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<blockquote data-quote="33jacket" data-source="post: 632148" data-attributes="member: 628"><p>Collins is way to loyal to his OC. I dont ever expect a change. This may be a sucky ride on offense for years unless generational talent comes in. </p><p></p><p>The oc hire was terrible. He doesnt major in anything. He is a copycat oc with no training under the wing if someone with ingenuity. </p><p></p><p>He may know x and os but its not about if your qb can presnap read. I watch intelligent coaches with offenses with creative pass packages using qbs who cant read a d nor throw a pass that great do just fine because its the design of the system that helps. Heavy screen game, types or rpos, pick style plays and crossing routes vs man, half field rollout plays reading 2-3 at most or reading off the smash combo, there is so much we can do to balance youth in this system, with the talent we have, and can recruit to and grow we arent doing at all. </p><p></p><p>Just not a fan of anything i see</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="33jacket, post: 632148, member: 628"] Collins is way to loyal to his OC. I dont ever expect a change. This may be a sucky ride on offense for years unless generational talent comes in. The oc hire was terrible. He doesnt major in anything. He is a copycat oc with no training under the wing if someone with ingenuity. He may know x and os but its not about if your qb can presnap read. I watch intelligent coaches with offenses with creative pass packages using qbs who cant read a d nor throw a pass that great do just fine because its the design of the system that helps. Heavy screen game, types or rpos, pick style plays and crossing routes vs man, half field rollout plays reading 2-3 at most or reading off the smash combo, there is so much we can do to balance youth in this system, with the talent we have, and can recruit to and grow we arent doing at all. Just not a fan of anything i see [/QUOTE]
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