"Attack!"

Lu Ke put on a shotgun formation, which is a pure offensive formation with full force passing, and the defensive focus of the Green Bay Packers has also become clearly clear, with three defensive forwards to launch a rushing pass and pressure, and the other eight players all retreat to cut off the running route of the five receivers.

Surprisingly but reasonably, the confrontation between defensive end Raj and offensive tackle Boone, Raj completely gained the upper hand with his size and strength, and after destroying Boone's center of gravity with a tough bull charge, Raj continued to push Boone like a strong man pushing a tire forward, and the momentum of the breakthrough was unstoppable.

That's where Raj is clever –

He has no speed advantage, only strength advantage. Therefore, instead of throwing off Boone and trying to complete the grapple at his own speed, he may be escaped by Lu Ke; It is better to continue to crush with your own strength, exert pressure, create a stormy impact, and disrupt Lu Ke's passing rhythm, which is a more effective way.

Sure enough, Lu Ke immediately felt a bloody rain rolling from his right side, and it was difficult to ignore it.

That's when the hard training in the offseason can be seen. Compared with last season, Lu Ke's footsteps are more calm and calm, and his immediate reaction and cross-step changes are calm and powerful, just two horizontal cross-steps have already pulled the distance between Boone and Raj.

But the alarm has not been lifted.

Raj slammed into Boone, who retreated again and again, continuing to put pressure on the landing; At the same time, the pinnacle Ryan-Pickett in front of him was one-on-two, but he still did not have stage fright, knocking the combined defense of Anthony Davis and Jonathan Goodwin back again and again; Even Johnny Jolly, the defensive end on the other side, has gained the upper hand in the confrontation.

Incidentally, the Green Bay Packers' three defensive fronts weigh 337 pounds (153 kilograms), 340 pounds (154 kilograms) and 325 pounds (147 kilograms) respectively.

The whole pocket is full of rumors!

Lu Ke's horizontal moving footsteps changed smoothly and freely, from the horizontal cross step change of the crab's walk to the normal regular straight line forward, sprinting along the horizontal straight line on his left hand, and in a blink of an eye, he had already taken the initiative to run out of the pocket, looking up while running with the ball, and the alignment of the entire court was in full view.

Bad!

……

The San Francisco 49ers' offensive team moved forward.

On the left are Jon, Boulding, and Marcus.

On the right flank are Jean and Logan.

The players on both sides are slightly more spaced in their respective positions, and they are about three to four yards apart from each other, which gives them more room to open up their running lanes and full of possibilities, which is also the biggest highlight of the San Francisco 49ers' West Coast offensive system over the past two seasons.

After teeing off, Jean and Logan ran a deep and shallow course with ease, and their feet continued to rush forward quickly for about five yards, simply completing a cross and transposition, and then pulling towards their respective routes, gradually pulling away from each other—

Logan cut cross-section to the inside, leaving the short pass area; Jean slid forward to the outside and quickly sprinted through the mid-pass area.

Jon, Bording, and Marcus took different routes, with Marcus entering the short pass area with the running back's most classic slotted inward route, staggering each other's lateral pull lanes with Logan one after the other, while Jon and Bolting both sprinted left and right towards the deep zone.

According to the predetermined scheme of the running route, Logan and Marcus should be in the short pass area, Jon and Boulding should be in the middle pass area, and Jean should be in the long pass area.

Now that his pocket has been accidentally torn, Lu Ke has been forced to move to the left wing, which also means that he can only look for Logan in the short pass area or Jon and Boulding in the middle pass area - because all the players are hoarded in his own observation route to the right, he has no way to judge the position of Jean or Marcus.

But Lu Ke had just torn out the space with his own footsteps and won a short passing gap, only to find that there was no passing route!

To be precise, Logan was still in the passing lane, followed by a defender and another defender about three yards away; But Jon and Boulding's running routes were seriously wrong, and their running routes completely overlapped each other's positions-

Jon stood in front of Lu Ke, completely blocking Boulding's position, and there were defenders on each side of Jon's left and right sides, cutting off the possibility of Jon's change of course; Boulding, who was in the rear, didn't seem to realize that his route was wrong, and he moved back and forth, unable to find a clear idea.

In fact, Jon and Boulding were already fifteen yards away at this point, and if they could stagger each other's runs, they would be the best passing targets.

