Maybe its Hue who doesn't get it
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I'm not sure the Browns could have mismanaged the QB position worse the last two seasons.
Abandoning the run with a raw rookie QB is not a sound coaching philosophy.
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Hue's failing just fine on his own. He's gonna fail his way right out of town after 1-2 total wins in 2 seasons.
Side Note- What are the odds Davis Webb will look good when he plays for the Giants? Word is he's been getting 1st team reps now, and he's looking legit in practice. He's also benefited from working under Eli, and having a chance to actually learn the NFL game than be stuck out there day one.
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And yet, this is counter intuitive to what I hear everyone on these boards tell me is 'football' today.
A one-dimensional offense based on pass, pass, pass, pass, pass is the ONLY way to play in this league, today.
Is Jackson really doing anything 'wrong' by basing his offense on that one-dimensional thinking? Even if he doesn't have the players to do it, calling for a 2-1 or 3-2 ratio of pass/run plays is a way to protect his job. He can always say that he followed the modern dogma... the GM just didn't get him the players to make it work.
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And yet, this is counter intuitive to what I hear everyone on these boards tell me is 'football' today.
A one-dimensional offense based on pass, pass, pass, pass, pass is the ONLY way to play in this league, today.
Is Jackson really doing anything 'wrong' by basing his offense on that one-dimensional thinking? Even if he doesn't have the players to do it, calling for a 2-1 or 3-2 ratio of pass/run plays is a way to protect his job. He can always say that he followed the modern dogma... the GM just didn't get him the players to make it work.
And yet, this is counter intuitive to what I hear everyone on these boards tell me is 'football' today.
A one-dimensional offense based on pass, pass, pass, pass, pass is the ONLY way to play in this league, today.
Is Jackson really doing anything 'wrong' by basing his offense on that one-dimensional thinking? Even if he doesn't have the players to do it, calling for a 2-1 or 3-2 ratio of pass/run plays is a way to protect his job. He can always say that he followed the modern dogma... the GM just didn't get him the players to make it work.
To pass, pass, pass, pass you actually have to have a passer, passer, passer, passer. Ain't got one.
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@boo-fagley said:
The Browns should have wins.
1st ranked rushing defense and 16th ranked defense overall. The passing defense would improve with better QB play. http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/teamdef
The 7th ranked rushing offense overall. http://www.footballoutsiders.com/stats/teamoff
How in the hell can you have the top 10 rushing offense and defense and be 0 - 14? Kizer and Yew thats why.
Yep....that's it. You go -25 in turnover ratio....almost 75% worse than any other team in the league. You put your team into the hands of two guys who are as sharp as a rubber ball...and this is what you get.
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I'm not sure the Browns could have mismanaged the QB position worse the last two seasons.
Abandoning the run with a raw rookie QB is not a sound coaching philosophy.
I'm not sure the Browns could have mismanaged the QB position worse the last two seasons.
Past two seasons? I think Bill O'Brien has Hue beaten.
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@boo-fagley said:
And Yew is standing by his man.
Sometimes its hard to be a woman, giving all your love to just one man:
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Here are the betting odds on Hue returning as head coach. Bet $5 that he does return will get you $10 back. Betting $5 that he will be gone will get you $7 back. So one profits you $5 and the other only $2. So the betting line basically says he is toast.
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And yet, this is counter intuitive to what I hear everyone on these boards tell me is 'football' today.
A one-dimensional offense based on pass, pass, pass, pass, pass is the ONLY way to play in this league, today.
Is Jackson really doing anything 'wrong' by basing his offense on that one-dimensional thinking? Even if he doesn't have the players to do it, calling for a 2-1 or 3-2 ratio of pass/run plays is a way to protect his job. He can always say that he followed the modern dogma... the GM just didn't get him the players to make it work.
And yet, this is counter intuitive to what I hear everyone on these boards tell me is 'football' today.
A one-dimensional offense based on pass, pass, pass, pass, pass is the ONLY way to play in this league, today.
Is Jackson really doing anything 'wrong' by basing his offense on that one-dimensional thinking? Even if he doesn't have the players to do it, calling for a 2-1 or 3-2 ratio of pass/run plays is a way to protect his job. He can always say that he followed the modern dogma... the GM just didn't get him the players to make it work.
Jacksonville has passed on 49.41% of their plays thus far (fewest in the NFL), and they are in the playoffs and probably will win their division...
This "passing league" BS needs to stop... it's only a "passing league" when you have an elite "passer"...
these ratio numbers are just assinine..Hue says he did not want a OC to fail to become the fall guy? We'd only have to drill another hole in the lake ice..
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