Titans Defense Susceptible to WildCat?

Keep in mind, the whole idea behind the WC was to put Ronnie Brown & Rickey Williams on the field at the same time. Now that Brown is done for the year, the Dolphins aren't doing it nearly as much.

Several teams have attempted to run a few plays out of the wildcat against the Titans...and they've gotten stuffed virtually every single time. The only time it ever worked was when Buffalo threw a 20-something yard TD out of the WC; other than that one play, the Titans have completely shut down every team that attempted it.

 

Michael Griffin is probably already buttering himself. I can only imagine how far out of the play he's going to be if they do run it.

 

with ronnie brown out they only run the wildcat 5 to 10 plays a game and its not that affective without him but theres 2 things im worried about 1 the way the titans bite on fakes and 2 them using the wildcat with pat white and run a play similar to the one in the buffalo game the will probably try a couple plays early and if we shut them down then they will stick with ricky williams and play there version of fisherball like they have been doing

 

We havent ran it at all in the last two games. Henne has been asked to win games with his arm. He attempted 52 passes in the win vs. new england. He has a cannon and can make all the throws. Our rookie corners are still giving up at least one big play a game.

 

The phins rans the wildcat 0 times last week. Titans will get burned on the wildcat if they decide to throw because Nick Harper and Michael Griffin will overpursue the run like they always do.

 

The wildcat isn't as effective against a 1-gap defense scheme like ours. We don't ask our D linemen to read and react - they are asked to take one gap and get upfield to disrupt the play. As long as all lanes are accounted for in the scheme, and no one gets blown out our scheme is pretty solid against the wildcat.

Our secondary could be burnt if our safeties bit on the run the way they like to only to have the RB pass - but Williams can't really throw the ball.

 

Their offenses strength is running the ball. Our defenses strength is stopping the run. With or without the wildcat we'll shut them up. Then when C.J. comes out, Mr. Eric Williams can take notes.

 

I don't think that is true at all as of lately. I'll guarantee you that there will be more pass attempts than runs Sunday.