Seriously?

[methodtoll]

Did I really hear that chick from the Cleveland Plain Dealer say on NFL Total Access that Jake knows the West Coast Offense? :rofl:

I know, I am sorry, I know there is so many Jake threads as it is but... Seriously?

[KBRed]

No.

[magnus]

while this thread has relatively no significance anyway, why do only three or four posters here actually put a relevant thread title on threads?

[methodtoll]

while this thread has relatively no significance anyway, why do only three or four posters here actually put a relevant thread title on threads?

because it makes it more fun to annoy the hell out of guys like you

[Cyberjag]

The WCO is probably the only offense that Jake can be effective in right now. Lots of short passes would be good for him. Of course, we know how difficult it is to grasp from watching Michael Vick's struggles in Atlanta.

[MadHatter]

I heard the same thing on Sirius Radio. They were talking to a beat writer in Cleveland and she said the same thing.

Jake has NEVER played in a WCO.

also, I don't think his skill set is suited for a WCO. You need a QB that makes quick decisions and very accurate passes. Jake really does neither.

He has a tendancy to throw high and let Smitty go get it.

[nitroblast]

Delhomme learned the West Coast offense from Mike McCarthy when he was with the Saints.

[CharlotteBeer.com]

while this thread has relatively no significance anyway, why do only three or four posters here actually put a relevant thread title on threads?

because it makes it more fun to annoy the hell out of guys like you

My favorites are titles like, "Jake Delhomme," "Matt Moore," "Jonathan Stewart," etc.

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

Didn't the Saints run the WCO when Jake was backing up Aaron Brooks?

[Rong Fo]

I heard the same thing on Sirius Radio. They were talking to a beat writer in Cleveland and she said the same thing.

Jake has NEVER played in a WCO.

also, I don't think his skill set is suited for a WCO. You need a QB that makes quick decisions and very accurate passes. Jake really does neither.

He has a tendancy to throw high and let Smitty go get it.

Delhomme learned the West Coast offense from Mike McCarthy when he was with the Saints.

Didn't the Saints run the WCO when Jake was backing up Aaron Brooks?

Jake was specifically considered a WCO until he came to Carolina. One could even make the argument that playing in Henning's O is what earned him the "gunslinger" designation.

[Khyber53]

He may thrive, he might not. It depends greatly on the WRs he'll have and if the running back can be a threat out of the backfield.

Is Brian Westbrook available?

[CLTPanther]

He may thrive, he might not. It depends greatly on the WRs he'll have and if the running back can be a threat out of the backfield.

Is Brian Westbrook available?

Who would want Westbrook after all the problems he had last year?

[CharlotteBeer.com]

He may thrive, he might not. It depends greatly on the WRs he'll have and if the running back can be a threat out of the backfield.

Is Brian Westbrook available?

I think we've got several backs that can catch the ball sufficiently, if we decide to use them in that way. But I think Rosario and Barnidge are going to be of more help to Moore than the running backs (as far as pass-catching options, that is).

[MadHatter]

Jake was specifically considered a WCO until he came to Carolina. One could even make the argument that playing in Henning's O is what earned him the "gunslinger" designation.

I did not realize that New Orleans ran the WCO under Haslett.