As fans, don't you love discussing PN-G playoff football? Adams makes the wildcat or Wild Indian formation a huge threat. As Indian Fan pointed out, Adams can stretch out and get four yards in short yardage situations. He can take the shotgun snap, find a gap, and take it to the house from anywhere on the field. He can take the snap and give the ball to #33 or #15 for big yards, or, if the defense crashes down on the RB, Adams can pull the ball back and run untouched for a TD just as he did against Brenham. Finally, he can do all of those things and still step back and sling the ball downfield. I agree that #9 should be the starting QB and he can distribute the ball to the RBs, H-backs, and WRs...and when PN-G goes to the Wild Indian formation, Adams can come in and do it all. Things are falling into place for PN-G. All the pieces are coming together. Pick your poison. Force #9 to beat you with his arm and he will do it. Force PN-G to spread the field and they can do it. Play PN-G straight up and the Indians will lean on you for 4Q and the OL will control the game with #33 and #15. Finally, force PN-G to go to the Wild Indian formation and they can do that too with multiple looks and options. Will we see Adams at WR if the Indians need a giant WR package with 6'5" Adams, 6'4" #80, and 6'3" #11?
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