Hope is a great thing. Remind us next year when we look like godawful hell again,KRH1225 said:
He's staying. Hopefully our OL won't look as bad as it did this year next year
I've never heard this before.KRH1225 said:
He's staying. Hopefully our OL won't look as bad as it did this year next year
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Ghost of Bisbee said:
How have we not heard about a shuffle in the ranks of o-line coaching yet?
Forget about OC for now. Gotta cut off the infected leg first
KRH1225 said:
He's staying. Hopefully our OL won't look as bad as it did this year next year
SilverTongueDevil said:
You make a couple of decent points. But the average fan doesn't pretend to be a coaching expert if the results are good. Jimbo has made himself an easy target (not saying he actually cares) due to his incompetence in 2022 with a multitude of issues.
Yes this is the zoo but I think most of us would just like to sit back and watch a good product and not feel the need to constantly second guess.
Ghost of Bisbee said:
The o-line was completely out of sorts in every single game this season except for the first and the last.
-Bad, inconsistent snaps, even when Bryce was on the line
-Line that could never establish rhythm
-Consistently lost the line of scrimmage against significantly less talented o-lines
-Sluggish, couldn't open up lanes for our RBs
-Outmanned by weak DLs and couldn't protect QBs
O-line was a ****ing joke this year. Not all of that can be blamed on injuries and raw talent.
It was horrendous this year and that falls on the OL coach.
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An offensive line coach by trade, Addazio is considered one of the nation's best teachers of the position in addition to being one of the nation's top recruiters. In 2010, Addazio was honored by ESPN.com as the nation's No. 1 recruiter as he helped put together a pair of recruiting classes in 2009 and 2010 that ranked in the top-5 nationally, including the nation's best class in 2010.
Previously, he spent three years as an offensive coordinator, two at Florida when the Gators won two BCS national championships. In 2010, Florida ranked 10th nationally in scoring offense, sixth in total offense. He also served as Indiana's offensive coordinator in 2004.
SilverTongueDevil said:
You make a couple of decent points. But the average fan doesn't pretend to be a coaching expert if the results are good. Jimbo has made himself an easy target (not saying he actually cares) due to his incompetence in 2022 with a multitude of issues.
Yes this is the zoo but I think most of us would just like to sit back and watch a good product and not feel the need to constantly second guess.
Everything you describe is what you get by young players and goes away with experience. Compare the experience to our OLine and every other Top 10 team. I've done it. We have 1 of the 6 player (OL+TE) in his 3rd year of college. Every other school has 3-4+.Ghost of Bisbee said:
The o-line was completely out of sorts in every single game this season except for the first and the last.
-Bad, inconsistent snaps, even when Bryce was on the line
-Line that could never establish rhythm
-Consistently lost the line of scrimmage against significantly less talented o-lines
-Sluggish, couldn't open up lanes for our RBs
-Outmanned by weak DLs and couldn't protect QBs
O-line was a ****ing joke this year. Not all of that can be blamed on injuries and raw talent.
It was horrendous this year and that falls on the OL coach.
Sterling82 said:SilverTongueDevil said:
You make a couple of decent points. But the average fan doesn't pretend to be a coaching expert if the results are good. Jimbo has made himself an easy target (not saying he actually cares) due to his incompetence in 2022 with a multitude of issues.
Yes this is the zoo but I think most of us would just like to sit back and watch a good product and not feel the need to constantly second guess.
There's virtually no condition that a fan isn't inclined to second guess. As for coaching experts on Texags, all the *****ing about the "play callin" convinces me that there are many.
Ghost of Bisbee said:
The o-line was completely out of sorts in every single game this season except for the first and the last.
OrygunAg said:
I'd give him another year to see improvement but that'll be up to the oc. He was dealt a ton of issues which directly contributed to the offense dysfunction. As the line goes, so goes your offense. If a new OC doesn't trust him then he will undoubtedly make change.
KRH1225 said:
He's staying. Hopefully our OL won't look as bad as it did this year next year
Surely you have a clip or a link.SilverTongueDevil said:Well if we ever have a really good season again we can compare. I'm really not sure about the particulars with Addazio and I have not commented on him other than noticing the unit was a disaster.Sterling82 said:SilverTongueDevil said:
You make a couple of decent points. But the average fan doesn't pretend to be a coaching expert if the results are good. Jimbo has made himself an easy target (not saying he actually cares) due to his incompetence in 2022 with a multitude of issues.
Yes this is the zoo but I think most of us would just like to sit back and watch a good product and not feel the need to constantly second guess.
There's virtually no condition that a fan isn't inclined to second guess. As for coaching experts on Texags, all the *****ing about the "play callin" convinces me that there are many.
Fans are obviously not experts by any means with scheme. But most of the announcers who are employed who call our games are to a point. And when the SECN 4th team is questioning how simplistic and how easy we are to figure out…that's a problem.
DallasAg 94 said:Surely you have a clip or a link.SilverTongueDevil said:Well if we ever have a really good season again we can compare. I'm really not sure about the particulars with Addazio and I have not commented on him other than noticing the unit was a disaster.Sterling82 said:SilverTongueDevil said:
You make a couple of decent points. But the average fan doesn't pretend to be a coaching expert if the results are good. Jimbo has made himself an easy target (not saying he actually cares) due to his incompetence in 2022 with a multitude of issues.
Yes this is the zoo but I think most of us would just like to sit back and watch a good product and not feel the need to constantly second guess.
There's virtually no condition that a fan isn't inclined to second guess. As for coaching experts on Texags, all the *****ing about the "play callin" convinces me that there are many.
Fans are obviously not experts by any means with scheme. But most of the announcers who are employed who call our games are to a point. And when the SECN 4th team is questioning how simplistic and how easy we are to figure out…that's a problem.
All I've heard this season is that Jimbo's Offense is so complex that few QBs can run the system. We heard how his Waffle House playlist was too much.
We were told Wiegman needed to be the QB and that Jimbo needed to simplify the playlist and trot him out there.
SO, which is it?! Are we so simple and easy to figure out that it is a problem? Or are we too complex that we need to simplify?!
There is a scene for Raising Arizona in there somewhere. Help me figure it out.
UNLESS ... he's promoted to OCGhost of Bisbee said:
How have we not heard about a shuffle in the ranks of o-line coaching yet?
Forget about OC for now. Gotta cut off the infected leg first
