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Mike Shula is in full control of the offense

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csx Grand Master

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The players lost this game without a doubt. If you are watching this game it is obvious.

Shula may not have called a good game but he didn't get torched all around on the field, throw ints, drop passes, and commit penalties. 

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Just now, csx said:

The players lost this game without a doubt. If you are watching this game it is obvious.

The WRs and Oline played poorly too, but Shula was the biggest factor who crippled any attempt we had at overcoming bad play. You can't overcome bad play when your coach is poo.

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This poo that we're seeing now is the same poo we saw in 2014. Complete Mike Shula offense lead football. I just can't believe they put Shula in full control and I can't believe Rivera allowed it, but it's looking like that's what happened. This is not the same offense we have seen all year. This is exactly the same offense we saw in 2014 though.

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It wasn't Shula that dropped 8 passes and allowed 7 sacks.

That still doesn't leave him blameless. This offensive playcalling was the exact same as 2014. Blame it all on the players if you want, but when your coach handicaps your offense then you can't overcome or do anything. 

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That still doesn't leave him blameless. This offensive playcalling was the exact same as 2014. Blame it all on the players if you want, but when your coach handicaps your offense then you can't overcome or do anything. 

No, but he's not the one messing up. Tolbert fumbled, not Shula. Gano missed, not Shula. Teddy Williams decided not to tackle, not Shula. Those things alone don't happen and it's closer. Take out those drops and it's a different game entirely.

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15 minutes ago, csx said:

The players lost this game without a doubt. If you are watching this game it is obvious.

Shula may not have called a good game but he didn't get torched all around on the field, throw ints, drop passes, and commit penalties. 

That's all true. It's easier to blame Shula, though, then everyone else.

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1 minute ago, TN05 said:

No, but he's not the one messing up. Tolbert fumbled, not Shula. Gano missed, not Shula. Teddy Williams decided not to tackle, not Shula. Those things alone don't happen and it's closer. Take out those drops and it's a different game entirely.

Yes he is the one messing up. When you throw away downs and leave less opportunities for your QB and don't call any short passing plays to help him out yes you are messing up.

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