Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell talk about the art of faking injuries to gain an edge on defense. Offenses are doing more and more spread, fast-paced and there is trickery in what the offense is doing. Defenses are trying to provide their own version of being tricky and will fake an injury to slow down the offense.

However, Mitchell noticed a trend in how Utah is able to slow down an opposing teams offense during the substition.

<p>Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell talk about the art of faking injuries to gain an edge on defense. Offenses are doing more and more spread, fast-paced and there is trickery in what the offense is doing. Defenses are trying to provide their own version of being tricky and will fake an injury to slow down the offense.</p>
<p>However, Mitchell noticed a trend in how Utah is able to slow down an opposing teams offense during the substition.</p>

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