Y - Burleson, Canadian, Carlos, Chad, Day, Nick, RChin, & Zieser
R - Adam, Brandon, Chenault, Jesse, Mark, Matta, Street,& Treadaway
Game was 8 on 8 for most of the game.
Yellow Drive #1
1-12 from the 8: Pass by Nick to Chad - dropped. Yellow has the wind
2-12 from the 8: Pass by Nick to RChin - intercepted by Adam - stopped by Day.
Red Drive #1
1-Goal from the 10: Run by Street for 10 yards and the TD. 1 - 0, Red.
Yellow Drive #2
1-12 from the 8: Pass by Nick to RChin - incomplete.
2-12 from the 8: Pass by Nick to Canadian - incomplete. QB pressure by Adam. Ball wide.
3-12 from the 8: Pass by Nick to Canadian - defensed by Treadaway.
4-12 from the 8: Punt by Nick for 47 yards received by Street. Big punt. 52 yards if not for the catch.
Red Drive #2
1-15 from the 25: Run by Street for 5 yards - stopped by Carlos.
2-10 from the 30: Pass by Street to Treadaway - defensed by Nick. Treadaway had the ball and would have caught it but Nick tore it loose before Treadaway could secure it.
3-10 from the 30: Street - sacked by Day. Loss of 0 yards.
4-10 from the 30: Street - sacked by Zieser. Loss of 12 yards. Red decided to go for it because of the strong wind and the belief that the punt would not result in sufficient yards to make it worth it.
Yellow Drive #3
1-Goal from the 13: Run by Nick for 8 yards - stopped by Treadaway.
2-Goal from the 5: Pass by Nick to Day - incomplete. Ball wide.
3-Goal from the 5: Pass by Nick to Canadian - defensed by Jesse.
4-Goal from the 5: Pass by Nick to Day - 5 yard gain and the TD. 1 - 1, Tie.
Red Drive #3
1-12 from the 8: Pass by Street to Matta - incomplete. QB pressure by Nick and Zieser. Ball low.
2-12 from the 8: Pass by Street to Mark - incomplete.
3-12 from the 8: Pass by Street to Brandon - 16 yard gain - stopped by going out of bounds.
1-16 from the 24: Pass by Street to Jesse - 15 yard gain - stopped by Canadian.
2-1 from the 39: Pass by Street to Mark - defensed by Day.
3-1 from the 39: Pass by Street to Brandon - 13 yard gain - stopped by RChin.
1-8 from the 28: Pass by Street to Brandon - 15 yard gain - stopped by Nick.
1-Goal from the 13: Street - sacked by Zieser. Loss of 9 yards.
2-Goal from the 22: Pass by Street to Jesse - incomplete. QB pressure by Zieser. Ball long.
3-Goal from the 22: Pass by Street to Jesse - dropped.
4-Goal from the 22: Pass by Street to Jesse - defensed by Canadian.
Yellow Drive #4
1-18 from the 22: Pass by Nick to Burleson - 0 yard gain - stopped by Street. Forward pitch.
2-18 from the 22: Run by Nick for 5 yards - stopped by Street and Mark.
3-13 from the 27: Pass by Nick to Chad - intercepted by Treadaway - stopped by Zieser. This was Yellow's first drive into the wind and it knocked the ball short.
Red Drive #4
1-12 from the 32: Pass by Street to Matta - 29 yard gain - stopped by Canadian.
1-Goal from the 3: Run by Mark for -2 yards - stopped by fumbling the ball. Bad exchange.
2-Goal from the 5: Pass by Street to Matta - defensed by Chad. Matta still had a chance to catch it but reacting to a ball that is tipped right in front of you makes for a tougher catch.
3-Goal from the 5: Run by Street for 5 yards and the TD. 2 - 1, Red.
Yellow Drive #5
1-12 from the 8: Nick throws the ball away. QB pressure by Chenault and Adam.
2-12 from the 8: Pass by Nick to Carlos - 4 yard gain - stopped by Mark.
