Best Case/Worst Case

[Mother Grabber]

1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

Sheesh. You guys are bastards.

 

 

 

 

I'm guessing you already knew that.

(I seriously doubt it's the first time you've been told)

first time for me....

 

 

 

 

 

...today

[DaveThePanther2008]

My biggest worry is Shula abandons the changes if they don't work right away.

[mc52beast]

So basically... in a nutshell... the one thing that could possibly hold our offense back is the one guy most of us would love to see somewhere else

[Porn Shop Clerk]

1 hour ago, panthers55 said:

Cam has never been without Shula who was his quarterback coach and would have advising him to work the whole field and dump it off. I wonder if calling more screens had to do with a better offensive line that could get out in space and had receivers like Steve Smith who were beasts as downfield blockers.

I assumed it was Stewie having to stay in and block more often than not behind a weak Oline. But the drop off can't be blamed completely on the OL, the playcalling is terribly suspect as well.

[Mother Grabber]

1 hour ago, DaveThePanther2008 said:

My biggest worry is Shula abandons the changes if they don't work right away.

my biggest worry is that the Shula hate will blow past 11 and straight to 12 if they don't work right away.

Boggles me how many people on here think they know more about being an OC than someone who has spent his entire professional life around the game.  It's unreal how much poo that guy gets from results oriented fans who have next to zero data on why decisions are made.

[shaqattaq]

3 hours ago, Mother Grabber said:

that hurt about as much as having a steel beam driven through your chest.

I'm a leaf on the wind..

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[L-TownCat]

2 hours ago, Mother Grabber said:

my biggest worry is that the Shula hate will blow past 11 and straight to 12 if they don't work right away.

Boggles me how many people on here think they know more about being an OC than someone who has spent his entire professional life around the game.  It's unreal how much poo that guy gets from results oriented fans who have next to zero data on why decisions are made.

I would never claim to be able to work the X's and O's remotely close to that of a pro coordinator.  However, I can tell the difference between a good situational call and a bad one.  How is it that the casual fan can see a Shula call coming?  If we can, I guarantee the opposition can.

[electro's horse]

it was a show too you filthy casuals

[electro's horse]

2 hours ago, Mother Grabber said:

 

Boggles me how many people on here think they know more about being an OC than someone who has spent his entire professional life around the game.  It's unreal how much poo that guy gets from results oriented fans who have next to zero data on why decisions are made.

Unlike people on this board, Shula has and continues to fail at every level of professional and college football, and is only coaching because his dad won't let him work at the steakhouses. 

[arbnranger]

8 hours ago, electro's horse said:

That is not what worst case scenario means. 

Worst case is cmc turns into like a reaver from serenity. 

Agree.

Gorram Reavers!

[Mother Grabber]

1 hour ago, L-TownCat said:

I would never claim to be able to work the X's and O's remotely close to that of a pro coordinator.  However, I can tell the difference between a good situational call and a bad one.  How is it that the casual fan can see a Shula call coming?  If we can, I guarantee the opposition can.

but we don't know why a call was made, only that you predicted it and the results of that singular play. you don't know what personnel situations or long term game planning is involved, just reacting to a singular event in a long series. game planning for an entire game is not always about the result if a single play or part of a play.

[panthers55]

4 hours ago, Porn Shop Clerk said:

I assumed it was Stewie having to stay in and block more often than not behind a weak Oline. But the drop off can't be blamed completely on the OL, the playcalling is terribly suspect as well.

The drop off in screens is likely a direct result of them  not working as well as in the past. As much as you may dislike Shula he is going to do what works. And obviously not do what isn't working. So you can speculate on the cause or causes but most times it is execution because on paper plays always look great. On film not so much. And the problem is 9 times out of 10 execution. Good or bad.....

[Porn Shop Clerk]

1 hour ago, panthers55 said:

The drop off in screens is likely a direct result of them  not working as well as in the past. As much as you may dislike Shula he is going to do what works. And obviously not do what isn't working. So you can speculate on the cause or causes but most times it is execution because on paper plays always look great. On film not so much. And the problem is 9 times out of 10 execution. Good or bad.....

Then why does he keep calling pass plays that take 10 seconds to develop?

 

[Mr. Scot]

8 minutes ago, Porn Shop Clerk said:

Then why does he keep calling pass plays that take 10 seconds to develop?

 

That's actually pretty typical of a pure Coryell offense.

Mind you, I don't know if I'd still call us a pure Coryell (especially with all the read option bulls--t) but elements of it still run throughout the basic attack.