Quarterback sneak

He's still recovering from that fucking...

Was that against us? I think it was against us, huh? QB Sneak? That's the Alex Singleton head-bumping CJ Shrug game he got hurt in.

Oh, maybe.

So Tankdale has returned to practice on October 7th, opening his 21-day practice window.

It's something we couldn't have done last year.

But I think unless we're going to run the quarterback sneak, we're really kind of the play callers in the offense is kind of working with one hand tied behind their back.

Because if you look at it and you got Kenneth Walker in the backfield and Patrick Mahomes and the defense knows we are not going to sneak it.

I mean, they know to crash down on Kenneth Walker or whoever's back there.

I mean, it's not that big a difference, but it is a difference.

And getting up in the air and getting your feet up off the ground to where you can't get tangled up in something.

Listen, they have won three Super Bowls without a quarterback sneak.

Let's be clear.

He'll get the snap.

Quarterback sneak, diving, touchdown, Keenum.

And the Bears have gone up 26 to seven.

7:19 in the fourth.

You know, it's, it's, it's an old play.

It's an old but a good play right there.

But when I was in Super Bowl 38, we ran this play where we pulled both of our guards, and I followed the center on a quarterback sneak.

Touchdown, Rams.

out of nowhere.

I might have Caden Luke play quarterback there or somebody big and just try to be powerful and strong if you're going to do that.

I'm so surprised we have all the specialization and we have quarterback sneaks and we don't have just give it to the guy who's 250 pounds and just can take a snap and go.

There's offensive guys who can do that.

I remember Chris Neal once being like, hey, I'll be your short yardage back.

Gets it to third and one eventually at the 22.

And a QB sneak.

That's a weapon.

That QB sneak once again.

When I start looking at an offensive line, And the things you can do well, if I'm looking at an offensive line, if you're constantly helping me pick up fourth and one, usually in the grand scheme of things, that's telling me you're probably a pretty good offensive line when it's all said and done.

I mean, if you can consistently do what they do in these short yardage situations, guys, we know.

Do not overlook that.

It's simple, and it's only one yard, but, hey, it keeps the drive going, and it pays off for Florida here on this drive.

Yeah.

QB sneak.

But

still.

But still.

There's an NES game.

There was a football game and you can run this play called QB sneak and you could just like run up the right side of the screen every time.

I used to work in a screen printing shop with this guy, Patrick Gilbert, and he did a drawing on the wall that said QB Sneak.