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This is one hell of a great recovery by Revel all the way from the backside of a bunch in Cover 9.

Another nice Slug rep with Downs coming hot off the edge

CP utilizing the Sand pressure path (a Baltimore tree mainstay) is something I can get behind. I’m sure they’ll play it with Deuce at some point against x2 formations, which is how it’s mainly utilized by Macdonald, Minter, etc.

I’m going to do everyone a favor and just give you the correct answers

**Jaxson Dart

Option is kinder

Also a world-class private investigator

Speak of the devil. Same exact coverage.

Mannion better start incorporating the Stache routes

One snap I did like very much. Perfect bunch distribution from a Halves structure.

Slug is a good run down call. The motion gives Downs a license to tighten up rather than have to sell coverage over the stack and he doesn’t pass up the opportunity to fuck shit up

Already seeing quite a few differences (I’ll call them “modernizations” rather than advancements or evolutions, because that’s a very subjective characterization and I don’t necessarily believe that) from the Fangio system with CP’s Cowboys unit. This is essentially Quads with a Whip path with the Dime as the 4th rusher and the strong edge drops as the Quarter Flat.

I love how Downs just latches onto Diggs here. Last week, Diggs was finding a dead spot in the zone behind DeJean and just sitting down in it, which is exactly what they were trying to do here. Downs was definitely fully aware of that specific fact with how he played this. Might also be one of the most proactive reroutes of an off receiver in a bunch that I can recall seeing.

A FG attempt would’ve been much more fun