Some excellent points made about adjustments by the new Offensive Coordinator, and plays broken down...

Charles, thanks for putting up this video/podcast.

The guys did a great job of pointing out the very subtle changes that Jay Johnson utilized.

He played to the strengths of his players. He didn't ask lineman to do things that are not in their skill set.

The pin and pull concept was very effective on pre-called run plays. The lineman and tightends assignments were simple, if within the defensive alignment you had a body aligned on you, then pin that player. If no player was lined up on you then pull to the assigned side of the field the play was called. D backs, safeties and outside LB's are not expecting 330 pound lineman freight training at them with a full head of steam.

Forum members there was a reason that the Ducks had some big yardage on outside runs. For those fans who don't know some of the X's and O's of the game, this video will enhance your understanding of the Duck O.

Jamari had an incredible game executing his blocking assignments.

Shortening DR's progressions to half the field was brilliant. The ball got out quickly to an assigned receiver for low risk and positive gains.

You know the Oline gave up no sacks. They asked DR to do less, play to his strengths and they got more success from him.

Bringing either Dak or Evan across the field, back into DR's reduced field progressions was superb. Who can cover those 2 players slanting in from the backside.

As you watch the clips and listen to the analysis, you will really look forward to this weeks game.

I look forward to reading the posts and comments of those who take the time to view this.

GO DUCKS.