The next time the ball is touched, it's going to be in the hands of a "pervert" . This time, the "pedestrian" is going to catch it. He's not going to let the other players catch it, though, because he's got a "chase-down block" on the other side of the ball. The other players are going to try to catch the ball, too, but they're going to do it in a way that's too easy for the other guys to catch. This is a tactic known as "isolation," in which the other team's players move to the side where the "exceptional" players can have one-one matchups with the opposing team. It's kind of like a one-man show, but without the drama. The players are so confident in their own abilities that they don't want to do anything to stop them from catching a pass. They're just going to run away with it. The only problem is that they've got to catch a pass to get it. They can't just run away. They have to do something to stop it.