ESPN's Paul Kuharsky's take on Monday's OTA practice

ESPN's AFC South blogger Paul Kuharsky's take on this monday's OTA practice. With some interesting notes.

almost 3 years ago Zoltan from Budapest 5 comments 0 recs |

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I saw this earlier and the Wildcat is interesting...

but I don’t think your going to fool too many people into thinking MJD can chuck the rock over anyone’s front seven. Only passing play they could fake is a play I saw the Steelers make, where MJD runs to the right towards the sidelines as Garrard runs to the left towards the sidelines and then MJD throws it back to Garrard… which in turn throws it to the open deep man. That’s probably the only “pass” I’d be worried about from MJD, is back to Garrard. Miller was taking snaps though… I’d be more interested if he elaborated on how that went. MJD needs to t

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by JagsNguyen on Jun 1, 2009 5:54 PM EDT reply actions

teach Miller how to be more elusive and maybe the Wildcat would have a chance.

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by JagsNguyen on Jun 1, 2009 5:57 PM EDT up reply actions

I don't know

to be honest with you, this Wildcat stuff, well it worked last year, but I’m sure this year most defeses trying to prepare for it. And if that happens, you can use it very few times effectively.
Vic also mention it in his OTA video today. We will see, how it work out for us.
Miller might can do it, also Owens as well, but I don’t think the jaguars can profit from it too much.

by Zoltan from Budapest on Jun 1, 2009 6:22 PM EDT reply actions

We know Owens can do it

That 41 yard run on the fake punt he had was basically a Wildcat.

As for us using the the Wild Jag, I think we are a perfect team for it. Why do you ask?
Well what position did we really stack ourselves at this off season? Exactly, offensive tackle. And that’s all this formation really does. It allows an extra blocker to play in the game. Not to mention I think with Garrard’s loss of weight I think he could actually provide a decent decoy. Also Zach Miller looks like a perfect candidate to run the Wild Jag.
Another reason why we should run it is if we have our running game going and the opposing defenses are stacking the box we might as well use the extra blocker.
I also know Dillard can throw the ball somewhat well, so he can probably be in on a variation of it. Kind of like the Mark Bradley to Tyler Thigpen TD pass.

by Ewdtrey on Jun 2, 2009 1:02 AM EDT up reply actions