This is indicative of what is giving the D the edge, especially today. They know what is coming at them. This is going to force the O to execute perfectly in order to have a puncher’s chance. So, I get it, it’s practice, and we want to see the O thrive, but it’s also practice.
The way I’ve experienced this dilemma is to make sure the D stays in their assignments and runs their D. They weren’t allowed to cheat to where they knew the play would go. It wasn’t much, but it is what I think the Bears are doing now, except, they’re pros.