by HumanCockroach » Tue Jan 03, 2017 6:31 pm
The only way to actually know is to look at EVERY split, not a handful of plays that the person writing the article chose to acknowledge. The hand placement is literally a ridiculously uneducated way to view football, three point and two point is as old as the forward pass, and ultimately means little in the way of "tipping" plays. Far more telling is formation tendacies, and play calling repetitive calls.
I would be more interested to find if every split lead to a group of plays specific to the split. IE always run right, center or left, always play action or roll out etc....
Could be Ifedi is lacking speed necessary to pull, or is slow out of a certain stance when to close to the center, also would be interesting to see if OTHER players in the NFL also do it. Ultimately, it's to fine of a lense to really judge one way or the other.