Hue and the offense
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Yep we all sat thru the Shi$ Show we seen with Ravens. But as all football junkies would do? Most still watched GB at Atl..Put all the Playmaker on offense aside & just read the play by play of the plays ran by both Teams. Atl. has a new OC but knows situation football ..Proven in first drive from 14 yrd.line..All night both sides #1.would run ball out of Shotgun on 1st or 2nd down..#2. QB under center would throw short or medium routes..#3.2nd downs & under 4ish..Took a deep shot.#5.1st & 10-run a WR hand-off with Gabriel/Cobb off the end for 6-8yrds....We have a suppose'it better OL than both? We got some talented names on Offense? No not GB or Atl. names..But just get lined up..And quit being so damn predicable..
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Take a look at the half assed effort of Britt and Coats.
Ian@NFLDraftStudyTop of the screen is Sammie Coats (10), bottom is Kenny Britt (18). Who gave less of a shit on this play? -
Well....Ive been on board for an OC since we hired Hue......they need one desperately.....
Ditto... it's a win win.
Hue can still participate in the game planning, but can spend Sundays as the HC while his OC calls the plays. Given his time in the league he has to know someone that is compatible scheme and personality-wise.
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I thought they would have hired one this year
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I'm pretty sure people on this board have spoken about this guy, but if you have 20 minutes, you're going to want this video in your life. I found this on Youtube and I was laughing pretty hard, which I needed after the Ravens game. It's a little dull until about the 6 minute mark, and then he picks up steam, LOL.
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Not adding any OC anytime soon.
From the article: Jackson is 1-17 in his two seasons, leading some fans to feel he should give up his duties as offensive coordinator. "I don't think that is the case at all," he said. "Our situation is I know where we are. ... I can see the light at the end of the tunnel, and I think we will get there."
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https://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2017/09/5_reasons_hue_jackson_is_pulli.html 2 games in. 4 games with a chance? Hue's Ice Cream truck starts his Route this Sunday..Ching..Ching..Take 5 with sprinkles to start with..(ugh
.for some dumb reason page may not fully load? may want to load yourself off site cause #1 reason is why Huejax is not looking for a OC for answers? Blaming Mary Tyler Cabot is far to easy on this one)
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LOL-jiggins I love his rant on redzone play with Hue's ridiculous calls that don't seem to be thought out at all. Or if they are "they're not used".
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If yours truly were the OC on this team, here's the way I would've attacked the Rats on 1st & goal from the 2.
I would have a 2 TE set, with Britt wide left (just to take a DB away from the LOS).
I would have the FB Vitale along with his lead blocker Danny Shelton in the backfield in an "I" formation.
They would run behind lardasses Bito & JT until Vitale hits the endzone...as many times as necessary.
Nothing fancy, I know what's going to happen, the Rat's defense know what's going to happen.
Try and stop it.
Two things that will define you: Your determination when you have nothing. Your attitude when you have everything. - Mike McCartney -
If yours truly were the OC on this team, here's the way I would've attacked the Rats on 1st & goal from the 2.
I would have a 2 TE set, with Britt wide left (just to take a DB away from the LOS).
I would have the FB Vitale along with his lead blocker Danny Shelton in the backfield in an "I" formation.
They would run behind lardasses Bito & JT until Vitale hits the endzone...as many times as necessary.
Nothing fancy, I know what's going to happen, the Rat's defense know what's going to happen.
Try and stop it.
If yours truly were the OC on this team, here's the way I would've attacked the Rats on 1st & goal from the 2.
I would have a 2 TE set, with Britt wide left (just to take a DB away from the LOS).
I would have the FB Vitale along with his lead blocker Danny Shelton in the backfield in an "I" formation.
They would run behind lardasses Bito & JT until Vitale hits the endzone...as many times as necessary.
Nothing fancy, I know what's going to happen, the Rat's defense know what's going to happen.
Try and stop it.
So much heresy. How can we win this year's draft playoff if we score in the redzone?
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If yours truly were the OC on this team, here's the way I would've attacked the Rats on 1st & goal from the 2.
