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Should Canalas bring someone else in to call offensive plays?


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4 hours ago, Panthering said:

No, we should just deal with his inconsistencies in hopes that he improves at play calling and being a head coach during the game. It'll be worth the payoff if it works out, since then losing an OC wouldn't be so penalizing for us. 

I think I agree. If they can give Bryce that long why not the coach that has to deal with him as well? 
 

I am not convinced the playbook is totally open. We get a play caller in that has to deal with that what it look like?  
 

Will he limit his menu to Bryce friendly plays or just call his usual game? Will he be able to be fluid and call a game the way he likes, while being limited?  That can’t be easy to adapt to.  

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Tomlin probably wants another head coaching job, but I'd love to see Dave bring in somebody that can help him with game management. I don't mind him calling plays, and I don't mind him managing the game, but I think at times, it did get to be too much for him. If you could bring in somebody like a Mike Tomlin, compensate him well, and just let him make or help with some of those game management decisions, I think it frees Dave up to concentrate on play calling a little more. 

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I don't mind if he stays the play caller but I wish he bring in an experienced play caller prefably a former coach to help with game playing and game days because Idzik isn't it. I thought that would be Caldwell but I honestly have no idea what he does, shows he's still employed with us but I never see him

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5 hours ago, ImfromClayton said:

Tomlin probably wants another head coaching job, but I'd love to see Dave bring in somebody that can help him with game management. I don't mind him calling plays, and I don't mind him managing the game, but I think at times, it did get to be too much for him. If you could bring in somebody like a Mike Tomlin, compensate him well, and just let him make or help with some of those game management decisions, I think it frees Dave up to concentrate on play calling a little more. 

You also have to be aware of your faults and Dave seems very slow to recognize and fix those. Hence why we are so often ill prepared and make poor in game adjustments.

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