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Just listened to the presser and this wasnt why they didnt give CMC carries. Another media type offering innaccurate context. Rhule said "Elite football teams win championships that can pass the ball. Teams win when they are able to run to the ball, but championships are won by teams that can pass the ball." He said nothing to sort about CMC not getting carries. He mentioned the calls were there for CMC, but we ran an RPO offense and Baker saw opportunties to pass the ball. These fuging media types creating narratives bc they get clicks, its just so cancerous.

this isnt me defending rhule, this is me calling out these media types for not adding context. If you listen to the presser, he is complementing Baker and how he picked up the offense in less than 40 days....

Going back and watching the game... we really didnt have a choice. We had to keep at least one TE on the field at all times due to Garret blowing up Ickey. If we repeat the same pattern against the Giants, then yes its concerning.

Too soon. Waiting on which OC's pop off this year first.

its pretty offensive. You should swallow this one and move on.

yea, that was my question. I was asked for offensive coaches. And yes, AR is the offensive mind in all of his staffing situations. Which is why its never a good idea to hire a AR OC.

They tried with Tremble and Ian... they failed continuously. I think putting Ricci in there proved to be effective. Ricci is just quicker on his feet than the other two. I went back and watched the game through NFL+... we started chipping and providing support to the left side at the very begining of the 2nd half. Just sounds like a halftime adjustment.

Looked like he came up lame on that last punt return.

We started lining up Ricci beside Ickey. Then the browns moved Garrett around the line. The pressure stopped once Ricci player LLT.

was he offensive?

Honest Question: Has there ever been a succesful offensive HC from the Andy Reid coaching tree? side note: there is a reason EB is not a HC anywhere, and why the Chiefs were hesitant to resign him in the offseason. He is just not a strong minded individual and has a very toxic history.

Lets avoid getting toxic here. With Shenault most likely getting activated this week, what do you think he would add to this offense? I believe those 2-4 gadget plays with someone of his capacity could definitely put the defense in a position where they have to game plan for those type of plays. Even we are able to use Shenault for misdirection that creates more opportunities. What say you?

That first holding call was bullshit. Amari was holding Jaycee Horn and Horn through him to the ground. Should have been a no call.

of course it is. Why wouldnt it be? he is the head coach.

easy target

Appreciate you pulling this data together, although I think we should remove Payton and Arians since they weren't fired or ever on the hot seat. That skews the data pretty hard. Overall, nice work.

Another coach that may not make it to week four if this keeps up….

Feels like week 4 of preseason.

10 second run off and no stoppage of the clock. The browns would have had 3 seconds to line up for a kick.

I had no idea who this person was until this thread.

Cardinals are in a free fall as a franchise.

well coached? I said he redeemed himself. that is it. nothing more and nothing less. note: I believe we are discussing McAdoo and not Rhule. Rhule doesnt call our offensive plays.

We scored on 3 out of 4 drives in the second half...