Is Joe Brady the main issue on offense?

[ganesh]

3 minutes ago, Brand J said:

I also think he’s more to blame for the struggles than most here are willing to admit, but if I had to put a percentage on it, I’d say the passing issues are 35% Joe Brady, 30% Josh Allen, 20% WRs, and 15% OL.

no blame on McDermott ??  

[Brand J]

6 minutes ago, ganesh said:

no blame on McDermott ??  

I think he’s generally hands off when it concerns the offense, but if you want to assign him blame for not picking up the headset and setting his OC straight, I couldn’t argue with it. He gives his coordinators more space than maybe he should.

[Pete]

 

go to 5:49 Cosell criticizes Brady’s simple concepts.  You never see receivers “deep digs”.  It’s been years.  Lions do all the time.  Zones you stress horizontally and vertically.  Bills don’t do that.  Short passes counting on YAC. Josh has great arm- never used.

 

Brady’s stupid simple game plans are not taking advantage of Josh’s huge arm.  It like having a Corvette, but never going above 3300 RPM

[Success]

12 minutes ago, Pete said:

 

go to 5:49 Cosell criticizes Brady’s simple concepts.  You never see receivers “deep digs”.  It’s been years.  Lions do all the time.  Zones you stress horizontally and vertically.  Bills don’t do that.  Short passes counting on YAC. Josh has great arm- never used.

 

Brady’s stupid simple game plans are not taking advantage of Josh’s huge arm.  It like having a Corvette, but never going above 3300 RPM

 

I mean, can't he just watch what other teams do and copy it?

 

I'm definitely not an expert - but it definitely seems like our offense is simple, unimaginative, and easy to defend.

 

[Pete]

1 minute ago, Success said:

 

I mean, can't he just watch what other teams do and copy it?

 

I'm definitely not an expert - but it definitely seems like our offense is simple, unimaginative, and easy to defend.

 

I wish Joe read TBD- we have the answers - literally.

 

Mac Jones passed for 342 yards, 2TDs and beat the Rams with no Kittle, no Aiyuk, no Piersall - Christian has 3x the receptions as James Cook.

 

We suggested Brady copied the 49ers.

 

 

[SectionC3]

My hope is that Daboll gets canned soon and, having buried the hatchet (I think, from what I heard) with Sean, comes back here to hang for the rest of the season as a consultant to lend a fresh set of eyes and spice things up a bit.  

2 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:

My hope is that Daboll gets canned soon and, having buried the hatchet (I think, from what I heard) with Sean, comes back here to hang for the rest of the season as a consultant to lend a fresh set of eyes and spice things up a bit.  

Having said that, and having seen who the Giants have on staff, there's no way they should fire him before the end of the year unless Dart gets hurt and can't play.  

[milfandcookies]

Takes a QB with a rocket arm and proceeds to make him throw it 20 times a game behind the line of scrimmage 

[zow2]

McDermott said in his presser that the offense cannot be one dimensional. He literally said they need to throw the ball better to WRs, TEs and RBs.  So i think he’s giving Brady an earful about it.

[hondo in seattle]

I get our receiving corps isn't the best and that Brady has some good qualities.  But I don't think he's adept at scheming a downfield passing game.  And I don't see things getting much better the rest of the season.  So I'm hoping McD and Brady hire a hotshot passing game coordinator to help him out next year.

 

Edited 11 minutes ago by hondo in seattle

[Chaos]

Based on the various pressers, it seems McDermott consider's Brady and Babich more as interns that coordinators. Its a problem.