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So what are we not seeing on the practice field?

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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ladypanther Grand Master

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14 hours ago, ncfan said:

It's Shula so who knows. We could've seen his whole playbook if it's the same Shula

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I think we are going to see new stuff from Shula.  He and the offensive coaches spent a lot of time researching and planning this new offense. Glass half full?...remember 2015.    I may be disappointed but I am going to give him the benefit of the doubt at this point.

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14 hours ago, thomas96 said:

That may be the dumbest play in the history of football. Even if nobody knows it's coming and nobody's within 20 yards of Bersin at the snap, that play will not have a good outcome. Can't believe we how many times we tried it on 3rd down in 2014...

We had Brad Hoover lined up in the wildcat once. I think dwayne Jarrett caught a pass that game.

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7 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

If we dont have sets with CMC/ Stew and CMC/Samuel together in the backfield planned for the regular season, fire Shula now.

CMC/Samuel in particular excites me. Both guys can take a handoff from the backfield, run a route from the backfield, or motion out wide and become a WR. IMO, those two in the backfield together gives us our most intriguing matchup issues for defenses, particularly with Olsen in the slot. On paper, you have a 2 RB, 1 TE, 2 WR set. Most teams will counter this with either their base D or nickel. What in reality might be coming at them could be the equivalent of a 5 wide set. We may still not have a great WR corps on paper, but we definitely have some offensive weapons that should really excite offensive coaches. I really wamt Samuel to get healthy soon...

Would be nice if Samuel would actually do something in practice...or actually practice. 

I am dissappont.

edit: just read the last sentence of your comment. Yeah.

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