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Originally Posted by 70Chip
The advantage for us using no huddle now is that it would take the play calling away from the coaches somewhat. It might also prevent the coaches from using their personell packages which tips off their plays. We tend to run out of run formations and pass out of pass formations. It may also create more urgency in the hearts and minds of the players.
The negatives are that if you are unsuccessful you put your defense back out on the field faster and that offensive linemen hate it. I think we need to get back to basics first with the power running game and play action. I would say that our offensive problems are two in number: 1. No running game, and 2. Predictability of play callling.
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Sometimes the smartest thing is the simplest thing. I think that's the case for us.
Give the ball to portis, and when it isn't in his hand...it should be a hot potato... and that's where Brunell needs to step up once he's given the oppurtunity. If we run the ball well and Brunell still is looking 10 years too old, then a QB controversy should arise.
I'm actually starting to get excited for the offense again. I see a feast ahead of the famine. HTTR.