Like we did last year before it became fashionable, we’ll take a seat each week in our very own WFNY Browns film room and break down a little tape from the game, with a specific focus. Do enjoy.
All week I’ve been hearing discussion about Trent Richardson. There’s been talk about his injury. Talk about his lack of production on Sunday. Talk about sitting him for a few weeks. Even talk about him having a running style that doesn’t work in the NFL.
All this based off of 8 runs on Sunday? Let’s take a look first at the runs before we run Richardson out of town shall we?
The first run came on the second play from scrimmage. (The first play was a 9 yard catch and run by Richardson.) The Browns are strong to the left. Marecic is the FB lined up in front of Richardson.
You can barely make out Marecic behind Lauvao the RG. The play is designed for Richardson to follow his FB through the guard/center gap. You may look at this still and think there is a hole between the RG and RT. I assur...
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