3-8 from the 12: Run by Nick for 5 yards - stopped by Chenault.
4-3 from the 17: Pass by Nick to Canadian - 9 yard gain - stopped by Street. Canadian took the ball away from Chris who was going to pick it.
1-14 from the 26: Pass by Nick to Zieser - dropped.
2-14 from the 26: Nick - sacked by Mark. Loss of 6 yards.
3-20 from the 20: Pass by Nick to Day - incomplete. Ball wide.
4-20 from the 20: Punt by Chad for 25 yards received by Jesse.
Red Drive #5
1-5 from the 35: Pass by Street to Chenault - incomplete. Ball wide.
2-5 from the 35: Pass by Street to Treadaway - incomplete.
3-5 from the 35: Pass by Street to Jesse - 12 yard gain - stopped by Canadian.
1-13 from the 33: Pass by Street to Chenault - 6 yard gain - stopped by Zieser. Zieser knocked the ball free.
2-7 from the 27: Run by Street for 16 yards - stopped by Day.
1-Goal from the 11: Run by Jesse for 3 yards - stopped by Canadian.
2-Goal from the 8: Pass by Street to Treadaway - 8 yard gain and the TD. 3 - 1, Red.
Yellow Drive #6
1-12 from the 8: Pass by Nick to Carlos - incomplete.
2-12 from the 8: Pass by Nick to Burleson - incomplete. QB pressure by Chenault.
3-12 from the 8: Nick throws the ball away. QB pressure by Mark.
4-12 from the 8: Punt by Chad for 15 yards. Ball caught by the wind and taken out of bounds.
Red Drive #6
1-3 from the 23: Pass by Street to Mark - 9 yard gain - stopped by Burleson.
1-Goal from the 14: Run by Adam for 0 yards - stopped by Zieser. Handoff to Chenault - reverse to Adam. Adam was very lucky to lose no yards.
2-Goal from the 14: Pass by Street to Unknown - dropped. In the endzone.
3-Goal from the 14: Street throws the ball away. QB pressure by Canadian.
4-Goal from the 14: Pass by Street to Adam - incomplete. QB pressure by Zieser and Canadian. Ball short.
Yellow Drive #7
1-6 from the 14: Nick - sacked by Adam. Loss of 11 yards.
2-17 from the 3: Pass by Nick to Chad - defensed by Street. QB pressure by Adam.
3-17 from the 3: Pass by Nick to Canadian - incomplete.
4-17 from the 3: Punt by Nick for 27 yards received by Street.
Red Drive #7
1-10 from the 30: Pass by Street to Jesse - 4 yard gain - stopped by Canadian.
2-6 from the 26: Pass by Street to Adam - incomplete.
3-6 from the 26: Run by Street for 3 yards - stopped by RChin.
4-3 from the 23: Pass by Street to Adam - dropped. In the endzone.
Yellow Drive #8
1-17 from the 23: Nick - sacked by Matta. Loss of 7 yards.
2-24 from the 16: Pass by Nick to Burleson - 18 yard gain - stopped by Adam.
3-6 from the 34: Run by Nick for 5 yards - stopped by Matta.
4-1 from the 39: Pass by Nick to Burleson - 9 yard gain - stopped by Treadaway.
1-12 from the 32: Pass by Nick to Day - 25 yard gain - stopped by Street.
1-Goal from the 7: Pass by Nick to Carlos - incomplete.
2-Goal from the 7: Run by Nick for 7 yards and the TD. 3 - 2, Red.
Red Drive #8
1-12 from the 8: Street - sacked by Canadian for a safety. Loss of 8 yards. 3 - 2.5, Red.
Yellow Drive #9
1-12 from the 8: Pass by Nick to Canadian - incomplete.
2-12 from the 8: Run by Nick for 7 yards - stopped by Brandon.
3-5 from the 15: Pass by Nick to Burleson - incomplete. Ball high.
4-5 from the 15: Pass by Nick to Zieser - 10 yard gain - stopped by Chenault.
1-15 from the 25: Nick - sacked by Chenault. Loss of 7 yards.
