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He went on about hurry up and what that does.  But it's the detail he goes into that's telling.  

 

He said hurry up allows josh to see what's there and adjust.  Recognize and change.   Eluding to we are operating too slow.  Or play is getting in too slow.  

 

We have been working down to single digits way more than in Josh's career on play clock.   

 

This gives the defense time to adjust to personnel but not us to adjust at the line.  May explain josh missing easy reads.  

 

Could dorsey be in his ear until 15 seconds like mcvay?   

 

Listen to interview.  This is what it sounds like diggs was getting at.  He needs more time at the line and less in huddle. 

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5 minutes ago, Hebert19 said:

He went on about hurry up and what that does.  But it's the detail he goes into that's telling.  

 

He said hurry up allows josh to see what's there and adjust.  Recognize and change.   Eluding to we are operating too slow.  Or play is getting in too slow.  

 

We have been working down to single digits way more than in Josh's career on play clock.   

 

This gives the defense time to adjust to personnel but not us to adjust at the line.  May explain josh missing easy reads.  

 

Could dorsey be in his ear until 15 seconds like mcvay?   

 

Listen to interview.  This is what it sounds like diggs was getting at.  He needs more time at the line and less in huddle. 


 

The last TD I swear Josh didn’t get the play he did the “I didn’t hear the play” gesture with his helmet.  

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This is what I mean about collaboration. If Dorsey is a d#ck he is not listing or seeing Diggs Josh verbal, non verbal input. Then entire team is screwed. 
 

you don’t think Diggs knows ways to exploit a D after 2 series?

 

I’ve lost all patience with McDorsey

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Yup, but the clear problem now is that the problems are comprehensive.

 

We, as fans, have been pointing to one clear and obvious problem after another.

 

But that just scratches the surface of the problems, as there are all of the OTHER details that are faulty too, the things that are much harder for us to see as fans.

 

This is why, despite conventional wisdom, I think that McDermott may do the unexpected and make the obviously needed change well before the season ends.  It isn't just the big obvious things that are broken, it is the little, vital details too.

 

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3 minutes ago, Since1981 said:

This is what I mean about collaboration. If Dorsey is a d#ck he is not listing or seeing Diggs Josh verbal, non verbal input. Then entire team is screwed. 
 

you don’t think Diggs knows ways to exploit a D after a quarter????

Ken Dorsey doesn’t answer to Diggs and Allen. They can’t fire him. The man he answers to is a control freak.

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3 minutes ago, FrenchConnection said:

Ken Dorsey doesn’t answer to Diggs and Allen. They can’t fire him. The man he answers to is a control freak.

Josh and Diggs can make it happen if they are pushed too far. Josh is the good cop, Diggs the bad cop. Make no mistake. McDorsey is toast if the two boys sit. Franchise risk if the good cop is pushed over the top 

 

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4 minutes ago, Mister Defense said:

This is why, despite conventional wisdom, I think that McDermott may do the unexpected and make the obviously needed change well before the season ends. 

 

That's a little alarming.  Brady would take over.  His track record in the two years that he was the OC in Carolina is low-end.  

 

 

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24 minutes ago, Hebert19 said:

He went on about hurry up and what that does.  But it's the detail he goes into that's telling.  

 

He said hurry up allows josh to see what's there and adjust.  Recognize and change.   Eluding to we are operating too slow.  Or play is getting in too slow.  

 

We have been working down to single digits way more than in Josh's career on play clock.   

 

This gives the defense time to adjust to personnel but not us to adjust at the line.  May explain josh missing easy reads.  

 

Could dorsey be in his ear until 15 seconds like mcvay?   

 

Listen to interview.  This is what it sounds like diggs was getting at.  He needs more time at the line and less in huddle. 

 

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Just now, PBF81 said:

 

That's a little alarming.  Brady would take over.  His track record in the two years that he was the OC in Carolina is low-end.  

 

 

 

 

I know, but this ship is sinking fast, so they may feel the need to take a chance.

 

I read somewhere there are 4 former coordinators on the team.  Brady, Shula?, who else??  Maybe that meant DCs and OCs?

 

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As I mentioned in a previous thread, while I don't want to go back to a full blown hurry up offense, playing with more tempo could help this offense.  Get to the line, identify the personnel on the field, and have more time to identify what the defense is trying to do.  It also keeps the guys on offense more focused and on their toes.  Sometimes, if you are taking too much time in between plays, you can start dragging a bit....get into some lulls.  Just playing with some sense of urgency might help keep guys focused and into a rhythm.  Who knows.....maybe it won't work, but it can't get worse than the last few weeks without scoring in the first half.  I wanted them to go to a more of an up tempo offense in the 2nd halves the last few weeks to try and jump start things, but they haven't.  It's worth trying.

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14 minutes ago, FrenchConnection said:

Ken Dorsey doesn’t answer to Diggs and Allen. They can’t fire him. The man he answers to is a control freak.

This isn’t a company org as we know them. $258M man has a monster say. Steve Austin was only $6M man.
 

We might not like it (see latest OC hire;) but let there be no doubt Diggs/Allen have veto power

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JA17 quoting my therapist, I'm sure many others who carry burdens, are extremely successful at something even if it's not being a bagillionaire qb but also super low of low, have heard this as well.  this could take a minute for him to figure out, I had therapy for 3 months after breaking and it's not freaking easy.  I'm no JA17 and a peon in comparison but in the little world i exist in it looks very similar and he's acting the same way...

 

he will be better for it overall and i'm glad regardless if it matters that i care at all, that he got some help and i hope everyone here is glad he is getting help but i'm not sure it's understandable unless you know somebody personally or been through it.

 

he has to figure this out for himself, it's good to have great people around you but ultimately it's his head, and only he can overcome it.

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