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Join Date: Dec 2004
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Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense
I don't like the hire but the west offense could be beneficial to our player's styles. We have fast wideouts (YAC), an elite tightend (possession) and a heck of a pair running backs. West Coast Offense is designed for high-percentage passes which improves the QB passer rating. It also calls for th qb to get rid of the ball quickly and if everything is covered then the qb can take off which should benefit Campbell. This hire can work out in the end. Portis need to work on his route running and his hands since he will see his share of passes out of the back field. Please God let this system work for us.
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Re: Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense
Do you think Campbell is a west coast QB? I certainly do not.
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Re: Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense
I think Campbell could be a west coast quarterback. I must admit, his intermediate range needs some work, but I would like to see us work on an hybrid west coast offense that takes the occassional shot.
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Re: Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense
I don't think campbell is a west coast qb. I think we'll be taking a huge step back. I see campbell thriving in a power run offense working well with his mobility, a la rothlesburger, elway, etc...
his strengths are mobility, long ball, keeping the play alive. those things are minimalized by a west coast approach. his weaknesses are the short/intermediate passes and quick reads, which are utilized exclusively in the west coast... not looking too good IMO...
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Re: Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense
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"Jason Campbell is finding redemption in the West Coast offense." "Campbell is running the West Coast offense, with its multiple shifts, quick throws and moving pockets, like a longtime veteran."
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Re: Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense
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Good call, but I am not sure being able to do it in College means you can do it in the pros. JC's two biggest problems this season IMO were his short-intermediate throws and his inability to get rid of the ball quickly. That doesnt support a claim that he is currently compatible w/ a WCO, but those do seem like things that can be learned. I say he'll be able to adjust, but after how long? I guess we'll see. |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
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Re: Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense
If Saunders and his system is out, anyone honestly expect Collins to be able to beat out Campbell?
If anything, a new system would solidify JC's spot as the #1 QB. Todd Collins was only valuable to us because he could run the Saunders offense with his eyes closed. Jason is a good learner, hard worker and MUCH more of a gifted athlete than Collins. Heck, without Saunders, Brunell has a chance of beating out Collins. I think a West Coast offense would suit Campbell well. He's not a "pure pocket passer" and is great on the run, so those moving pockets and rollouts would be great for him. Also, it would be great for Cooley and Portis on those short passes, plus now we have more then one capable WR with Moss, ARE, McCardell, Caldwell and probably Mix next year. I think it would be a big upgrade. Saunders' "genius" never seemed to show up for us. |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Damascus, MD
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Re: Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense
I think it sucks. New Staff = Learning curve = we're gonna blow next year
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Re: Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense
If Saunders is out, so is Collins...he's a free agent this year, and I'm willing to bet Collins will follow Saunders.
What does it matter if it's college where Campbell ran a version of the WCO? He took a good Auburn team undefeated that year in a tough conference. All is says is that Campbell can adjust well to his surroundings, as he had 4 different offensive coordinators in 4 years at Auburn. And the offense in Baltimore wasn't a pure Fassel offense. Billick had his hands all over it, while Fassel took the fall for it when they weren't successful.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Re: Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense
Just like what BDBohnzie posted. Everyone is all over Saunders here and Gibbs had his hands and feet in the offense. I wish he would have left Saudners alone and let him do his job!
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Skins fan in the Dallas area
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Re: Jim Fassel's West Coast Offense
I agree with the original post. If we hire an outside HC get ready for rebuilding....period!!!!! I am SICK of not having a consistent playoff team. Damn. You people co-signing Fassel can rub it in my face IF we do well, but until then...this hiring would be stupid. Do you really think the players would run through a wall for him like they would Williams? When players are motivated during the week we get good results. If not....we get 5-11
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