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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PackerfaninCarolina" data-source="post: 892260" data-attributes="member: 9364">Trust me, I definitely like the current LaFleur scheme better than what we were running under the last two years of McCarthy.  I think the results speak for themselves there.But there still are ways it could be done better.  I think part of what makes it defective during the 5 minute close out drill is when Rodgers takes one snap where he gets the play clock all the way down trying to work a hard count but always has to use the timeout there.  I just think that should be scrapped for several reasons:1. Stopping the clock giving opponents free timeouts when it needs to be running2. Defenses have never ever jumped offsides in those situations, but our OLmen do false start sometimes3. Gassed defenses get to catch their breathBottom line is it's a defective tactic for closing out games</blockquote>

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