If Rivera is fired, who's your topic choice to replace him?

[DaCityKats]

one aspect about Pep Hamilton that the current coaches lack is the ability to change and make adjustments. when he was the OC at Stanford, and his first year with the Colts, he still wanted to win with power running, balanced formations, down hill running attacking football. but considering he has very good WR/TE corp (Hilton, Wayne, Nicks, Moncrief, Allen and Fleener), a damn good QB, he has the ability to hit a defense in many different ways. 

 

this blurb from september is what Pep had to say about attacking a defense. he gets it.

 

 

It's whatever we have to do from week to week to effectively move the football," he said. "You look at the way we played against the Broncos, we were primarily in (three-wide receiver sets) and we were able to move the ball with an up-tempo offense. Then we had a situation like we had on Monday night (against) Philly where we were able to run the ball successfully and our backs were getting downhill, finding holes and our offensive line did a great job of coming off the ball. We wanted to establish the run going into that game and we were able to do it, so we continued to do it throughout the game."

 

 

he has used 3 TE sets with I formation backs, a traditional Stanford set, but has also used a pistol set with twins right and TE and split to the left. he has run, and passed out of both formations, leaving teams guessing on tendencies.