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In the link above, you'll learn a bit about Chris Petersen's offense (Moore's HC at Boise state) and come across this theme of plays>system.
Imho, here is where Moore's playcalling roots are from.
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In the link above, you'll learn a bit about Chris Petersen's offense (Moore's HC at Boise state) and come across this theme of plays>system.
Imho, here is where Moore's playcalling roots are from.Chargers vs. Everyone -
I’m pretty sure he called plays for four years. Garrett never did.Originally posted by 21&500 View PostComment
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That’s interesting, I’m not sure I agree with it but interesting…Originally posted by 21&500 View Post
the whole reason to have a ‘system’ is to be unpredictable, if you have lineups that are completely unique to the plays then everyone knows what’s coming, the trick is to run plays from looks that don’t give the play away, I think that becomes harder to do without a system…but I’m no coach so WTF do I know…"The author assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions in the content of this post. The information contained in this post is provided on an "as is" basis with no guarantees of completeness, accuracy, usefulness or timeliness..."Comment
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Ya I'm a little scared myself.Originally posted by Fouts2herbert View Post
either he's a genius, or every other OC in the league is right about the importance of having a system.Chargers vs. EveryoneComment
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It's actually the opposite. When you are married to a system the opposing coaches will eventually figure out what you're doing. Whether they can stop it or not is a differentOriginally posted by Fouts2herbert View Post
matter. BB was great at this. He had every team's playbook. Kept a library actually. At any rate any system comes down to one thing: Execution.
In fact this was exactly what went wrong with Lombo. He stuck to a system even after we had major injury issues. He could not or didn't know how to implement a
different system that matched our personnel.Comment
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Love the post and I hope you are right because ATM moore’s hiring is the only positive I have to take into 2023…Originally posted by charger1_sj View Post
I wish I wasn’t but I’m convinced Staley is not an NFL caliber HC, 35 games in and I’ve seen enough already, so at the very least if Moore clicks with herbert, we should have our ‘HC in waiting’ available going forward…
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systems give teams an identity, maybe the identity of the chargers will be that they can shape shift and adapt? IDK, but I’m keeping an open mind, it’s hard to imagine that it could be worse than lombo, if felt like lombo’s system put a huge handicap on herbert…hopefully under moore, herbert will be allowed to run the offense (whatever it is) on the field as he’s earned that right IMO…Originally posted by 21&500 View Post
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I always said about Lombardi, if you can’t trust a QB like justin herbert, who the fuck would that man trust?"The author assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions in the content of this post. The information contained in this post is provided on an "as is" basis with no guarantees of completeness, accuracy, usefulness or timeliness..."Comment
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Are u suggesting if Staley makes some key blown calls that lose us games and either keep us out of the playoffs, or result in another one-and-done playoff game, that the Bolts might fire him? And then hire Moore? Hmmm...Originally posted by Fouts2herbert View Post
jafar the idea has merit.jpgComment
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it wasn’t my theory but I ran with it when 21&500 posted it…and why not, he’s been a hot HC candidate already interviewed for multiple jobs etc…Originally posted by Topcat View Post
it makes sense to me but was called a conspiracy theorist for even mentioning it…
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Kelce has played on teams when there is almost always a lot of speed on the field. Tyreek Hill, Hardman, Toney, MVS even their rookie Moore who is probably slower than the other guys I listed is in the 4.4 range.Originally posted by Riverwalk View Post
It's not by accident, it helps loosen up the underneath coverage and create space, in KC's case room for Juju and Kelce.
A good WR room has different skill sets complementing one another. It's ok to have 1 or 2 slower players with good technical skills that are possession types but if there isn't enough speed within the group then defenses can clamp down and contain the offense pretty easily.Comment
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