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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardRightEdge" data-source="post: 781316">I'm sure there are rules of thumb on what to do on a broken play.  They may even practive a scramble drill some.  If the free safeties come up or roll with the QB vacating the deep middle, the opposite side receiver should head there.  If the near side receiver is driving deep and he sees the other guy heading deep middle, the rule of them may be the come back hard to the sidelines (something you'd see Nelson do quite a bit).  Don't run to the same spot as another guy who has his back to you.  He might in fact "just stand there" if his defender abandons him, hoping the QB seens him, as Fitzgerald seemed to be doing on that fateful play.At the risk of opening old wounds:  [MEDIA=youtube]f6W2yHgJWQw[/MEDIA]Stuff like that.   But the scamble play is a fluid and feel thing, unscripted.  There's a lot of playground in it.</blockquote>

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