Interesting note on check plays

[Gucci Mane]

Last week we learned that Cam is able to check out of about 30% of plays that shula runs. This morning on Mike and Mike, they were talking about the whole Jay Cutler thing and Cris Carter estimated that in any given offense there is probably a check on at least 80% of the plays. Just another tidbit to add to the laundry list of reasons why the shuster is inept at developing an offense.

[Mr Mojo Risin]

Seems like cam was in the 80% range last Sunday maybe shula finally figured it out?! Lol I doubt it

[MichaelNewtonII]

fug shula

[MichaelNewtonII]

fug shula

[TANTRIC-NINJA]

Throught the history of the Huddle no other topic unites Huddlers like the topic of hating the offensive coordinator lol.

Chud was the only one I liked and most the huddle wanted him dead.

[TheRumGone]

Throught the history of the Huddle no other topic unites Huddlers like the topic of hating the offensive coordinator lol.

Chud was the only one I liked and most the huddle wanted him dead.

Awful situationally much like Shula this year

[panthers55]

Last week we learned that Cam is able to check out of about 30% of plays that shula runs. This morning on Mike and Mike, they were talking about the whole Jay Cutler thing and Cris Carter estimated that in any given offense there is probably a check on at least 80% of the plays. Just another tidbit to add to the laundry list of reasons why the shuster is inept at developing an offense.

Are we talking a checkdown or an audible? Are we talking calling a different play or a check between Cam and the receiver based on how the defense is lined up.

Additionally some plays like a read option has several options depending on what the defense is doing so there is not an audible needed.

If it any consolation, Shula lets Newton do more than Chud did if I remember the conversation from 2012.

[Ricky Spanish]

Throught the history of the Huddle no other topic unites Huddlers like the topic of hating the offensive coordinator lol.

Chud was the only one I liked and most the huddle wanted him dead.

 

 

Year one Chud was a genius

 

Year two he got too cute and went full retard the first half of the season. 

[Mr. Scot]

I remember the Cutler trade.

 

Lots of us said the Bears gave up too much.

[NanuqoftheNorth]

Throught the history of the Huddle no other topic unites Huddlers like the topic of hating the offensive coordinator lol.

Chud was the only one I liked and most the huddle wanted him dead.

 

Gil Haskell was also a great OC for the Panthers way back in 1999.

 

His O scored 421 points (26.3/g), ranking the Panthers 4th of 31 in the NFL. 

 

Exciting best describes that year's offense (a word rarely used for this team's O). Unfortunately, Gil was only here one year and the defense allowed about as many points as the offense scored.

 

Likely explains the team's final record of 8-8.

It was an exiting year right down to the last game fighting for our playoff lives.

[L-TownCat]

fug shula

[L-TownCat]

fug shula

[Mr Mojo Risin]

Throught the history of the Huddle no other topic unites Huddlers like the topic of hating the offensive coordinator lol.

Chud was the only one I liked and most the huddle wanted him dead.

The first half of the 2012 season I was 2 read option plays from lynching Chud myself.

[panthers55]

Gil Haskell was also a great OC for the Panthers way back in 1999.

His O scored 421 points (26.3/g), ranking the Panthers 4th of 31 in the NFL.

Exciting best describes that year's offense (a word rarely used for this team's O). Unfortunately, Gil was only here one year and the defense allowed about as many points as the offense scored.

Likely explains the team's final record of 8-8.

It was an exiting year right down to the last game fighting for our playoff lives.

While I am sure Gil deserves some credit, the majority goes to Steve Bueerlein who had a great year and was tough as nails. If I remember correctly that offensive line allowed 50 sacks and the running game sucked. . And let's not forget Wesley Walls, Patrick Jeffers, and Moose who had over 1200 yards. We couldn't run the ball so Steve aired it out back before the rules favored the offense so much. He had 36 TDs and 4400 yards on 576 attempts. Completed 60%. I think the 4400 is a franchise record for passing yards.

A lots of coordinators could have worked with that. Getting rid of Beuerlein led to Seiferts downfall and not until jake had his big year in 2005 did we come close to scoring that many again.