How Good is Joe Brady?

[harryS]

Re: Brady's LSU stint

 

The season right before Brady arrived, LSU already had Burrow, Jefferson, and Chase, and they were a bad offense.  Seriously, the season before Burrow threw for 60 TDs, he threw for only 16 TDs without Brady.  

 

Brady actually was not the offensive coordinator and didn't call the plays on game day, but he designed that passing offense.  If you followed college football closely that season, there was no doubt that the bulk of the credit went to Joe Brady for LSU's transformation from bad to historically great offense. 

[ganesh]

49 minutes ago, GunnerBill said:

Two things I will say for sure:

 

1. He isn't as good as Sean McVay; but

2. If he had called the 4th down run McVay did on TNF we would have people here calling for his immediate firing. 

Didn’t we try that three time in this years AFCC? 

[SoTier]

12 hours ago, Mikie2times said:

Nor would I call looking at the final 10 games of his tenure by itself logical. He had a top 5 offense here for most of his tenure. The best in the NFL in several stats. McD, Brady, Daboll, Dorsey, Beane, will never escape the Allen impact. 

 

Since it was the problems with his offense in his last 10 games that got Dorsey fired, it is entirely logical. 

 

11 hours ago, ganesh said:

Daboll called  plays that put Allen to make better throws to his WR. He also had an alpha WR in Diggs along with an excellent slot WR. 
 

Brady has understood his WR limitations and took out those plays that only Diggs and Beasley could do. 
 

When you looked at Jones passing for 350 yards with no name receiver - have to say Brady is not in the same league as Shannahan or McVay. 

 

Brady also doesn't have the experience that Shanahan or McVay have.   He still has plenty of time to get better, but who knows?

 

 

1 hour ago, GerstAusGosheim said:

 10 points vs Cinci in the playoffs. And still kept his job!

 

Dorsey was the Bills OC in the 2022 playoffs against Cincinnati not Brady.

 

Dude, if you're gonna troll, at least do it competently.  

[billsbackto81]

For the record, I do like Brady as an OC. I just feel he doesn't have a good flow as the game goes along. Scoring on every opening drive this year is quite impressive. That tells me that whenever he can open it up, good things happen. But to me it just seems whenever a lead is slim and there's an opportunity to go for the kill he and McD go conservative and predictable. If Tua doesn't throw that pick and Rattler makes a better throw to Cooks we aren't winning by 2 scores (if at all) to two of the worst teams in the league. 

 

Of course the defense can try doing their part with a timely stop or two.

 

This is JMHO. 4-0 is 4-0

Edited 1 hour ago by billsbackto81

[GunnerBill]

1 hour ago, ganesh said:

Didn’t we try that three time in this years AFCC? 

 

We called sneaks.