It's not going to do any good to attack the middle or anywhere else if the defense has your quarterback figured out. If the defense has your quarterback figured out the only thing that will work is a hand off where you take the ball out of your QB's hands. My critic of Siemian is this:
1) If you pressure him he'll lose confidence in his line. That causes him to make up his mind where he's going with the ball before it's even snapped. That's what I think the Giants saw.
2) He's not Kyle Orton. The minute Orton felt pressure he would throw a dirt missile to avoid being hit. Siemian was a little more that last year. This year he'll hold the ball to long trying to make a play. But he doesn't slide side to side often enough...to often he'll retreat backwards cutting down on his places to throw when on the run. He threw an int against the Bills that was clearly intended to be a throw away...but since he was running backward when he threw it the ball floated and got picked.
The Little Guy