Playcalling or Execution?

[raysnill1]

(09-15-2010 04:20 PM)Radical Wrote:  1. How are we not doing that? Examples? What are we doing that isn't playing to our strengths? What should we be doing specifically?

2. Same thing you said in the other thread regarding using heavy sided sets and Tony/White on one side of the field. Those are basic offensive concepts that are fundamental to football. You cannot compare that to the Wildcat, which is a novelty play that is based more off catching the other team off guard than a fundamental offensive concept.

3. For Ryan to drop back and air it out, he's going to need some good pass protection and other WRs who can go down field besides Roddy White. Jenkins isn't a deep threat and our offensive line is NOT an upper tier pass blocking unit, especially against the Steelers front 7.

4. Once again, you're simply getting whatever suits your views out of that quote by Gonzo. Hardly a conclusion at all.

1. we have Ovie who is good at picking up blitzes who could be used in pass protections, then slip out to become a screen pass option. we have Norwood who has good hands who would be a nightmare trying to matchup as a screen pass option. spread out our formations and allow our linemen one on one blocking opportunities so they an get a better push for running plays.

3. being predictable takes a few options away BEFORE the ball is snapped. remember against the saints when Vilma took Roddy out & they got a pick 6 before halftime, our offense is still like that. actually I'm impressed that our offense is able to pull off a lot of the stuff we do because we are that predictable. we have a lot of talent & speed at our disposal, they're just being wasted on come back & out routes that barely get YAC.