http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/09/28/1845675/is-struggling-wildcat-close-to.html
"The failure of the Wildcat on Sunday, coupled with Chad Henne's strong game, could mean the end of the package."
Enjoy,
-Cobrajet
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Yes. It was only good in the 2008 season.
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I would like to see it used in the Red-Zone only, with 65% of the time being a pass play and with a tackle eligible option as an added wrinkle along side a big tight end. The pkg has become to boring and predictable and in IMO if it is not going to be used to trick people effectively - don't use it. It is my hope that our failures with that pkg are not a clue of things to come.
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Use it in games we're struggling on offense. Otherwise shelve it. Bring it out just enough for teams to practice against it. My opinion.
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Needs to be taken out behind the shed.
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I'd use it on a 2 pt conversion attempt.
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I'd use it sparingly. Don't mess with the flow of the offense just to bring it in. It can be a nice change of pace against certain defenses.
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I would be willing to put it out of our misery. I just hope Sparano is smart enough to tell Henning to can it. Then again, if he were that smart, he would have fired Henning in the offseason.
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That's just one writer's opinion and means absolutely nothing. The Wildcat would have won the game (or at least gave a shot at OT) if we used it during the final four plays, so I can hardly discount an offensive scheme that is used sparingly and often at exactly the wrong moment.
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Tony Sparano says no chance in hell.
http://espn.go.com/blog/afceast/post/_/id/18991/sparano-stands-behind-wildcat
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Then he's not that smart after all.