Here& #39;s an example of the kind of analysis we can do with RBWR and RSWR: Aaron Donald is average vs the run. I& #39;ll go toe to toe with the film guys on this one. He gets a lot of penetration but it& #39;s ineffective. https://twitter.com/SethWalder/status/1303351463737991169">https://twitter.com/SethWalde...

For the doubters out there. 4 yards in the backfield. He wins his (B) gap, but makes everyone else& #39;s job harder. Plenty of examples like this, but this is one of the most glaring.

Ok. Fair enough. Here& #39;s a better example. Took me 2 plays into the game to find this. This is essentially what& #39;s happening. In RSWR, he& #39;s probably getting a & #39;win& #39; here, but you can see it& #39;s not effective.

Guys, relax. Just trying to illustrate what happens when he& #39;s too far upfield. He& #39;s basically creating a draw play every time he does that.