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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 497985">I'm not in total disagreement, but there are certain problems with that thinking: 1. The opposition does not give you their play in advance. There are lots of tweener situations over the course of a game. Start with 1st down...run or pass? 2nd. and 5...which is it? 3rd. and 2? 2. No huddle...you better have some 3 down players out there and they better be well conditioned.  And you should be getting your 3 down players out of the first and second round. I think what's needed is to find guys who are good in either run or pass, and at least OK in the other aspect of the game. If they're good in one aspect but stink in the other, their value will be in limited snaps in obvious situations, while being particularly vulnerable if we happen to have the wrong package on the field or go to a defensive audible.</blockquote>

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