Flyingiguana
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The more I think about it, the more I see the genius in Roman's game plans in the playoffs. Against the Packers he emphasized Kaep as a runner (181 yards rushing, 2 TDs), and against the Falcons he emphasized Kaep as a pocket passer (16/21, 233 yards, TD). I don't think this was a coincidence. I think this was a "big picture" game plan and he looked forward into the playoffs before doing it.
So what? Well I think this leaves Balitmore's defense with a huge dilemma. Who do they prepare for? Do you concentrate on Packers film and prepare for Kaep the runner, or do you look more towards Falcons film and try to stop Kaepernick as a passer?
I don't think this was coincidence at all. Well done Greg, well done.
i think it was more kap making great decisions. against green bay, they were showing man coverage so that allowed kap to run. the falcons were trying to contain kap so he got easy runs for gore and james.
the passing game doesn't seem like the usual high school bs that we seen during the season. they're attacking more.