Jeff Brohm explains how he honored Joe Tiller on Purdue’s first play vs. Minnesota
Posted Oct 14, 2017
Former coach Joe Tiller, who died Sept. 30, was a pioneer on the offensive side of the ball during his tenure at Purdue. One of his favorite plays was the bubble screen, where an inside receiver drifts outside after the snap and catches the ball near the line of scrimmage, ideally with blockers taking out the defensive backs in his path.
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