Scripted play analysis Daboll v. Dorsey (The Court Case of the Millenium)
Common knowledge among the NFL is that the first 12-15 plays from scrimmage is "scripted," partly based on what the team thinks the opposing team is going to do on defense and partly based on what was worked on throughout the week.
I remember the Bills had a great run of having a solid script. I think we had a streak scoring on the opening possession going at one point.
So I decided to do the analysis from the "Josh Allen is elite" era. The script is probably the bigges
I said this in another post somewhere, but schematically I'd like to see more shifts and motions. I really liked what we were doing pre-snap in the miami game, but a lot of that was opponent specific because of all the man and man-match coverages they run. We do some good things with misdirection, I'd like to see more of that going forward - anything to get a defense moving or having to communicate as the ball is being snapped is good business for an offense. I think Dorsey does a phenomenal job
