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Message: <blockquote data-quote="El Guapo" data-source="post: 1038183" data-attributes="member: 5830">Right on. The key to any deception play is selling it. That often starts with the non-deception plays. However, once you run the deception you have to concentrate on the foreplay as much as main event. The QB has to sell a real pass, the WRs have to explode into their routes to clear out the DBs, and the OL needs to block but let the DL win. Most good DL can tell when you're not blocking as normal, and then stop their rush.Just today, I saw Max Crosby of the Raiders stop his rush and immediately scrape down the line expecting deception. The OL didn't sell it well enough, Crosby sensed something was up, and reacted.</blockquote>

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