(10-02-2023, 09:15 PM)carp8dm Wrote:

(10-02-2023, 08:37 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Pointing out to me that the line was bad last year doesn't do anything here
I was the resident offensive-line-complainer-abouter here all season last year.
Comparing some overall ranking of grades or random game grades doesn't do anything for the argument either.
My stance this whole time has been that the bad line play (and other player performance matters) are affecting the offense's production negatively more so than Press Taylor's calls are. You think it's more about Press Taylor, but you haven't done anything to prove that, my man. You've cited some stuff - but none of it serves to break down what really happened in the first 4 weeks of this season and assign it to Press Taylor. In a lot of ways it's kind of impossible to prove. 

If you think the past four weeks have shown a line playing just like last year, great. Believe that. I disagree. I think pressure has affected Trevor more in critical situations to end or stall drives over these first few weeks than it typically did last season. No big deal. 

Just let it play out. 

We all want the line to be better. We all want fewer mistakes. We all wish Press would do at least a few things differently - and you want him drawn and quartered apparently. 

Just let it play out. 
We'll have better analysis after more games. I don't give a damn about being right about it - just wanna see it get better. 

If Press Taylor gets his duties taken away and our line still sucks - but the offense takes off - I'll buy you a Tre Herndon jersey. OK? LOL

NYC4Jags:  the bad line play (and other player performance matters) are affecting the offense's production negatively more so than Press Taylor's calls are.

Carp:  The OC's play calling  (and bad execution as described by Pederson) are affecting the offense's production more so than than the O-Line's inefficiency.

I don't want Taylor to lose his job.  I just want them to go back to last year's game plan. With that said, I will absolutely sent you an invoice for a Jersey if/when we actually start running the offense like last year.  I mean, whether or not you agree, you realize this isn't the same offense as last year.  You think it's the O-Line.  I think it's the game planning/coaching.  

But you do recognize this isn't the same as what we saw last year, right?

By the way,  I'd be proud to rock a Herndon #37.  The guy isn't the most gifted.  He was an undrafted rookie in 2018.  He goes all out, and has been in the NFL for 6 years because of his dedication.   A lesson I try to teach my son.  People hate on him, but he's actually an inspiration.

To the green

Why do you make me repeat this? 

• It is the same playbook
  
• Game plans are still being made by Pederson + the same braintrust as '22 minus JB Cooter. 
  
• Only differences are who calls the plays on gameday and an added receiver
  
• Taylor calls more runs up the middle than Pederson did
  
• Taylor does a few things situationally differently than Pederson - not much - but a few tendencies it would appear
  
• They just aren't hitting on vert pass stuff much so far and it has you very confused - so you decided "it's a different offense" -- It is not
  

Dude, every single play being called in goes through Pederson's headset. He can change ANYTHING he wants to if he doesn't like what Press calls. That 3rd and short in the first Q on Sunday when we called a timeout before the snap was probably Pederson doing exactly that. 

Every single one of these players and coaches talked all offseason about "year two in the system" ad nauseam and you think they just up and started using a new playbook????? Are you serious???

They WANT continuity and we are seeing it with plays and game plans. (just not with execution)  I've posted pictures with bright shiny arrows and simple words for you illustrating how it is the same and why it isn't working and you keep falling back on this insanity. 

I'm done. 

You can't see it. Not my problem.

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