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Head Coach Candidates (Merged Threads)
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02-04-2022, 11:09 PM
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(02-04-2022, 05:32 PM)Firesky Wrote:(02-04-2022, 10:32 AM)JaggedSioux Wrote: One thing that you failed to recognize is that an OC must mold his offense within the directive of the head coach. Pete Carroll is old school. He likes a strong defense with minimal turnovers on offense, i.e., fewer risks. Bevell's offenses, with a young QB, did just that and got to 2 Super Bowls. Yes you are a knee-jerk boxscore fanatic who can't see farther than the nose on your face. The plays were basically the same. The execution, which had been lacking pretty much all season, came together in the Indy game. Maybe that could be attributed to better practices once Urban was gone. As for Seattle and the Super Bowl call. First off, Pete Carroll called for the pass as part of a plan to maximize down and distance. Bev made the playcall, a play that had worked 90% of the time in short yardage situations that season. The main flaw in it was that Lockette drifted too much toward the goalline on his route, allowing Butler the chance for the pick when Wilson threw the pass high. Marshawn, who had been given the ball the play before and could've scored then, was no certainty to score. His track record in and-1 situations wasn't that great. He could have fumbled, as well. And I totally disagree about Bevell being pass-happy. But when you're down 20 points at the half or you have no run game because your best back or backs are injured, you have to pass. And really when you think of it, who cares this year. You could look at those as good in-game reps for Trevor. The team was going nowhere this year, so why not let Trevor learn while live bullets are flying? |
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