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2013 Is The Year of No Excuses


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My points are fair or not, Cam needs to get there sooner rather than later and all teams have holes.

 

Good QBs can make up for and good coaches can help that along.

 

Much depends on this in 2013. 

 

If Ron Rivera requires a perfect team in order to be successful, well, I'll be dead and gone before this

team has another winning season. 

 

 This offensive coaching staff needs at least 3 running plays that it can run for at least 3 yards at a pop, I don't care if its up the gut, off tackle, or zone read.  It can be the damned GB Sweep, just

find it and do it.   After all the OTAs, pre-training camp meetings, training camp, and pre-season games, I would hope they know what those 3 plays are.

 

I agree that he needs to get better, but with the scheme ran in Carolina He needs a stout oline to protect him because of all the deep complex routes that are ran. If he doesn't have that, there's only so much he can do to improve. 

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My point exactly.

 

Change the scheme to match the players strengths on the roster not force the players to the scheme.

 

The roster has talent in some spots, not others.  Play to the strengths and hide the weaknesses.

 

The talent level here has been bankrupt for several years, people say that is not so, the record says it is.  It takes time to rebuild,

this coaching staff needs a tactical to strategic approach to its game planning.

 

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My point exactly.

 

Change the scheme to match the players strengths on the roster not force the players to the scheme.

 

The roster has talent in some spots, not others.  Play to the strengths and hide the weaknesses.

 

The talent level here has been bankrupt for several years, people say that is not so, the record says it is.  It takes time to rebuild,

this coaching staff needs a tactical to strategic approach to its game planning.

 

 

If they were going to go with a scheme that matched personal they would've went a different route with the OC position. Shula is either going to run Rivera's offense with more focus on the running game or a power run game similar to what Tampa ran. The Ol can't do either of those things well. 

 

If anything going with Shula and not going a different approach on offense might cost Rivera his job. 

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Going with Shula's plan, whatever we think that might be, with an o-line that can't run it will cost him his job as well.

 

Being less than 9-7, with a couple of melt-downs at home or on national tv will too.

 

That's what I was saying. The OL can't block well enough in the run game for Power running and it can't block long enough passing wise for the Norv Turner offense to work well. If they were going to go a different route on offense, Rivera would have went a different direction at OC. 

 

Shula being hired tells us they are going to rely more on the running game and still run the Norv Turner offense, which based on what we saw last season and so far this pre season just isn't going to work well enough for this team to be consistent. 

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