(05-18-2021, 11:47 AM)wrong_box Wrote:

(05-17-2021, 03:34 PM)Bullseye Wrote:

(05-17-2021, 02:26 AM)wrong_box Wrote: Do you think Its going to be UM college offense or Bevell's offense? Maybe a combination? Maybe UM offensive philosophy and Bevell scheme?

UM has stated it would be his (Meyer's) offense.

I believe Bevell and Schottenheimer may add some tweaks here and there, but I'm led to believe that it will be Meyer's offense.

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Basically the same question was asked in the Ozone today and here is the answer that was posted:

"In the  Jaguars' case this offseason, the respective staffs – offensive and defensive – sat down shortly upon being assembled and put together the playbooks page by page. In the case of the offense, for example, that was as basic as deciding how players would line up in the huddle. The schemes were put together, with each staff – with Meyer overseeing the process - -deciding what personnel groupings and formations would be used in what situation and what terminology would be used to describe groupings and plays. The result of this process is that while the offensive and defensive schemes will bring elements of all the coaches' past stops, the schemes will be unique to this staff and the Jaguars' personnel. That's how offenses and defenses evolve. A major element of this is terminology. So, if the Jaguars' offensive terminology moving forward indeed is heavily based on offenses Bevell has run in the past, then a player such as Jones – who played for Bevell in Detroit the past two seasons – indeed would have a bit of an advantage early over a player who never had been around a team that uses similar terminology."





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Quote:“His ability to adapt to my vision of the offense, which is little different maybe than he’s done in the past,” Meyer said one of the best qualities he saw in Bevell. “The flexibility and not rigidness was very important to me because we do have the first pick in the draft and there is a vision I have about the style of offense. I’m certainly not going to call plays, that’s his responsibility, but I have a real clear vision about what I want the offense to look like and he was great.”