2-22 from the 18: Pass by Nick to Zieser - 37 yard gain - stopped by Treadaway.
1-5 from the 25: Pass by Nick to Zieser - incomplete. QB pressure by Adam.
2-5 from the 25: Pass by Nick to Zieser - incomplete. Ball long.
3-5 from the 25: Pass by Nick to Chad - intercepted by Treadaway - stopped by Zieser.
Red Drive #9
1-3 from the 17: Pass by Street to Mark - intercepted by Canadian - stopped by Mark.
Yellow Drive #10
1-2 from the 22: Pass by Nick to Carlos - intercepted by Street - stopped by Carlos. That's three picks in a row!
Red Drive #10
1-12 from the 8: Run by Mark for 0 yards - stopped by fumbling the ball. Basically a fumbled forward pitch.
2-12 from the 8: Pass by Street to Mark - 11 yard gain - stopped by Burleson.
3-1 from the 19: Run by Street for 6 yards - stopped by RChin.
1-15 from the 25: Pass by Street to Treadaway - 11 yard gain - stopped by going out of bounds.
2-4 from the 36: Pass by Street to Brandon - 29 yard gain - stopped by Chad. Brandon had to fight Canadian for the ball.
1-Goal from the 15: Pass by Street to Adam - incomplete. Ball was high and Adam wasn't sure it was to him.
2-Goal from the 15: Street throws the ball away. QB pressure by Zieser.
3-Goal from the 15: Pass by Street to Treadaway - 10 yard gain - stopped by Canadian.
4-Goal from the 5: Pass by Street to Mark - defensed by Nick.
Yellow Drive #11
1-15 from the 5: Pass by Nick to Canadian - 9 yard gain - stopped by Brandon.
2-6 from the 14: Pass by Nick to Carlos - 18 yard gain - stopped by Brandon. Street tipped it up but Carlos came down with it.
1-8 from the 32: Nick throws the ball away. QB pressure by Mark.
2-8 from the 32: Run by Nick for 10 yards - stopped by Jesse.
1-18 from the 38: Pass by Nick to Carlos - defensed by Adam. Adam got Nick's arm.
2-18 from the 38: Pass by Nick to Carlos - incomplete. QB pressure by Adam and Chenault.
3-18 from the 38: Pass by Nick to RChin - defensed by Treadaway. QB pressure by Mark and Adam.
4-18 from the 38: Pass by Nick to Canadian - 5 yard gain - stopped by Treadaway.
Red Drive #11
1-7 from the 33: Pass by Street to Chenault - incomplete.
2-7 from the 33: Pass by Street to Jesse - incomplete.
3-7 from the 33: Pass by Street to Unknown - incomplete.
4-7 from the 33: Punt by Mark for 19 yards.
Yellow Drive #12
1-12 from the 28: Pass by Nick to Chad - 9 yard gain - stopped by Jesse.
2-3 from the 37: Pass by Nick to Chad - 43 yard gain and the TD. Short pass with 2 missed tackles. Zieser has to leave so game drops to 7 on 7. 3.5 - 3, Yellow.
Red Drive #12
1-12 from the 8: Pass by Street to Brandon - 7 yard gain - stopped by Canadian.
2-5 from the 15: Pass by Street to Mark - 6 yard gain - stopped by RChin.
1-19 from the 21: Pass by Street to Mark - 31 yard gain - stopped by RChin.
1-8 from the 28: Run by Street for 10 yards - stopped by Nick.
1-Goal from the 18: Pass by Street to Brandon - intercepted by Chad - stopped by Treadaway. Mark goes to Yellow as Canadian leaves.
Yellow Drive #13
1-15 from the 5: Pass by Nick to Mark - 14 yard gain - stopped by Brandon.
2-1 from the 19: Pass by Nick to Mark for 8. Mark pitches to R Chin who takes it 15 yards - stopped by Street.
1-18 from the 38: Pass by Nick to Mark - 3 yard gain - stopped by Treadaway.
