Petersen's Presser
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Good enough for some apparently.RaceBannon said:
6 and 3whuggy said:
And how is that working so far?HillsboroDuck said:
The defense's job is to keep points off the bored.whuggy said:HillsboroDuck said:My only complaint with the defense (outside of the absentee pass rush cause recruiting) is the inability to adjust schemes when needed. The scheme works fantastically most of the game - special even. In the situations where you have to get an immediate stop you have to quit bending and sell out for a stop right now. This is in no way the players fault it's 100% on the defensive coaches for not adjusting.
There's no reason why this scheme can't be kept in place but with the ability to adjust when you need to get the ball back with the game on the line. This needs to happen immediately.
Uh, quality teams have a connection on both sides of the ball. We have an offense that is weak and needs as many opportunities to score as the defense can give them. And you say the defensive scheme that we run works fantastically well yet is exactly the wrong scheme given the anemic offense. Our defense should be busting balls to get the ball back to the offense yet we are content to play rubberband and limit our already limited offense. Man I don't get your thinking at all on this one.
The offenses job is to score points.
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You can't read.whuggy said:
Good enough for some apparently.RaceBannon said:
6 and 3whuggy said:
And how is that working so far?HillsboroDuck said:
The defense's job is to keep points off the bored.whuggy said:HillsboroDuck said:My only complaint with the defense (outside of the absentee pass rush cause recruiting) is the inability to adjust schemes when needed. The scheme works fantastically most of the game - special even. In the situations where you have to get an immediate stop you have to quit bending and sell out for a stop right now. This is in no way the players fault it's 100% on the defensive coaches for not adjusting.
There's no reason why this scheme can't be kept in place but with the ability to adjust when you need to get the ball back with the game on the line. This needs to happen immediately.
Uh, quality teams have a connection on both sides of the ball. We have an offense that is weak and needs as many opportunities to score as the defense can give them. And you say the defensive scheme that we run works fantastically well yet is exactly the wrong scheme given the anemic offense. Our defense should be busting balls to get the ball back to the offense yet we are content to play rubberband and limit our already limited offense. Man I don't get your thinking at all on this one.
The offenses job is to score points.
It's hard. -
Try thinking. It's hard I know.HillsboroDuck said:
You can't read.whuggy said:
Good enough for some apparently.RaceBannon said:
6 and 3whuggy said:
And how is that working so far?HillsboroDuck said:
The defense's job is to keep points off the bored.whuggy said:HillsboroDuck said:My only complaint with the defense (outside of the absentee pass rush cause recruiting) is the inability to adjust schemes when needed. The scheme works fantastically most of the game - special even. In the situations where you have to get an immediate stop you have to quit bending and sell out for a stop right now. This is in no way the players fault it's 100% on the defensive coaches for not adjusting.
There's no reason why this scheme can't be kept in place but with the ability to adjust when you need to get the ball back with the game on the line. This needs to happen immediately.
Uh, quality teams have a connection on both sides of the ball. We have an offense that is weak and needs as many opportunities to score as the defense can give them. And you say the defensive scheme that we run works fantastically well yet is exactly the wrong scheme given the anemic offense. Our defense should be busting balls to get the ball back to the offense yet we are content to play rubberband and limit our already limited offense. Man I don't get your thinking at all on this one.
The offenses job is to score points.
It's hard. -
Fantastic insight. Shit where should I send the $10.99?HillsboroDuck said:
The offense is failing.whuggy said:
And how is that working so far?HillsboroDuck said:
The defense's job is to keep points off the bored.whuggy said:HillsboroDuck said:My only complaint with the defense (outside of the absentee pass rush cause recruiting) is the inability to adjust schemes when needed. The scheme works fantastically most of the game - special even. In the situations where you have to get an immediate stop you have to quit bending and sell out for a stop right now. This is in no way the players fault it's 100% on the defensive coaches for not adjusting.
There's no reason why this scheme can't be kept in place but with the ability to adjust when you need to get the ball back with the game on the line. This needs to happen immediately.
Uh, quality teams have a connection on both sides of the ball. We have an offense that is weak and needs as many opportunities to score as the defense can give them. And you say the defensive scheme that we run works fantastically well yet is exactly the wrong scheme given the anemic offense. Our defense should be busting balls to get the ball back to the offense yet we are content to play rubberband and limit our already limited offense. Man I don't get your thinking at all on this one.
The offenses job is to score points.
It's hard. -
Sometimes the obvious answer is the right answer.whuggy said:
Fantastic insight. Shit where should I send the $10.99?HillsboroDuck said:
The offense is failing.whuggy said:
And how is that working so far?HillsboroDuck said:
The defense's job is to keep points off the bored.whuggy said:HillsboroDuck said:My only complaint with the defense (outside of the absentee pass rush cause recruiting) is the inability to adjust schemes when needed. The scheme works fantastically most of the game - special even. In the situations where you have to get an immediate stop you have to quit bending and sell out for a stop right now. This is in no way the players fault it's 100% on the defensive coaches for not adjusting.
There's no reason why this scheme can't be kept in place but with the ability to adjust when you need to get the ball back with the game on the line. This needs to happen immediately.
