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11-26-2006, 08:13 PM | #16 | |
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Re: Did Gibbs take over play calling in the second half?
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Yeah, its a conundrum. Especially after the penalty set them back further. I think Gibbs was determined to not run it three times and kick. Partly so he doesn't have to answer that question if they lose and partly because of what I said before: It shows they have confidence in Jason. It was almost willful or obtuse that they called pass after the penalty. How many times have they converted from that distance? That's why I think it was affectation on Gibbs' part. He was making a statement. I don't think there is any way Campbell cuts loose with it unless a defender falls and he has someone wide, wide open. He did the smart thing throwing it to the ground. Also it looked like they were setting up screen which ends up being like a run anyway, if it comes off.
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I mean look at the Thanksgiving game, when the Cowboys rolled Romo out and he threw it, when all they needed to do was run. If that was an incompletion everyone in Dallas would want Parcells head, but everyone thinks he is great.
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Cooley was or is dating a Redskins Cheerleader and she got booted because they're not suppossed to do that. At the next home game the girls turned their backs when he was introduced. Cooley got hauled into Gibbs office over the whole thing. It was in the Post. In looking at it again, one or two were facing the other way as he ran by. There may be something there, but it's mostly just me looking for an excuse to type "broad". It's one of my favorite expressions.
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11-27-2006, 06:26 AM | #20 |
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Re: Did Gibbs take over play calling in the second half?
I was probably just as elated as the rest of you all when I heard we hired Saunders. However, when I heard Brunell say that "at my age" bringing his 700 page play book "stinks!" I started to wonder about this genisis we are embarking on. Forget about the playoffs....Saunders has screwed us. I do not see any mastery that he was supposed to bring here. Gibbs play calling was just as remarkable last year(playoffs) as it was when he won 3 SB's and at San Diego State too. I said when I saw Saunders calls the plays from upstairs that this is caca. You can not get the feel of your players unless you are on the sideline with them. I do not know what to suggest other than Gibbs and Saunders compare their play books and shrink it down to realistic size. I'm sure that Gibbs did not override Saunders in the middle of the game. However if Saunders brings nothing more to the table than what we've seen, let Gibbs call the plays.
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Re: Did Gibbs take over play calling in the second half?
Gibbs stopped calling plays for one reason. He knows that, physically, he can't do what it takes to run the offense effecively (at least for much longer). He did the best thing, long term, for teh team. Bring in a proven offensive coordinator with a similar pedigree to run the offense.
It sucks that we lost out this year, but if our defense was playing like it was last year, we would still be looking at getting into the playoffs about the time the offense is really coming together. I don't remember exactly when, but Campbell said in his interview that he couldn't hear "Saunders play". Sounds like Saunders is calling a Gibbs style gameplan to me!
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11-27-2006, 08:16 AM | #22 |
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Re: Did Gibbs take over play calling in the second half?
If you watch the post game, you'll see Gibbs explains that Campbell's headset went out in his helmet. Possibly.... maybe Jason thinks Al's calls suck and he took it upon himself. We won. Yeah there were calls for and against, but the lame ass calls as expected went heavily against us. Hockely can eat caca. Whether JC's headset went out or not Saunders play calling has been garbage. If we wanted predictable and expectable play calling we should have stuck with Gibbs. Saunders was supposed to bring something NEW. Fire Saunders or give him a subordinate job. Gibbs should be calling the plays. Call the plays from the sideline and not in a booth.
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Re: Did Gibbs take over play calling in the second half?
Remember how we all heard that Saunders never calls the same play within a four game span when we first signed him? So then why does it seem like we tend to run the same two or three plays on first down 80% of the time?
The same can be said the the Randle El reverse that we run at least once a game (it went for -5 yards yesterday).
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who knew we were good at running down the middle? oh yeah, everyone not named al saunders. tough line to run at, but they got it done, and the defense let them stay in their game plan. the whole thing reeked of joe gibbs, which is a good thing, since i thought he'd been too passive on way too many fronts. he knows offense, he knows coaching, and he needs to be involved instead of watching from the bleachers. today he was involved, and it showed.
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what's your problem man? jumping on everyone for no reason... i mean, have you ever had a typo in a post before?
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11-27-2006, 10:32 AM | #27 |
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kinda like your posts lately...
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11-27-2006, 05:46 PM | #28 |
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I swear, this place becomes a punching bag for some of you guys... brutal and mean crap... pointless...
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11-27-2006, 05:51 PM | #29 |
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You really think gibbs would have called for a pass playon third and long???? that had to be saunders...unless gibbs has changed
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Re: Did Gibbs take over play calling in the second half?
The plays are called in by one of the assistant coaches not Saunders. Jason herd about half of the play when his head set cut off. He just thought of the plays that started with the half he heard and plug in the rest for the situation and the D they where playing.
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