Immediately decided, Lu Ke raised his right hand, and adjusted the middle pass to a short pass in the instant of his shot, so he had no choice but to give up Jon or Boulding's adventure route and find Logan in the short pass area.

Logan used his body to knock away the close defender Sam Helders, put on an emergency brake, raised his hands and successfully completed the catch on the chest, but before he could turn around, the two defenders immediately formed an encirclement and firmly pushed Logan to the ground.

It was a short seven-yard pass.

Lu Ke stopped, stood in place, and gently pursed his lips. He used his footwork to tear up gaps, and if Jon and Bording's running wasn't wrong, there was a good chance he could have created the first attack; Boulding, in particular, is a little back two steps from his position, leaving only one safety guard on the opposing side, and if he can get rid of it smartly, it's a pass from the end area.

Pity.

But Lu Ke's mentality quickly calmed down, this was only the first official game of the new season, and they still needed to continue to run in with the understanding of the tactical manual and the understanding of the running route, and they couldn't rush it.

In fact, judging from the advancement of the three-gear offense just now, the second-line defense of the Green Bay Packers obviously failed to fit into the correct rhythm, lacking the tandem of star security guard Charles Woodson, whether it was zone defense or opposition defense, there were a lot of gaps in the connection; Gaps can also be seen in the coverage of the linebacks and corner-backs in the short passing area, and the two sides are still not fluent enough in the transition between defensive positions.

On the contrary, the forward confrontation of hard bridges and hard horses can also find more advantages.

This also means that the short passing area is often able to tear up more gaps, taking advantage of the opponent's unstable footing, increasing the overall speed and power of the push.

The idea is beautiful, the reality is cruel.

Jon Baldwin and Ankuang Boulding's two players have repeatedly made mistakes in their route running, and it is clear that they are still not comfortable with the San Francisco 49ers' dazzling three-dimensional offensive system.

Whether it was Jon who received Alex Smith's pass in the Kansas Chiefs, or Boulding who received Joe Fraco's pass in the Baltimore Ravens, they were still not fully familiar with the tactical manual, and their running routes were often divergent, even overlapping the running routes of other receivers, which made Lu Ke's tactical layout completely useless.

Imagine that Lu Ke had already arranged in advance, Jon should appear on the outside of the left wing near the touchline, rushing forward ten to thirteen yards or so, but Jon appeared in the center, overlapping Logan's running position, and then pulling all the defenders together, and even Logan's receiving space was squeezed out, so how should Lu Ke pass the ball?

This is the peculiarity of the game of rugby: the importance of tactical manuals is irreplaceable.

In other sports, tactical execution is a general framework, and there is more room for improvisation, and football or basketball can even rely on solo play to continue the game; But not rugby.

Every aspect of rugby requires a re-arrangement of tactics, and the ever-changing tactics are full of possibilities, but they must be fully laid out before kick-off, which also means that there is less room for error, and the framework of the tactical manual must be strictly adhered to, and the on-the-spot response must be carried out within the framework.

If the players on the field don't know what the offensive tactics are all about, it can disrupt the plan; If the quarterback doesn't know what the playbook is all about, the game is basically unplayable.

That's the case with Jon and Bording now.

Overlapping each other's running lines, or interfering with teammates' running lines, are very, very low-level rookie mistakes, low-level mistakes that can only occur with rookie players or sophomores, and can be a serious distraction for the coaching staff's tactical layout and the quarterback's on-court changes.

Jon and Bording didn't seem to remember the tactical code at all, Lu Ke said it was on the left, and they could appear on the right; Lu Ke said it was a long pass, but they might be a short pass. The frequent errors in the multiple route runs of the two people completely disrupted Lu Ke's layout, forcing Lu Ke to use only the second or even third alternatives.

The efficiency of offensive propulsion has been seriously dragged down!

If Lu Ke can still find Jean or Logan to complete the pass, it will be considered lucky; What's worse is that because the running route was completely disrupted, Lu Ke couldn't find the passing target at all, resulting in a delay in shooting, and the direct result was: once he was captured, and three times he passed the ball in the direction of the sideline out of bounds to avoid being captured and losing yards.

It was in such a difficult situation that Lu Ke still unrelentingly advanced to the 30-yard line of the opponent's half, and then he was knocked out by three strikeouts.