Maybe we all just need to take THREE BIG STEPS back...to keep up with the Chargers.
We all need to take a step back
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Great post mgd
I'm fine I'd Teo is a bust. Tt hit home runs with Allen and flukker. Possible future pro bowlers.
A little concerned with the conservative play calling that we have seen. I prefer the offense to uptempo , we seem to respond better.
The only call that really pissed me off was not trying a qb sneak on one of the possessions at the goal line.
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Overall I like Mccoys playcalling (other than this past week) but one thing that he continues to do and it just kills me because I simply do not get it..... why the spread and shotgun formation in the redzone? Every now and then ok but every time? and he thinks the draw is fooling people out of that formation. Please if someone can pull the stats on the success % because I don't get the call? I am baffled he continues to do it.Some people say the Bolts shouldn't even be in the playoffs....
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Originally posted by ICE View PostOverall I like Mccoys playcalling (other than this past week) but one thing that he continues to do and it just kills me because I simply do not get it..... why the spread and shotgun formation in the redzone? Every now and then ok but every time? and he thinks the draw is fooling people out of that formation. Please if someone can pull the stats on the success % because I don't get the call? I am baffled he continues to do it.Adipose
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I don't mind the shotgun in red zone, BUT if we are going to pass it, they should do more WR screens. You line up Gates and Green along with Royal or Woodhead out wide in a stacked formation and let them block. Much higher percentage play and it takes advantage of the safeties generally doubling Gates so he would take them off the line.
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The Bears ran a shotgun draw last night and scored a TD but they did it with Matt Forte running the ball, not a tiny guy like Woodhead. They were also a few yards further back which I think actually helped rather than calling a play like that inside the one yard line.
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Originally posted by Beerman View PostWe are never gonna get anything out of him in his pressers. He's not Rex Ryan and I'm completely fine with that. You have to also give him credit for not really ever throwing anyone under the bus and taking responsibility for their play. He's just never gonna give out anything that we as fans want to hear. Coaches have been doing this for decades.
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Originally posted by TTK View PostThe Bears ran a shotgun draw last night and scored a TD but they did it with Matt Forte running the ball, not a tiny guy like Woodhead. They were also a few yards further back which I think actually helped rather than calling a play like that inside the one yard line.
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Originally posted by RobH View PostWoodhead is short, but I don't know if "tiny" is an apt description. He weighs 200 lbs, and at that height and quickness, that's a lot of e=mc2.
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Originally posted by TTK View PostOh, I know. I'm just saying he's not the guy I'd choose to put in with the ball on the one yard line.
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Originally posted by Boltx View PostApparently "McCoy is not the guy" after 8 games.
I guess we can add Te'o to that list.
8 game audition, everyone.
Tough loss to swallow, but I still stand by my assertion that this team will take a significant leap forward next year. I still very much like the direction we are taking. Hopefully McCoy learns from some of the questionable playcalling issues; don't see why a young guy like him wouldn't.
He just doesn't seem to have the physical tools to compete at this level. I'm okay with rookies making mental mistakes. I'm okay with vets losing physical tools.
I'm not okay with vets making mental mistakes. An I'm not okay with rookies who just can't physically compete.
Maybe it's the injury. Maybe it's hesitation. But I just don't see either strength or acceleration out of him.
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