Uh, quality teams have a connection on both sides of the ball. We have an offense that is weak and needs as many opportunities to score as the defense can give them. And you say the defensive scheme that we run works fantastically well yet is exactly the wrong scheme given the anemic offense. Our defense should be busting balls to get the ball back to the offense yet we are content to play rubberband and limit our already limited offense. Man I don't get your thinking at all on this one.
The offenses job is to score points.
It's hard.
Usually in fact.
Occam's Razor and shit. -
Deep.HillsboroDuck said:
Sometimes the obvious answer is the right answer.whuggy said:
Fantastic insight. Shit where should I send the $10.99?HillsboroDuck said:
The offense is failing.whuggy said:
And how is that working so far?HillsboroDuck said:
The defense's job is to keep points off the bored.whuggy said:HillsboroDuck said:My only complaint with the defense (outside of the absentee pass rush cause recruiting) is the inability to adjust schemes when needed. The scheme works fantastically most of the game - special even. In the situations where you have to get an immediate stop you have to quit bending and sell out for a stop right now. This is in no way the players fault it's 100% on the defensive coaches for not adjusting.
There's no reason why this scheme can't be kept in place but with the ability to adjust when you need to get the ball back with the game on the line. This needs to happen immediately.
Uh, quality teams have a connection on both sides of the ball. We have an offense that is weak and needs as many opportunities to score as the defense can give them. And you say the defensive scheme that we run works fantastically well yet is exactly the wrong scheme given the anemic offense. Our defense should be busting balls to get the ball back to the offense yet we are content to play rubberband and limit our already limited offense. Man I don't get your thinking at all on this one.
The offenses job is to score points.
It's hard.
Usually in fact.
Occam's Razor and shit. -
RaceBannon said:FremontTroll said:
Do you think the game may have changed since 1984?RaceBannon said:Let me put it this way - the 84 defense won a game when the offense had 3 first downs
That's a great defense.
We don't have one. We have a scheme
Intellectual football on both sides of the ball makes for a soft fucking losing shit team
No shit the game has changed but a dominant d leading to W’s while making up for a shitty O hasn’t. LOB of the past says 👋FremontTroll said:
Do you think the game may have changed since 1984?RaceBannon said:Let me put it this way - the 84 defense won a game when the offense had 3 first downs
That's a great defense.
We don't have one. We have a scheme
Intellectual football on both sides of the ball makes for a soft fucking losing shit team -
So...it's shaved oh god oh god?HillsboroDuck said:
Sometimes the obvious answer is the right answer.whuggy said:
Fantastic insight. Shit where should I send the $10.99?HillsboroDuck said:
The offense is failing.whuggy said:
And how is that working so far?HillsboroDuck said:
The defense's job is to keep points off the bored.whuggy said:HillsboroDuck said:My only complaint with the defense (outside of the absentee pass rush cause recruiting) is the inability to adjust schemes when needed. The scheme works fantastically most of the game - special even. In the situations where you have to get an immediate stop you have to quit bending and sell out for a stop right now. This is in no way the players fault it's 100% on the defensive coaches for not adjusting.
There's no reason why this scheme can't be kept in place but with the ability to adjust when you need to get the ball back with the game on the line. This needs to happen immediately.
Uh, quality teams have a connection on both sides of the ball. We have an offense that is weak and needs as many opportunities to score as the defense can give them. And you say the defensive scheme that we run works fantastically well yet is exactly the wrong scheme given the anemic offense. Our defense should be busting balls to get the ball back to the offense yet we are content to play rubberband and limit our already limited offense. Man I don't get your thinking at all on this one.
The offenses job is to score points.
It's hard.
Usually in fact.
Occam's Razor and shit. -
Shit offense. Shit special teams. Need Kawasaki to run the D instead of Lake. And need a non retard QB.
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If Pete defined OKG according to the attitude and aggressiveness Dave Hoffman embodied, becoming an elite program would be much likelier. James had undersized, try hard white guys, but they were badass. One thing I especially loved about James is that he was color blind.DerekJohnson said:
"Our practices under coach James were so hard that the games felt easy by comparison." - Dave HoffmannTequilla said:
Pressure is real and until you go through those live reps you're going to have to learn to do that ... that's generally true across all aspects of sports.CaptainPJ said:
Tha fuck? Seriously?Tequilla said:not saying that I 100% agree with him as I do agree that pressure is real. That being said, if you know you can do the job and do it repeatedly in practice the odds of doing so when the lights go on increases substantially.
Stick with tldr.
Live fire is a completely different theatre.
Having a tire hanging from the tree in the backyard and a “Specialist” coach Mom and Dad pay for you to fag off with (picture: OR strengmf coach) during High School is great,
Until they aren’t there and your snowflake ass melts.
G’s up ho’s down - same as it ever was
That being said, you don't go to complete shit too often as what I was talking about was much more tied to general mechanics and whatnot.
Henry's miss made a lot of sense to me ... that's pressure coming from speeding up the process and a hook is what happens.
Haener just flat out doesn't see the field that well and forces balls over the middle ... that was something I've seen out of him in practices as well.