I would have a 2 TE set, with Britt wide left (just to take a DB away from the LOS).
I would have the FB Vitale along with his lead blocker Danny Shelton in the backfield in an "I" formation.
They would run behind lardasses Bito & JT until Vitale hits the endzone...as many times as necessary.
Nothing fancy, I know what's going to happen, the Rat's defense know what's going to happen.
Try and stop it.
If yours truly were the OC on this team, here's the way I would've attacked the Rats on 1st & goal from the 2.
I would have a 2 TE set, with Britt wide left (just to take a DB away from the LOS).
I would have the FB Vitale along with his lead blocker Danny Shelton in the backfield in an "I" formation.
They would run behind lardasses Bito & JT until Vitale hits the endzone...as many times as necessary.
Nothing fancy, I know what's going to happen, the Rat's defense know what's going to happen.
Try and stop it.
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Great players make the position coach look good.. it sure helped during Hue's time at Cincy that Chad Johnson was a starting AFC All-Pro WR. Houshlakdyt;ai5yh was a complement but nothing more than above average [Yes, he'd be above Britt, but is that a bar to step over or a crack in the sidewalk..]
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If yours truly were the OC on this team, here's the way I would've attacked the Rats on 1st & goal from the 2.
I would have a 2 TE set, with Britt wide left (just to take a DB away from the LOS).
I would have the FB Vitale along with his lead blocker Danny Shelton in the backfield in an "I" formation.
They would run behind lardasses Bito & JT until Vitale hits the endzone...as many times as necessary.
Nothing fancy, I know what's going to happen, the Rat's defense know what's going to happen.
Try and stop it.
Bill Walsh and Guy McCintyre did it in San Fran before Ditka and da Bears...but the Fridge made it famous.
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In fairness at least two other QBs were given every chance to win the job... they did not.
"When you have a shared vision it is a lot easier to make unpopular decisions." - Paul DePodesta "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." - Paul Brown Complete 2017 Browns Board Mock: http://thebrownsboard.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=46196 -
I thought Brock beat Kizer. So did Hogan. Now Brock may have been trying to get cut and was doing his typical immature shit, but his presnap ability blew Kizer's away. Hogan, politically would be tough to condone at the time. But that is what real adults do.
The "beat out" myth is a myth. They just handed him the job despite playing poorly.
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I thought Brock beat Kizer. So did Hogan. Now Brock may have been trying to get cut and was doing his typical immature shit, but his presnap ability blew Kizer's away. Hogan, politically would be tough to condone at the time. But that is what real adults do.
The "beat out" myth is a myth. They just handed him the job despite playing poorly.
I thought Brock beat Kizer. So did Hogan. Now Brock may have been trying to get cut and was doing his typical immature shit, but his presnap ability blew Kizer's away. Hogan, politically would be tough to condone at the time. But that is what real adults do.
The "beat out" myth is a myth. They just handed him the job despite playing poorly.
Disagree... both Brock and Kess were reluctant to go downfield... Kizer wasn't. Hue values downfield.
Add in the need to check out Kizer as a tie-breaker, and his choice was a no-brainer.
Hogan? Never really got in the mix, did he? Can only assume he never earned that right in TC.
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I thought Brock beat Kizer. So did Hogan. Now Brock may have been trying to get cut and was doing his typical immature shit, but his presnap ability blew Kizer's away. Hogan, politically would be tough to condone at the time. But that is what real adults do.
The "beat out" myth is a myth. They just handed him the job despite playing poorly.
Disagree... both Brock and Kess were reluctant to go downfield... Kizer wasn't. Hue values downfield.
Add in the need to check out Kizer as a tie-breaker, and his choice was a no-brainer.
Hogan? Never really got in the mix, did he? Can only assume he never earned that right in TC.
Disagree... both Brock and Kess were reluctant to go downfield... Kizer wasn't. Hue values downfield.
Add in the need to check out Kizer as a tie-breaker, and his choice was a no-brainer.
Hogan? Never really got in the mix, did he? Can only assume he never earned that right in TC.
Hue does not play to the strength of his Players and its been PAINFULLY evident the second half of the season and the beginning of this one.
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