Question about strategy and tactics

Easton pointed this out in another thread you created in his forum section. But I'll elaborate in case you didn't see it or forgot about that thread or maybe add more on what I believe ball placement means to both teams. As you said the wideside is far bigger than the nearside to the boundary is. What that means is, if you're looking to split your receiver(s) off to the left and you're on the left hash, that significantly reduces the splits from your Tackle and the Receiver whose on the LOS. That means several things, a Zone defense has less of a field for their Left side of the defense to cover and the Right side has a larger field unless they shift and continually balance the field regardless of ball placement. Two it means your Running lane between the End and Tackle is smaller and the perimeter is a lot closer and it means a sweep or toss won't work more than likely. Defenses can load up on the right side cause they need less men to cover the Left side of the field. Which means you can face an overload blitz on the right. This really only happens with Zone teams since they don't need to worry about to many Man assignments if any at all. There is more but I'm sure you get the idea. It's why many teams run the ball to the middle of the field if they're trying to kick a field goal and give their kicker the best chance for kicking it straight and true.

Thanks for the input. And you're correct WDeister. I did forget about my other post. Thanks for the reminder and your time.

Coach G