Is it really so hard to make offensive changes

[Mol3m4n]

The Ravens offense actually didn't get better after firing Cam Cameron. At least statistically.

They just got some confidence by winning at home against the Colts in first round of the playoffs and got on a roll.

After they fired Cameron they lost two of their last 3 games of the regular season.

The next season they went from a top 10 scoring offense to bottom 7.

We need a win or two to get our confidence up. That will probably do more for us than firing Shula right now.

I can understand your reasoning, but the only thing that matters is this:

FIRE SHULA.

[beastson]

The only thing I can figure. They think it's easier to teach a guy to block than it is to learn route concepts. Which is why we go max protect and invite pressure and expect our guys to get open 20 yards down field.

 

Right we have slower receivers running 10 yard routes and expect our undrafted oline to hold up.

[cbully]

Yea the problem is that we have to keep too many players in to block

which is ridiculous 

[KendrickPanther]

Right we have slower receivers running 10 yard routes and expect our undrafted oline to hold up.

 

They don't have to hold up if you throw the ball immediately. The offensive "gurus" have receivers open by design before the ball is snapped. Think about the WR screen the Bears, Seahawks, and Bengals ran on us. It was like taking candy from a baby.

[Kuhndog94]

You really don't need a great oline to have a short pass offense similar to the patriots. Quick hitters can chew the clock just as much as running the ball.

[raleigh-panther]

The Panthers need to embrace the concept of moving the chains

If they need 5 yards, get 5 and a half, meaning through the ball that far and throw on first down.

Sometimes I sit there and think, is this. a JV team in high school? Do they really not get the concept of getting a first down

..and yes they need to have a speed threat and they don't have one..they sure as hell should have kept Ginn

[WhoAmI?]

Our coaching staff has got to be the most stubborn bunch ever. They stick to their philosophies no matter the circumstances. I'd be surprised if they even heard the word "adjustment" before.

[Snake]

Yes if you dont have the knowledge to do so. We have a classic problem of bad OC meets bad Oline.

[pstall]

Been saying all year at least roll Cam out. Get him away from the bad line play. He could literally fall down for 5 yds.

This gets the team to 2nd and 3rd and short more often.

Do this especially in the red zone.

Now you have the d either guessing or chasing off the edge.

Then you have options of the flat or screens sweep toss or stretch runs.

Follow up the bootleg with a no huddle etc.

You have to be creative when you don't have equal talent or personnel.