Eagles Media Film Room - Why Carolina's Offense Presents A Huge Challenge

[CatAttack]

Wow - awesome article and tremendous breakdown.  Dare I say a much more in-depth and thorough review of our own offense than anything I've seen from anyone in Charlotte media...

[stankowalski]

I don't know what to think.  The huddle would have me believe that Shula's offense is predictable but that website is saying the opposite.

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Carolina offensive coordinator Mike Shula is one of the best in the league at making a defense believe it sees a play coming, only to hit it with something completely different

So which is it?

[Asurfaholic]

2 hours ago, stankowalski said:

I don't know what to think.  The huddle would have me believe that Shula's offense is predictable but that website is saying the opposite.

So which is it?

one of the two provided in depth video analysis to back up their claim, and one provides regular meltdowns when the coaches don't do what they think they should do. It's easy...

[Jangler]

10 hours ago, csx said:

It was a an absolutely fantastic throw. However I agree that it wasn't best example of superior arm talent. It was a great example of a perfectly placed ball with the right touch. 

I said any QB could physically make it as in any QB can throw 40 yards down field with perfect protection like that. 

the game has slowed down, is what it says to me.  The greats make it look easy, and Cam has started to do that. This is only going to get better.

[Ricky Spanish]

4 hours ago, stankowalski said:

I don't know what to think.  The huddle would have me believe that Shula's offense is predictable but that website is saying the opposite.

So which is it?

His play calling his predictable to borderline offensive. 

His play design is seriously top notch and brilliant. 

I understand he has to sprinkle in his misdirection plays every once in a while or else they'll be found out, but my god is the stuff in between those glimpses of brilliance annoying. 

Then again, maybe it's the long con throughout the game. Lul them to sleep with power runs up the gut then hit them with the okie doke misdirection triple read option pass to Funchess down the seam for a TD.

Maybe they run this super cute misdirection stuff so often that he gets cute by going simple. It seems like the less cute we are with the offense, the less successful we are. 

[JakeDel5674]

12 hours ago, Saca312 said:

Wat.

Are you seeing the same play I'm seeing? VERY few QBs make that throw in that kind of coverage in that perfect spot. Most of the time, it's either over the receiver, OOB, or picked off. Cam threw a beauty very few QBs can replicate.

Yeah man, he was Aaron Rodgers accurate on that throw.  Dropped it right into the bucket.  

[shaqattaq]

11 hours ago, CatAttack said:

Wow - awesome article and tremendous breakdown.  Dare I say a much more in-depth and thorough review of our own offense than anything I've seen from anyone in Charlotte media...

You may say that. This was a great article, with great film analysis. I had watched that CMC TD a dozen times, but was too busy looking at CMC or whether Kalil was blocking downfield illegally to notice Trai's superb pull block that really set up the whole thing. We need more reporters like this. Maybe he's looking to relocate to Charlotte like everyone else in Philly!