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That stupid pump-screen play


CamMoon

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It takes so freaking long to develop.  If the right defense is called, we're guaranteed a 5 yard loss or a pick.  We run it often enough, that if a team does their homework, they can sniff it out.  Same with some of our boneheaded read option plays.  It's one thing to use it every now and then, it's another to make it a staple and use it in obvious situations, taking a TFL.

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Shula started out calling a pretty good game. But somewhere along the way it's like he found a couple pages on the floor with some plays and said WTF lets try'em.

Shula gonna Shula eventually

while watching other games today it's quite obvious our offense is about as basic as you can get.  It has no imagination or creativity at all.  None of our plays take any kind of consideration into each players strengths.

The lob to cotch is a prime example probably the worst receiver for that play call

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