(11-28-2019, 01:16 PM)SeldomRite Wrote:

(11-28-2019, 11:20 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: Yes. 

Scheme-centric. 

The offense he played in (and flips playbook to a degree) have lots of designed quick hit short passes. 
It’s attributable to his skill set and to the scheme/play calling. 
Not sure how this isn’t obvious.

Are you saying the scheme is designed for his shortcomings?

LOL
are you serious???

Yes. Of course it is. It’s also designed to his strengths. 
You know, the way every coordinator worth his salt at least attempts to do for his players. 
Holy hell, is this a new concept for you? 

Remember when every coordinator after Fisch refused to call an out route with Bortles behind center because he literally threw a pick on that route every other time he tried it? Similar concept here. 
Yeah, news flash, it’s a coordinator’s job to try to mitigate weakness and exploit strengths. 
Pederson’s staff found they could have success with lots of quick hit stuff with Foles behind a rotating cast O-Line. So they called lots of it. Some of that speaks of the QBs skill, some of it speaks of scheme.

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