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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Arlington, VA
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Re: RG3 and Gruden?
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Meanwhile, Griffin in his 5 games hasn't really shown anything. No progress at all. Even jello arm McCoy has AT LEAST shown something. The RG3 hype, the "he needs a special offense" talk, it's old. |
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Join Date: Oct 2014
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McCoy would be fine if he were healthy, but he's not. That leaves Griffin |
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The Starter
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Catasauqua, PA
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Re: RG3 and Gruden?
Here's the thing with 2012....
1. Defenses figured out the gimmicky scheme. 2. It was 2 years ago, and griffin is a shell of what he was that year. I believe in letting gruden put in whoever he wants seeing that he's the coach. It's his team. Like it or not. Griffin has been terrible for 66% of his info career. I love 2012...but its the past. I don't know who is the answer to this whole debacle. They may not even be on our team yet. And to be honest, I've never seen this much divide amongst fans of the same team. Its a f&!:ing shame. A once glories franchise now has its own fans at each others necks about a first year head coach and a heisman bust. I do NOT think gruden should have to rewrite his playbook to suit Griffin. If that was the case they should have hired a running back coach for his positio .
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Join Date: Oct 2014
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The Starter
Join Date: Sep 2012
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Re: RG3 and Gruden?
So are you comparing belichik and gruden? Or griffin and Brady? Either way your view parallels griffin. You can take that however you want. We are not New England though. Examples can be given in Snarkey tones, but I still think if they wanted a coach to run the offense griffin way, they should have hired one. They didn't. They hired gruden...knowing the type of scheme he was bringing and what direction he wanted to take it. Playi g to a players strengths is one thing. Throwing your playbook away and rewriting your offense because your quarterback can't see his recievers is another thing all together.
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A good coach adjusts the scheme and playcalls to maximize the skillset of his players, period. If you don't get it I don't know what else to say... |
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The Starter
Join Date: Sep 2012
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Re: RG3 and Gruden?
I'm not sure what the griffin way is. You are the one arguing for it. I understand what adjusting is. Thanks for explaining. I can agree that adjusting to a players strengths is a good skillset for a coach to have. But rewriting an offense for 1 player is ridiculous. Again...there's a difference. If you don't get that, then I also don't know what else to say.
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Save the other stuff for the offseason |
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