Quote:This is just too, too much, Mad Dog.  C'mon man.  You can't possibly believe this.  

 

Yarno's coaching and blocking schemes may or may not have anything to do with the team's success or failure in the run game - but the coaches and players performance don't dictate your posts, bro.  Back away from the reflective water there, Narcissus. 

 

The coaches and players performances don't dictate my posts?? Sorry, but they absolutely do. I'm not arbitrarily picking out players/ coaches for no reason. In every case that I have taken issue with a player or coach I list specific football reasoning behind why I am taking the tact I did. So, yes, the players/ coach performance most damn well does dictate my posts. In the case of Yarno, its our poor run blocking thats been ongoing since he was named OL coach and the same issue was something he dealt with in Detroit when he was there. Now there may also be additional reasons on topic of Yarno's OL that is contributing - and as time goes on that will play itself out. Could Fisch's scheme also be contributing factor? Maybe, but as said before, Lamar Miller was a featured back in his offense previously in Miami and he didn't struggle, so I'm not considering Fisch too strongly at the moment. 

 

The Jags running game dropped a whole .5 in YPC from 2012 to 2013 after Yarno became OL coach. Thats not a small decline.

 

MoJo, went from 4.8 YPC in 2012 to 3.4 YPC. 

 

I'd bet this year in Oakland, he's above 4.0 again. You watch. Mojo is in decline, he's not as done as the 3.4 YPC in 2013 would indicate. 

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