Stephon Gilmore out, Jarius Byrd doubtful

[UNCrules2187]

I bet you were not even born when that article was written.

 

While Shula's offense does seem like it's from the late 80s, I don't believe that article was written in 1987.

 

All you had to do was click on my username to save yourself from this stupid post.

[FattyFatFat]

Lol. Last year we ran the ball @29 times a game and passed @30.5 times a game.

Huddle consensus was run the ball more! We are too pass happy. That is why we paid the RBs!

After one game where we actually ran the ball slightly more than passed it is "spread it out!". Pass more". Too conservative!!

Huddle changes it antidote for our offense (which it doesnt need) on a week to week basis.

In all honesty, I just want the coaching staff to adjust to game trends, whether its passing or running instead of sticking to game plans. I think that's what separates good teams and average teams.

[Peppers90 NC]

While Shula's offense does seem like it's from the late 80s, I don't believe that article was written in 1987.

 

All you had to do was click on my username to save yourself from this stupid post.

from last game, do you think Shula is the problem?

[UNCrules2187]

from last game, do you think Shula is the problem?

 

My post in another thread:

 

All I can say is I need to see it before I can believe. I want to give Shula the benefit of the doubt and that he can change his conservative ways, but he has 3 seasons worth of NFL OC data and his offenses ranked bottom 10 every year (2 years at 30th in passing). And then Newton goes out and puts out a career low passing yardage total (I realize the Seattle D is good and there were some drops). 

 

I keep thinking of the Einstein quote about insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

 

I need to SEE different results for my opinion to change.

 

[Peppers90 NC]

My post in another thread:

i wont talk about the future, but I will say from last game, the offense was given plenty of opportunities had Cam decided to take them or players executing better.

[pantherclaw]

Fact is. The team needs to be able to do both.

Otherwise they become easier to defend.

[AceBoogie]

(Cam+Smith+Ginn)-(Byrd+Gilmore)=Throw that motherfuger deep!!

[Growl]

Lol. Last year we ran the ball @29 times a game and passed @30.5 times a game.

Huddle consensus was run the ball more! We are too pass happy. That is why we paid the RBs!

After one game where we actually ran the ball slightly more than passed it is "spread it out!". Pass more". Too conservative!!

Huddle changes it antidote for our offense (which it doesnt need) on a week to week basis.

 

aw cool look sweeping generalizations

[Toolbox]

Last week cam admitted that he didn't throw it deep when he could have because he was being safe or whatever.. if he pulls the same thing vs the bills and we lose then the blame has to lie on cam and shula for not expoiting the bills weakness in the secondary.

[teeray]

aw cool look sweeping generalizations

:cool: