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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TJV" data-source="post: 636886" data-attributes="member: 4300">But this has nothing to do with using the play clock. BTW, many times they do that so they can see what the D is planning on that play. What bothers me is having to call time outs because either the play caller didn't get the play in on time, the OC doesn't hike it, or Rodgers doesn't notice it until it's too late. But that happened with McCarthy calling the plays too. One reason for the lack of slant routes IMO is the lack of a deep threat which encourages tighter coverage at the LOS and the WRs inability to cleanly get off of the LOS. It seems they've been somewhat replace with WR screens, which also require quick throws. As I remember it, the INT play wasn't a slant but a quick (what we used to call) square-in. Adams bumped into a defender and made a feeble attempt to fight through the contact.</blockquote>

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