You are assuming they will just keep running it up the middle with Seth Green in the wild cat. I doubt that is the case. Having an ex QB running the wild cat opens up a lot more options than say a WR or RB running it like most teams. Plus Green is big enough all he has to do is fall forward in short yardage situations, it is a really creative move by the staff and if their only goal was to RUTM out of it they would not have broke it out in game 1 when they didn't need to.
