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Not just a new OC, but a new system is needed.


Zod

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I still don't understand why we abandoned two TE sets. Cam seemed to flourish with two big pass catching TE, and we never even attempted to replace shockey.

 

This also makes you wonder how the offense would have looked if we went with Hue Jackson but no doubt we need an infusion of  talent first. No matter who is OC.

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I don't agree! Shula hands were tied when it comes to personnel. 

 

We need an O Line, and a big WR, but I still think we should be a power running team. 

 

Look at how many teams are left in the playoffs that are running teams.

 

Patriots, Seattle, 49ers, and Chargers....

 

Enough said!

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I would say that we need a new culture on offense. Gut it as it is. Keep Cam. Keep Kalil. Keep Smitty and Olsen and Tolbert. Then start over with the rest. Let gross retire. Get rid of the coaching staff on that side of the ball... Everything.

I'd even be okay with kicking the tires with ken Whisenhunt and seeing if he'd be interested in being head coach.

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Dear Gettleman,

About the offense... Blow it up. Blow it all up.

We need a new OC to come in and design a new system around Cam. Something with a faster pace and an identity.

From there, draft and sign players who compliment it. Please don't try to put bandages over what we currently have. It won't work. Shula is not capable of making in game adjustments, as I stated around this time last year.

And don't give me that "Cam can't learn a new system" crap. Cam is a bright guy, with a legit offensive staff he will be more than fine, he will have an identity. Loads of offenses flourish in their first year.

Love,

Zod

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A-FUGGING-MEN, brother.

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Shula's freaking philosophy is from the 80s and 90s. It works when you have a legitimate defense but when the defense is having a bad day and your offense needs to score points -- you're boned.

Our two-minute offense is a fudging disgrace and our ability to set up plays is poo. We can't possible get the best out of Cam in a system where we take 10 years to line up and get down the field.

It is also the philosophy of Seattle and SF, as well as the philosophy of all three NE Super Bowl winners. Not to mention last years super bowl winner.

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I still don't understand why we abandoned two TE sets. Cam seemed to flourish with two big pass catching TE, and we never even attempted to replace shockey.

 

This also makes you wonder how the offense would have looked if we went with Hue Jackson but no doubt we need an infusion of  talent first. No matter who is OC.

 

This still Baffles me. We need to go back to two-TE sets. We need to draft a TE and a WR.

 

But then again we need DBs and OL too.

 

And a HB.

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Shula's freaking philosophy is from the 80s and 90s. It works when you have a legitimate defense but when the defense is having a bad day and your offense needs to score points -- you're boned.

Our two-minute offense is a fudging disgrace and our ability to set up plays is poo. We can't possible get the best out of Cam in a system where we take 10 years to line up and get down the field.

 

Yeah, that third quarter, 8 min drive was a joke. Score or no score, I was complaining how long they were taking to score, knowing they would still have to stop the 49ers and score again themselves. I thought it was dumb, and wondering "where was the two minute offense"?

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This still Baffles me. We need to go back to two-TE sets. We need to draft a TE and a WR.

But then again we need DBs and OL too.

And a HB.

The good thing about OL and RBs in the draft is that quality guys can be found way later in the draft. A first day starter can easily be found in the third, fourth, or fifth round.

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We have an offensive line that can't pass block very well and receivers who have trouble getting open and a young QB who still gets fooled sometimes.

So we should pass more, amirite?

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They can't run block either.  They are even worse at it I think.

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