o line talent isnt the biggest reason why we are struggling to run

[Panthers8969]

1 hour ago, Darvinsun said:

I like the bryant idea somebody already known to stretch the field awesome hands. This will work everyone knows Cam is inlove with the deep ball.. until we get a wr that has the speed and has good hands Cam will forever be caring a shety offense. Why bc the current playcaller can't design or make play calls to adjust to our current offense skills. Its his way or no way.

would love MB. Tomlin just shat all over him publicly too

[Rastlet]

2 hours ago, juliosantos said:

another wr is browns samie coates 

Coates couldn't catch a cold. Worst hands I've ever seen.

[juliosantos]

15 minutes ago, Rastlet said:

Coates couldn't catch a cold. Worst hands I've ever seen.

neither could ginn cut he can stretch the field 

[Peppers90 NC]

Not talent, but will, motivation and anger all need to improve.

[Peppers90 NC]

1 hour ago, Smithers said:

Good O-Lines can open holes even when teams stack the box.  I agree that we have seen more 8 man fronts this year than in years past, but for all 5 OL to be pushed back or completely whiff is inexcusable.  The problem starts up front.  Our guys are losing 1 on 1 battles.  

Be careful, if youre not blaming Shula you arent doing it right.

[Peppers90 NC]

50 minutes ago, PrimeTimeHeel said:

biggest problem is we are predictable. 

run on 1st down in obvious run formations against loaded boxes. 

don't care who you have on the line and backfield. 

If the other team knows you are running and stacks the box, you wont be very successful. 

I think what is most predictable is the snap count. Right after "reeeaddddy" the next note is the snap. Its so much easier for the dlineman to get a push when they know when to go. Go back to 2015, our snap count was not predictable.

[Khyber53]

1 hour ago, rippadonn said:

Get somebody who Cam already knows. Anybody know what Philly Brown is doing?

Cam is still regularly throwing well over the heads of our 6'4" guys... Anyone know a 7' 3" guy with a 4.25 40 time and moderately good hands?

[Khyber53]

3 minutes ago, Peppers90 NC said:

I think what is most predictable is the snap count. Right after "reeeaddddy" the next note is the snap. Its so much easier for the dlineman to get a push when they know when to go. Go back to 2015, our snap count was not predictable.

Really, all they have to do is watch the clock... when it gets down to 1 second, we snap the ball. 

[Camp Fodder]

2 hours ago, thomas96 said:

Tons of teams are able to run the ball and have success on offense without a deep threat--losing Ginn is no excuse. And frankly, our offense wasn't nearly as bad as this year back in '14 without Ginn. We ran the ball as well as any team then. Ginn was definitely a good player to have here, but overpaying him didn't make sense.

Yep look at the bears. I honestly have no clue who their wide receivers are and we just played them

[Peppers90 NC]

15 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

Really, all they have to do is watch the clock... when it gets down to 1 second, we snap the ball. 

I havent noticed that being the case recent as the early part of the season but I know it does still apply some plays

[Khyber53]

1 minute ago, Peppers90 NC said:

I havent noticed that being the case recent as the early part of the season but I know it does still apply some plays

The guys are still wasting a bunch of time watching the replays. At first I thought it was a vanity thing, but instead it appears a "what went wrong on the last play" thing. Add that to slow calls coming in, problems explaining plays in the huddle and Cam's incredibly predictable cadence and well, whammo, another play for -2 yards and more watching of the replays.

[Peppers90 NC]

9 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

The guys are still wasting a bunch of time watching the replays. At first I thought it was a vanity thing, but instead it appears a "what went wrong on the last play" thing. Add that to slow calls coming in, problems explaining plays in the huddle and Cam's incredibly predictable cadence and well, whammo, another play for -2 yards and more watching of the replays.

Amazing how simple things really are 

[Khyber53]

9 minutes ago, Peppers90 NC said:

Amazing how simple things really are 

And the answer might be just as simple -- go to the no huddle between first downs. Script six plays -- three runs, three passes all utilizing the same personnel and initial line up. Shift on the first call of the cadence. Get the adjustment call based on what the QB sees and run the damn play. Rush back to the line and do it again.

We have excellent players with some excellent abilities. On skills and physical size they can beat most opponents. Remove the trickery from our plays and force them to remove the tactics from theirs and go man to man. If athleticism is our strength over them, use it. If size is our advantage, use it. If a mobile QB is our advantage, use it.

Brains apparently isn't our advantage, quit trying to use that.

[SCO96]

1 hour ago, Khyber53 said:

And the answer might be just as simple -- go to the no huddle between first downs. Script six plays -- three runs, three passes all utilizing the same personnel and initial line up. Shift on the first call of the cadence. Get the adjustment call based on what the QB sees and run the damn play. Rush back to the line and do it again.

We have excellent players with some excellent abilities. On skills and physical size they can beat most opponents. Remove the trickery from our plays and force them to remove the tactics from theirs and go man to man. If athleticism is our strength over them, use it. If size is our advantage, use it. If a mobile QB is our advantage, use it.

Brains apparently isn't our advantage, quit trying to use that.

It sounds like you're suggesting that we actually GAMEPLAN for the opposition from week to week and make the proper adjustments depending on the flow of the game. Our current OC doesn't do that here.