I know we've already seen several of these posted but this one shows some great angles of the blocking. Papa and Banks breaking down the play.
It really shows how Sheppard shot downfield to get a hit in. I also loved the blocking from both TEs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYQ-XomgX0o - (
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Wow you are right. He doesn’t just look overweight, his face looks kind of unhealthy.
Barkley's pace & vision top off not only the TE blocks but also Solder's combo on the 5-tech. So the Redskins set their base 3-4 front with the 5-tech DT/DE into the boundary (and 3-tech to the field). The Giants ran at the 5-tech ALL DAY. In this case, Solder gets him moving laterally and then savvily holds him a bit for finish, and the DT fails to widen to his gap as Barkley bursts through. The LBer from that side Foster, he looks like he is reading the DT and takes the opposite gap (so hes inside) than the 5-tech.
Apologies for the length of this, but I think it was a significant moment. The next series the giants try the same scheme for a loss of 5. This Redskins front 7 is a lot better than people realize, and to be able run OZ FIB and move them really took a shot at their pride. In the 2nd HAlf they tightened up a lot but obviously the game was out of reach. My point for all of this, is I think these clips & breakdowns can incorporate the above a bit more to show just how the play happened and developed, and how it was built on from previous schemes/player actions and what happened after. Thats where the real art of this game exists.