However, here, there are three players that could possibly run the ball in this situation. The very threat of Newton taking the ball himself is concerning enough for opposing defenses. McDaniels could utilize plays like this to really get the run game going strong with Newton under center. This was the luxury of having the greatest quarterback of all time at the controls of their self-identified game-plan offense. Sunday would become an all-pass, all-the-time type of game. Run plays Straight out the window.
Patriots Back to Patriots. By correctly reading the unblocked defender's motion, the Patriots gain big yards on this play virtually every time.All Playbooks with Gun Doubles Flex Pats. Here, the Texans only have a traditional seven-man front, while New England has six blockers and three potential rushers. With a rushing threat like Newton instead of Brissett, defenses start questioning whether to start bringing more men into the box.
This should be a much more methodical, calculated Cam Newton, looking to control the scoreboard and dictate the flow of the game.The bottom line is that the Jacoby Brissett experiment was just a test run. He will be the key cog in opening up both the pass and run games and therefore allowing his skill position players to succeed. While Newton will be expected to produce more than that, he shouldn't be required to do much more. He had eight rushes for 43 yards and a touchdown. That being play-action, the short passing game, and taking off with his legs.While New England only had 282 total yards in that game, it may be one of the more important games moving forward into a new era in Foxboro.Brissett only had 103 passing yards and was 11-for-19 on passing attempts.
That means we should see a very successful Patriots offense run by Cam Newton next season. Wrinkles from that game in 2016 will seep into the game plan and offensive playbook for the 2020 season.The exciting part is that Newton is an even better fit than Brissett to implement the type of game plan we just went over.
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