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The problem Maybe Chud...


redbuddha

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I don't know a lot about football, nor do I claim to be an expert, I shoot a lot of sports, and just like Zod, I get a feel for the game. I watched that same offensive coordinator make the same mistakes for 5 years, the coaches left and went to a bigger school, and that offense got exposed, getting the offensive coordinator fired. He made the same mistakes in the next league.

I personally think it is just trying to be too cute. Trying to hide what we are going to do, not trying to show too much, we looked bad most of the preseason, and this first game just continues that trend.

The Jets who showed nothing this preseason, busted out with a high point scoring strategy. The Falcons scored a lot in preseason and continued that trend in the first game.

I am not trying to fire Chud, but I want you all to look objectively at what you saw in the Titans game last season and this preseason, and tell me that you were hoping for more of the same. Our most exciting drive this preseason, was a Clausen to Murphy touchdown. We were competitive last season, when they claim Cam knew only some of the playbook he broke records; know with full knowledge of the playbook, we rush for 10 yards.

Something smells fishy. Fox and his offensive coordinator have gone thru Orton, The Golden Calf of Bristol, and now Manning, and have seemingly changed their offense 3 different times to accommodate each qb's style.

If you look at cam's numbers in college and in the pro's most of his wins came when he passed for less than 20 times a game. It's not about attempts with Cam its about efficiency.

Just think about it!

Food for thought, Our offense is ranked #22nd in total yards and our defense is ranked #5th.

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Yep, Cam an make mindblowingy good throws. Chud wants Cam throwing 30-35times, running 8....and being the entire O. He asks too much....eventually bad things happen.

Once Chud realizes this one man offense he is riding only generates stats and not wins....we will be better. or Chud just leaves. We need to run and let them be playmakers and let C do his part...

But I disagree with many...I don't think he is a genius. I think Chuds approach has been lazy. (bash me if you want)....for the most part Chud's master plan has been for Cam to do just about everything. I get the temptation

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If you saw what Rivera was saying before the season he was telling players to pick up the pace. To keep pushing and not to be lax. He said we needed to come out and play like it was the post season and have a fast start. It seems the Players were over confident and didnt think they had to work for every win. Well they got punched in the mouth.

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I didn't like the play calling in the game, but it doesn't matter, cause the oline couldn't execute their blocks.

Makes the play calling a moot point as of right now.

You don't think the play calling had something to do with their inability to handle a team pass rushing all game? The fact we were essentially 4 wide most of the game? The fact our WRs were running deep routes? The fact were trying to go deep over and over?

Not to mention the DL knowing the snap practically all game bc of Chud's formation he was determined to run all game?

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You don't think the play calling had something to do with their inability to handle a team pass rushing all game? The fact we were essentially 4 wide most of the game? The fact our WRs were running deep routes? The fact were trying to go deep over and over?

Not to mention the DL knowing the snap practically all game bc of Chud's formation he was determined toto run all game?

all deep routes?

Just stop now.

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all deep routes?

Just stop now.

Yeah, take that in the literal sense...<insert eye roll>

Fact remains a higher percentage of his throws were to 20+ yard routes than any QB attempts in 2012 and 2011.....

He was throwing those routes at such an absurd percentage bc that what Chud was calling heavily. Barber spied the RB for screens and Chud sent everyone else downfield for the most part.

Doesn't mean there aren't factual examples of a short route being run, smarty. That would be like someone claiming they foolishly only tried to run out of the shotgun.....and you counter calling them a liar bc DWill attempted a single run with Cam under C.

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I think it was some of both. The O line played like ass and Chud didn't adjust. I remember Rivera saying that some last year, "well, we should have adjusted quicker". Why didn't Chud use 2 TE sets? Why didn't he run plays from under center? Why didn't Tolbert lead block to make a whole for Dwill to run? Are you telling me Tolbert couldn't have acted like a FB and made a GD hole? Why didn't Chud use the TE's to pass protect for 2 or 3 seconds and have a late release and go out for a 5 to 10 yard gain? Why did Chud call a whole lot (not all) passes for large of chunks of yards instead of underneath routes? You must be able to adjust to what the defense gives. In a perfect world you want your Offense to dictate to what the Defense is going to do, but sometimes you must adjust or what happened Sunday will happen....again. I don't blame it all on Chud, he's probably an offensive genius. But on Sunday the O line obviously didn't bring their A game, so Chud should have adjusted to max protect Cam, at least until TB quit pinning their ears back and bull rushing almost every play.

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I hate to say this but CRA has a point. The Oline sucked but Chud game plan wasn't much better. He never adjusted to what the Bucs were doing. I still don't know why he never lined up Brockle at full back and Tolbert at half back in a power eye and ram it down their throats a few times. At least just to build confidence of the Oline. Get them moving foward instead of backward. Helps the Oline build a attitude we needed in that game.

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As I have stated and people bashed....Chud was overrated on this board. people forgot his poorly called games to start off last year.....and a big chunk of his great play calling was just letting a great athlete in Cam do it all. We also lost some winnable games bc Chud likes to put the world on Cam's shoulders.....doing that Sunday also asked too much of an OL.

He is creative. He is good. He isn't the mastermind people created in their heads. He still has a lot to figure out with his Newton lead attack.

Cam without a doubt can put up HUGE numbers in Chud's offense.....Chud needs work on calling an offense to win games though. Chud had moments last year....his best games were games like Washington and Houston when he called complete games and wasn't just wanting to see what Newton could do. he too often asks Newton to do too much.

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