Do you have faith in Shula to game plan around Oher?

[CRA]

1 hour ago, cptx said:

Sure did, and then were utterly exposed and haven't recovered since then

We were weak in lots of areas last year on O and schemed around it pretty dang good.

Biggest issue is we didn't address any of the talent issues this offseason.  Only so much coaching can do.  

It took a year of film for a team to finally solve our "schemeing around our issues".  Now Denver laid a blueprint for it.  Gets hard to scheme around the fact someone figured out how your were working around your weakness....gotta solve that with talent.  Gettlemen issue, not a Shula issue.  Gettlemen should of worked on our OT situation.   It was a weakness we had schemed our offense around and got exposed at the end with the perfect counter.   

 

[Carolina Cajun]

3 hours ago, manu4t said:

In all seriousness this is a bit of a moving target because ATL has crap for pass rush and they have played teams that are less than stellar. How hard do we really have to try to block a passive breeze of a pass rush?


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Vic Beasley was a terror against us in the dome last year.  We struggle with Speed Rushers and that's the only thing Vic Beasley does well.  Most important thing to this game is to keep the game in front of us with short to intermediate routes, run the ball effectively and chew clock.  That said, I don't have much faith in shula to adjust the game plan to not run 50 yard routes with no underneath option.

[punkpanther]

I hope his job depends on it. What is so obvious to us...must be obvious to people in the building....right??

[pantherphan96]

0. We have seen a large enough sample size to know what Shula is, and it aint pretty.

[Kevin Greene]

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[jfo89]

None. The team has already practiced the game script all week, they're not going to change it now. 

I can almost guarantee the first play will be a play action pass with the primary read being KB on a deep out. Having said that, I hope he can get the plays in quicker so Cam has the option to audible based on the look the defense is giving him.

[Millioso7]

I'll be quite frank....no

i hope Hawkins can step up

[rippadonn]

I don't think he'll abandon the run this week. Williams is a much better run blocker than pass protector so why not beat them up a bit. Establish control of the line of scrimmage early.

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[imminent rogaine]

This would be the perfect time to run 4 streaks on the left to clear our for Tolber's 50 yard wheel route on the right. Oh man I can't wait for Sunday.

[pantherclaw]

5 hours ago, Cuttinedge said:

I don't have faith in Shula placing a order at McDonald's and not f-ing it up

, McDonalds sucks

[Hogmolliesmaht]

The question is can Cam Newton become a quick pass QB overnight. If you expect the OC to change, then the QB and the WR's have to change too, otherwise, you're just trying to cram a square peg in a round hole.

[The Question]

About a weak 6


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[tiger7_88]

22 hours ago, manu4t said:

Depends on how far Riveras foot is lodged up Shula's dirt chute after the last game.
 

What's funny is that people think that Shula's run-run-predictable-pass philosophy is anything but what Rivera WANTS.

Why would Rivera put his foot up Shula's poo-hole if Shula is doing *exactly* what Rivera likes to do?

Oh, and the answer to the OP question?

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Because there's always hope.

[tiger7_88]

22 hours ago, CRA said:

In Shula's defense...his talent isn't geared to the quick pass O.  

This team is fundamentally built to play one way IMO.   

Disagree.

Big bodies like KB, Funch, and Olsen are built for slants and curls, using their body to shield off the defender.

Fozzie and CAP have shown good ability on screen plays.

But Shula would rather 7-step-drop-don't-worry-Cam-can-take-the-hit derp.