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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Re: A New Look Offense or the Same but Better?
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I thought Cam's skillset including downfield accuracy and pocket awareness was clearly evident in college. But, that's besides the point. Quote:
I watched a number of Jags games and I thought their offense was mind numbingly static and predictable. It would be one thing to have a static offense if your WRs could consistently 'win' on the outside, but their WRs didn't/couldn't. Playing in that type of offense, would be difficult for any QB let alone a rookie QB forced to play early. I bet dollars to doughnuts that Mike Mularkey will improve the Jags offense and help change the current perception of Blaine Gabbert as a QB. Quote:
I agree that Cam would have been productive in any downfield passing attack that featured play-action and 5-7 step drop Hi-Lo reads. But, I think Cam's record setting season 4,000 yard season was only possible because of Chudzinski forethought and innovation. Look at Cam's domination in the RZ, I don't think that is possible without featuring Cam's run-pass threat. Which would be hard to produce with traditional pro-style plays. Which leads me back to the RZ question from the OP that I asked in the previous post Do you think Griffin will/should change they're RZ gameplan and play concepts? -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Using Kubiak's interview as a jump off: What specifically (formation/play concepts) does Griffin do best from Baylor's offense? Last edited by 30gut; 03-27-2012 at 09:45 PM. |
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