2-15 from the 35: Nick - sacked by Adam. Loss of 1 yards.
3-16 from the 36: Pass by Nick to Carlos - dropped.
4-16 from the 36: Run by Nick - 11 yard gain - stopped by Adam.
Red Drive #13
1-15 from the 25: Pass by Street to Brandon - 15 yard gain - stopped by Burleson.
1-20 from the 40: Run by Street for -10 yards - stopped by Nick.
2-10 from the 30: Pass by Street to Brandon - incomplete. Wind took the ball just a bit wide.
3-10 from the 30: Pass by Street to Chenault - incomplete. Wind took it.
4-10 from the 30: Pass by Street to Adam - incomplete. Ball short.
Yellow Drive #14
1-10 from the 30: Pass by Nick to Burleson - defensed by Brandon.
2-10 from the 30: Pass by Nick to Chad - 4 yard gain - stopped by Jesse.
3-6 from the 34: Run by Nick for 1 yards - stopped by Adam.
4-5 from the 35: Pass by Nick to Burleson - 5 yard gain - stopped by Brandon.
1-20 from the 40: Pass by Nick to Burleson - incomplete.
2-20 from the 40: Pass by Nick to RChin - intercepted by Street - stopped by RChin.
Red Drive #14
1-7 from the 33: Run by Street for 15 yards - stopped by RChin.
1-12 from the 32: Pass by Street to Treadaway - 27 yard gain - stopped by RChin.
1-Goal from the 5: Pass by Street to Brandon - incomplete. QB pressure by Mark.
2-Goal from the 5: Pass by Street to Treadaway - incomplete.
3-Goal from the 5: Street - sacked by Mark. Loss of 2 yards.
4-Goal from the 7: Pass by Street to Treadaway - 7 yard gain and the TD.
That's game: 4 - 3.5, Red.
Passing Stats:
| Players | Comp | Drops | Attempts | % | Yards | TDs | INTs | Sacked | Yds Lost | Rating |
| Nick | 20 | 3 | 56 | 35.71% | 214 | 2 | 5 | 5 | -32 | 22.47 |
| Street | 20 | 3 | 53 | 37.74% | 250 | 2 | 2 | 5 | -31 | 50.04 |
Wind played havok with the ball today with both QB's having completions in the mid-30s. There was also a lot of pressure with each beign sacked 5 times and experiencing numerous QB pressures. Blitzing nearly very down makes it much harder for QBs.
Receiving/Rushing Stats:
| Players | Recpts | Targets | Yards | Rec TDs | Rushes | Yards | Rush TDs | Combined | Blocks | 1st Downs |
| Adam | 0 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Brandon | 6 | 9 | 95 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 95 | 0 | 5 |
| Chenault | 1 | 4 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| Jesse | 3 | 7 | 31 | 0 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 34 | 0 | 1 |
| Mark | 7 | 11 | 82 | 0 | 2 | -2 | 0 | 80 | 0 | 4 |
| Matta | 1 | 3 | 29 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 29 | 0 | 1 |
| Street | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 9 | 60 | 2 | 60 | 0 | 4 |
| Treadaway | 5 | 8 | 63 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 63 | 0 | 1 |
| Burleson | 4 | 8 | 32 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 32 | 0 | 2 |
| Canadian | 3 | 8 | 23 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 23 | 0 | 1 |
| Carlos | 2 | 8 | 22 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 22 | 0 | 1 |
| Chad | 3 | 7 | 56 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 56 | 0 | 0 |
| Day | 2 | 4 | 30 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 30 | 0 | 1 |
| Nick | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 8 | 48 | 1 | 48 | 0 | 1 |
| RChin | 0 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 15 | 0 | 15 | 0 | 0 |
| Zieser | 2 | 5 | 47 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 47 | 0 | 2 |
No 100 yard games today thought BRandon came close with 95. Mark had the most grabs with 7 for 80 yards. He was also a bit possession receiver with 4 going for first downs. Treadaway and Street were the only 2 TD players this week.
