What’s your first offensive play from scrimmage on Sunday?

try and score before they can blink

to Jalin Hyatt....100%

Hyatt deep for six.

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fake handoff to Barkley then Jones finds Waller or Campbell for 10+ yds. Then play action again; this time maybe a bomb to Hyatt.

Make it look like sweep right, bootleg Jones left, he could go for 6.

I'm thinking the NYG will want to play ball control and wear the Dallas D down some. Either a hand off to SB or a short pass for the first play is my guess. Don't see a bomb or anything risky to start the game.

and then just matriculate the ball down the field.

Hyatt.

They're facing a dangerous pass rush and will want to get DJ in a rhythm. I do agree they'll take a shot early but don't see it first play.

But hopefully he’ll be on the field to keep the safety deep.

I anticipate a handoff to Saquon to start the year

would be a red zone spread look, DJ draw up the middle and trucks some LB or safety on his way across the goalline.

In comment 16193598 Ben in Tampa said:

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try and score before they can blink

+1

His YAC was part of the reason he fell. Paris Campbell is a better jet sweep candidate.

Off tackle gap run with a Paris Campbell bubble option on the opposite side.

for 60+.

You know, for old times sake, and a tip of the hat to Joe Judge.

OK, maybe not; let's go with the play action to Hyatt...

I would play action to Hyatt to attempt to take the top off the d early.

but I wouldn't mind if they established the run to start.

Sparring match to see what works. So
12 personnel, split Barkley out, Brieda up the middle. OLine has always been more effective blocking the run. Dallas defense much more impressive on the flanks. Let’s see what they got. Plenty of time to get fancy later.

is a run up the middle. I think when a coach is hired he has to commit to that play.

In comment 16193599 46and2Blue said:

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to Jalin Hyatt....100%

Come out in 12, play action to the 2 hole, send Jalin deep. TD.

With Paris Campbell and Hyatt at WRs and reset the formation to an empty backfield if they’re in the wrong Def personnel or vice versa

In comment 16193718 Pepe LePugh said:

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Sparring match to see what works. So 12 personnel, split Barkley out, Brieda up the middle. OLine has always been more effective blocking the run. Dallas defense much more impressive on the flanks. Let’s see what they got. Plenty of time to get fancy later.

Something like this. Make the safeties come down to stop the run, hit them over the top later.

*to a spread formation with empty backfield

Daniel. Simms always believed in this.

No low percentage play, want to avoid 2nd and 10 on first series.

We’ll call it The Friede Special.

...4 hitches, just to piss off BBI.

Strike fear early, an incomplete pass would do more damage than a 2 yard run.

The faster we get those safeties back the faster we get to our best attacks.

The other idea I have relates to Parsons, I would diagnose if they are playing man coverage, if they are in zone, I am attacking quickly to the location that Parson’s is located. He is probably blitzing and that location is more than likely open.

You’ll see Sunday

Hyatt deep double move, Parris campbell runs a crossing route, Waller runs a seam route, Slayton runs a crossing route running away from Waller and Hyatt..

If Safety goea to Hyatt you got Waller on the seam, if Safety stays home on the seam you have Hyatt on a double move

To Slayton. Hyatt and Waller decoys.

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In comment 16193719 Jack Stroud said:

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is a run up the middle. I think when a coach is hired he has to commit to that play.

This was my first thought too, but I think Schoen may have gotten rid of that clause… maybe play action off it though.

Line pulling right, TE right, two wide left, one in the slot, 7-yard gain.

and ladder

+1

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Campbell for 12

Read option, Jones for 75 yards on the scramble.

In comment 16193817 logman said:

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Campbell for 12

This is mine too. Play action to Barkley, Hyatt and Waller run vertical routes with Campbell crossing underneath.

SNEAK

In comment 16193814 Giantology said:

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Fumblerooski

FUMBLEROOSKI!!!!

DJ takes a knee to throw Dallas off.

2nd second...bomb to Jalin for 6.

Playaction to Saquan and hit a wide open Bellinger on a drag for a first down.

Fake to Saquon, Jones short pass across the middle to Waller. I have a 70% chance here

For a beer

In comment 16193659 bw in dc said:

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for 60+.

That was my first thought...

a QB sneak, repeated 3 times.

Actually, a a run up the middle to get our power vs. Dallas power, to get the OL bodies in hard contact mode.

In comment 16193718 Pepe LePugh said:

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Sparring match to see what works. So 12 personnel, split Barkley out, Brieda up the middle. OLine has always been more effective blocking the run. Dallas defense much more impressive on the flanks. Let’s see what they got. Plenty of time to get fancy later.

I personally think the days of the vanilla first half are over. Last year is history. We had very little receiving talent, especially before Hodgins arrived.

Kafka/Jones started to throw more early the 2nd half of the season. More on first down and more in general.

I think they also believe in avoiding 3rd downs as much as poss. Not just 3rd and long, but 3rd downs, period.

I think we might pass early and then run Barkley more when the LOS has been loosened up. We obviously have to score more to beat dallas. No more vanilla offense.

Waller pass next....

Just score more then them!

is always Daniel Jones taking a knee with less than 40 seconds to go in the 4th.

Warm up the bus Dallas.

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I get in that huddle and say “touchdown on ONE, BREAK!!!”

run a screen pass to Barkley, preferably on the side Parsons is on. Use Dallas' first play excitement, aggression, intensity against them.

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In comment 16193938 Joe Beckwith said:

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a QB sneak, repeated 3 times. Actually, a a run up the middle to get our power vs. Dallas power, to get the OL bodies in hard contact mode.

+1 on QB sneak. They’ll never expect it and we’ll catch them with their pants down.

2nd and 9, here we go!

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