Coaching

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This loss is a sign of poor coaching. This team was unmotivated and looked lost from the beginning. In what was a pivotal game for our season, they come out unprepared and failed to make adjustments! For as bad as BY is, and he is BAD!, we looked lethargic and not ready. 

[Mr. Scot]

Spent some time on this in the game thoughts thread

[methodtoll]

3 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Spent some time on this in the game thoughts thread

I think it's being overshadowed by Bryce haters right now lol

[ProcessBlue2]

What adjustments can you make when your players are limited?

Everyone knows Bryce can’t push the ball vertically downfield. The Saints literally set their defense to stop the run and short pass and make Bryce do that and he couldn’t.

WTF is Canales supposed to do other than bench Bryce? Give him a robotic arm? Run HB pass every play? Design a brand new playbook just for this week? I’m at a loss. 
 

Bryce’s limitations are the exact same as Cam’s in 2018 after he hurt his shoulder and couldn’t throw further than 20 yards the rest of the season. That’s what they have to game plan with each week. 
 

Yall really think a guy who had Russell Wilson, Geno Smith, and Baker Mayfield doesn’t know how to call vertical pass plays??

[Mr. Scot]

9 minutes ago, methodtoll said:

I think it's being overshadowed by Bryce haters right now lol

Make a thread to talk about problems other than Bryce... 

Responses: We need to talk about Bryce! 

 

[ProcessBlue2]

Just now, Mr. Scot said:

Make a thread to talk about problems other than Bryce... 

Responses: We need to talk about Bryce! 

 

Because it’s obviously the biggest problem. If you could map the Panthers issues into a Pareto chart, Bryce would be the first bar and it would be as long as the paper.

[strato]

As soon as play calling comes into it, Bryce comes into it. Just the way it is. 

[NAS]

I never thought I would miss Ron Rivera

[Mr. Scot]

5 minutes ago, ProcessBlue2 said:

Because it’s obviously the biggest problem. If you could map the Panthers issues into a Pareto chart, Bryce would be the first bar and it would be as long as the paper.

What is there to discuss on Bryce?

He's not the only issue this team has, and others are worth discussing.

[Mr. Scot]

2 minutes ago, strato said:

As soon as play calling comes into it, Bryce comes into it. Just the way it is. 

Playcalling issues aren't on the quarterback, no matter who he is. Ditto with play design. 

Those are coaching issues.

[ProcessBlue2]

5 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

What is there to discuss on Bryce?

He's not the only issue this team has, and others are worth discussing.

But he is the biggest problem. You solve that, and then you address the next biggest problem, and so on and so on. Right now, he’s 2021/2022 Matt Rhule. When he’s gone, it’ll be Evero, or Morgan, or the WRs or something else.  

Edited 1 hour ago by ProcessBlue2

[Mr. Scot]

7 minutes ago, NAS said:

I never thought I would miss Ron Rivera

You shouldn't.

Canales brought a lot of Rivera's weaknesses with him

Edited 1 hour ago by Mr. Scot

[SetfreexX]

3 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Playcalling issues aren't on the quarterback, no matter who he is. Ditto with play design. 

Those are coaching issues.

If the QB can't execute the entire offense thats on the coach now....?

The cope is real.

[strato]

2 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Playcalling issues aren't on the quarterback, no matter who he is. Ditto with play design. 

Those are coaching issues.

Play calling being limited or dictated by personnel is really a thing, believe it or not. I imagine that bleeds into design as well.