Defensive Stats:
| Players | Flags | Passes Defensed | INTs | Strips | Sacks/ Stops for Loss | Pressures | Safeties | Def TDs |
| Adam | 5 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 4.5 | 0 | 0 |
| Brandon | 5 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Chenault | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 |
| Jesse | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Mark | 4.5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 3.5 | 0 | 0 |
| Matta | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Street | 4.5 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Treadaway | 6 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Burleson | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Canadian | 8 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1.5 | 1 | 0 |
| Carlos | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Chad | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Day | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Nick | 3 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.5 | 0 | 0 |
| RChin | 8 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Zieser | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 0 |
Street and Treadaway each had 2 picks. Treadaway and Nick had 2 defensed passes. ZIeser, Adam, and Mark had 2 sacks each and the 3 of them combined for 11 of the 15 QB pressures in the game though Chenault had 2 as well.
Special Teams Stats:
| Players | Punts | Punt Yards | Punts Fielded |
| Jesse | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| Mark | 1 | 19 | 0 |
| Street | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| Chad | 2 | 40 | 0 |
| Nick | 2 | 74 | 0 |
Awards:
MVP - this week, I'm giving it to Treadaway. Every week, he seems to do nothing to show up and make plays. Not the fastest player (by far), not the strongest (again, by far) but this game shows his value. Throw him the ball he catches it and gets yards. Give him a chance to score and he gets 2 TDs (including the game winner). Let him play safety and he gets picks and defensed passes. I noticed a number of times when he also mades a really good stops like after a pick. Sure a stiff-arm to the throat will put him on the ground but no one's perfect. Nice game Treadaway.
Offensive Player of the Week - This goes to Brandon with 6 catches on 9 targets where 5 were for 1st downs (of the other 3 targets, one was a bad throw due to pressure and one was picked).
Defensive Player of the Week - Adam - Adam did a little bit of everything and had a role in 10 of 36 pass attempts being incomplete.
Observation of the Week - There was a lot more fighting for the ball. We had 2 balls ripped free at the point of the catch and others where players were fighting through simultaneous possession to get the ball. Very nice.
8 comments:
8 flags, a safety, 1.5 pressures, a defensed pass, and a pick 6 that was called back to be just a pick due to a questionable flag guard call didn't even make defensive honorable mention? I need to step up my game.
Actually I should have highlighted it. The award was between you and me this week. On your safety, I told Chenault I needed to go get you but he said no so I didn't. As to that pick-six, I can sympathize - I had 2 TDs lost due to questionable calls.
the flag guarding was not questionable, it was called immediately (well before the TD was scored) after you hit my wrist as I was reaching for the flag. It was not called after the play was completed. And to be fair, recall Erik you called a flag guard on Matta that prevented a TD as well that was just as questionable as the one I called.
Observation after playing again after a 3 1/2 year break... but I think things have become too slanted in favor of pass rush. Defensive MVP has been a lineman just about every week when it probably should be a little more distributed. As good as Chenault & Adam are on defense, I don't necessarily think they're the best defensive players on the field > 50% of the time.
I don't think we should make major changes but I think the balance has swung too much in the direction of line play/pass rush... we need a tweak or two that doesn't dramatically affect the game, but might make a balls-out pass rush slightly less critical.
Chris
Good points Chris. I'd mention 2 things:
1) I think that one of the arguments behind QBs being able to run once per set of downs in medium games (they could already run on every down in the 9 on 9 game) was that it prevented ends and linemen from doing a balls-out rush. The threat of the QB run requires rushers to play smarter. They have to keep to their lanes to both pressure and contain the QB or he'll gouge them for big gains. It requires more communication between the rushers. It also requires more planning and communication among the offensive linemen.
2) Erik was my other lead candidate for the Defensive Player of the Week award. I looked back at the 18 games this year. 11 of the Def Player of the Week awards were given to players who were primarily "rushers" and 7 were given to players who were primarily "secondary".
