't work with reach blocks....but in general...).I believe that Tampa did that on offense. I don't remember hearing Mike Evans' name. I just looked it up, two targets one catch. I assume that's because Jaire was on him. So what did Tampa do, they went to Gronk and Godwin who were 5 of 8 and 5 of 7 respectively for catches and targets. Adapt to your opponent, use their strategy to your advantage, use their leverage against them.</blockquote>

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