stillers4me
10-13-2013, 08:03 AM
As quick as the wildcat came in, it was gone.
Miami dusted off the rarely used formation five years ago with great success against New England (six plays resulting in four touchdowns), spawning a league-wide trend that had half of the league using a wildcat by year's end.
Within a couple years, the wildcat — an offensive formation that involves a running back lining up as a quarterback with the choice of running, throwing or handing off — disappeared and was replaced by the read-option.
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan is bringing it back..........
Read more: http://triblive.com/sports/steelers/4855597-74/cbs-6-4-game#ixzz2hbfzltGa
Miami dusted off the rarely used formation five years ago with great success against New England (six plays resulting in four touchdowns), spawning a league-wide trend that had half of the league using a wildcat by year's end.
Within a couple years, the wildcat — an offensive formation that involves a running back lining up as a quarterback with the choice of running, throwing or handing off — disappeared and was replaced by the read-option.
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan is bringing it back..........
Read more: http://triblive.com/sports/steelers/4855597-74/cbs-6-4-game#ixzz2hbfzltGa