So you're right that the winners have leaned more toward rushing than coverage but it is also worth noting that many of the rushers are less likely to win the Offensive Player of the Week awards. In the 18 games we've had, I think Canadian, Jesse, and I are only ones who have won both an Offensive Award and Defensive Award in at least one week of the year. In fact, the reason I created the 2 new awards this year was because MVP each week had tended to be won every week by Canadian, Jesse, or Street last year so I wanted to have awards that offered more players an opportunity to win.
Having said all that I will continue to look closely at this. If I wasn't both playing and recording the games (and thus able to see everything, I'd record whether person who got the flag was the guy assigned to that receiver. If not, I wouldn't give points for it - your first job as a receiver is to prevent the catch. If you came in to make the flag on another player's assignment, then that would be worth points.
I think you do a great job of recording everything... it's a brutal job to do it during the game, much less generate stats.
Agreed on the imperfections... you can't tell who the lockdown corner is (or isn't). You can't tell who is getting picked on in the secondary (or isn't). Stats on d-linemen are a lot easier to collect, so it's easier to tell who is disrupting things in the backfield. It isn't so easy for the secondary.
Another such issue is offensive line play... who is whiffing their blocks and who is being effective on the o-line. Who gets beat on sacks, etc.
You could go crazy analyzing all of it... and at some point you have to accept that you can't collect as much data as you'd like. I just think that, to Erik's point, either the rules or the imperfect data tends to slant recognition in favor of defensive linemen maybe too much.
I actually think the exact opposite, I think the running QB has made the pass rush not as effective as it was previously. Last year, in an 8 man game, we would have 2 people rush and 6 in coverage with the occasional blitz. It seems like this year we have started blitzing somebody on almost every down because there is too much risk with letting the QB hang out in the pocket too long. If the QB has too much time, the secondary gets spread out, and the QB run is too effective. To negate this, it seems like we started sending more heat to force QB's to get the ball away faster, making the passes shorted.
I disagree also about the ability for linemen to get D stats more now. Running the ball is almost non existent. This being the case, 90% of the time a D linemen gets a tackle it is on a sack. However, D line really have almost no chance at tackling receivers. Occasionally there are screen passes etc. that we can get in on, however secondary players get normal pass tackles, running QB tackles, interception opportunities, occasional pass rush opportunities. As far as I know only 1 time this year has a person who lined up in the box gotten an interception. In that case I batted a ball and Ethan caught the deflection. Overall however, D Line is more of a pride position, not necessarily a stat position.
In the most recent game there were 109 passes thrown, out of 109 there were 10 sacks, and there were 7 interceptions. I don't think that 10% of plays having a sack is too disproportionate.
The problem is that the o line changes and tehre are people on the line who never really should have been an O lineman, however the D line are primarily guys who excel at that position, creating a mismatch. Of course the opposite is also true.
When I line up against Jesse (no disrespect jesse) on the line, I have an advantage, however when i am a receiver and he is covering me he has the advantage. It all works out in the end
I do think the QB running threat makes the rusher play smarter. When I first was rushing (last year) I could go balls out straight at the QB from the DE or blitz position. If he got to the outside of me because I headed straight in, I didn't have to worry much b/c the QB couldn't go far. Now, I have to play smarter. I have to both get to the QB and make sure I contain him so he doesn't take off for 16 yards.
As a receiver, I don't like QBs running because it reduces the number of opportunities to get the ball - usually by 15 to 25 plays a game. As a receiver, my thinking is that the QB gets a piece of nearly every play anyway so there's no need to hog it, right?
When I look at this game, I try to think about what makes it more like the NFL game (minus the pads). So QBs running are a tough one for me. On the one hand, it makes rushers have to play smarter, better, and worry about both the pass and the run. On the other, it means that there is less penalty for wiffing as an offensive lineman because the QB can often run.
Sending 3 because the QB can run doesn't bother me. Sending 4 every play is very effective because the QB doesn't get a chance to get the ball off. Having said that, if I'm a QB, I'm going to work on my loop passes - look to see which manned up play breaks the press and lob it up out in front. If the QB can hit a few of those, the 4 man blitzes will probably stop.
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