The head coach is the only position that matters poast of the day
I'm in this camp too. I suppose that for the line coaches, though, the OC plays a role. It depends who has the final word on specifics of the scheme. I blame Petersen entirely for Huff's struggles as I think every part of that shit offense was on the head man. Changing the OC only made it worse.
Under Lake I imagine Donovan designed or chose the blocking schemes. It's still 100% Lake's fault they were bad, but the OC definitely restricted how well the OL was going to play.
Don’t forget the BPE gets rid of the ball. He’s not standing back there over thinking like brown socks, or have receivers who can’t get open like Eason, or running the ball at every opportunity only to be forced in 3rd and long like Morris. I don’t think it’s all one aspect but a combination of events.
Don’t forget the BPE gets rid of the ball. He’s not standing back there over thinking like brown socks, or have receivers who can’t get open like Eason, or running the ball at every opportunity only to be forced in 3rd and long like Morris. I don’t think it’s all one aspect but a combination of events.
Very true. Penix can go with his pre-snap read a pretty high percentage of the time, especially on neutral pass/run downs. That's a lot of pass plays over the course of the season where the sack risk is zero.
Browning and Morris didn't get snaps like that, ever.
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Under Lake I imagine Donovan designed or chose the blocking schemes. It's still 100% Lake's fault they were bad, but the OC definitely restricted how well the OL was going to play.
These kind of posts make me thankful mist of the malarkey on this bored has stopped.
I’m sure @PurpleBaze is thankful as well.
Browning and Morris didn't get snaps like that, ever.
Still the pass pro last season was crazy good.
Once you have the right HC they need to get (and keep) the right staff around them.
Right now we have the right HC and Huff looks like part of the right staff. Tim well tell.