[socalstanfan1]

If  12  splits out and 25 lines up in his place,  keep stacked against the run.  Now, maybe  most opponents aren't  mentally agile enough to adapt in realtime,  or it all happens so fast that opponents can't adjust,  but  I'd think Luck split out  is a near zero threat if he's covered and a part time running back is the guy who'd have to pass.

I think it would be extremely unlikely that Luck will ever be the target of a pass again, due to the risk involved.  But would it really be a shock, if in fact DCs begin to just "stack against the run," that Gaffney might throw to a 6-6, 260 lb. tight end?  I know Shaw has joked about Gaffney's terrible passing, but why would you brag about it if the attempt is to deceive?

[socalstanfan1]

If  12  splits out and 25 lines up in his place,  keep stacked against the run.  Now, maybe  most opponents aren't  mentally agile enough to adapt in realtime,  or it all happens so fast that opponents can't adjust,  but  I'd think Luck split out  is a near zero threat if he's covered and a part time running back is the guy who'd have to pass.

I think it would be extremely unlikely that Luck will ever be the target of a pass again, due to the risk involved.  But would it really be a shock, if in fact DCs begin to just "stack against the run," that Gaffney might throw to a 6-6, 260 lb. tight end?  I know Shaw has joked about Gaffney's terrible passing, but why would you brag about it if the attempt is to deceive?