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Threet vs. Sheridan: the Zone Read

Tuesday, September 09, 2008 by Paul

I'm not too sure what can be drawn from these plays. The sample size is rather low. Obviously Threet is more successful, but he also had more plays as well as the first plays where Miami apparently forgot that in this offense the QB sometimes runs. It could be that Threet has a more convincing fake, but that could be a reach. What do y'all think?

Talking with a friend of mine, they each had maybe 1/2 to 1 full misread, which doesn't seem terrible. Anyone with more football knowledge feel free to correct me.

Labels: football, miami, qb battle, zone read