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Dawson can get ****ed too

CDWright40 said:
dawson calls the plays. Im sick of people blaming mario.

how many wr screens?
why 12 formation when your TES are dog ****
Why why why

Dawson is the OC- these are his calls. If they were not he wouldnt be in miami he would have taken the Rice job last year.
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Ok, got it, Dawson sucks. An assumption that play calling isn’t a collaboration of Mario, OL coach & Dawson is hard to imagine.
 
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So Dawson walks over to Mario on the sidelines and there is a yelling exchange. Was this about Mirabal calling a ****** running play or was it about something else. Asking for myself…
 
bacane said:
Ok, got it, Dawson sucks. An assumption that play calling isn’t a collaboration of Mario, OL coach & Dawson is hard to imagine.
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Game plan yes- play calling no. On game day if mario tells him to call more than one play Id be surprised.
 
Boring *** game. Total snooze fest. Been down this road countless times. The outcome is more indicative of our coaching talent than the players on our roster.

Hopefully Mario figures this out. If not, just load up our roster, get fired, and be replaced by a more competent HC that comes in and wins.

I won't hold my breath, but that's about the best I got for you all.
 
PSU Cane said:
They should take turns asking Dawson about the run game this week.
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The run game? How about asking about discipline specifically out of the OLine.

If I'm Mario I'm LITERALLY benching every single Olineman and starting all backups to start next game. Idgaf. Those mothe****ers combined with Mario's lame *** conservative moments cost us the game
 
Unsider said:
So Dawson walks over to Mario on the sidelines and there is a yelling exchange. Was this about Mirabal calling a ****** running play or was it about something else. Asking for myself…
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It was a 3rd and 2 run to the right, and brown cut it back to the left and lost a yard. Think he was mad Brown didn't just go right and pick up the 2 yard that was likely there for the 1st
 
Calinative said:
It was a 3rd and 2 run to the right, and brown cut it back to the left and lost a yard. Think he was mad Brown didn't just go right and pick up the 2 yard that was likely there for the 1st
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I see, he took the Gap A as opposed to Gap B…

He should have yelled at the player then. Most coaches do.
 
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I thought that open 2nd half drive from Dawson was good. Would like to see more up tempo but that is probably not his call.
 
mossmadness said:
Dawson sucks.
It’s not like he had this history of high ranking offenses in any of the analytics, and then Mario killed him.
This isn’t a Riley-Dabo situation.

Dawson has been a really bad OC his entire career.
But that’s why he got the job. What he does, doesn’t work. But what he does is exactly what Mario wants.
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Dowson has to be kicking himself in the balls for not taking another job after last season,he's never going to be more appealing.He's going to take a ****** job after this year as it's obvious it's over between him,Mario and Mirabal.
 
The question I have is this.

Let's say for the sake of argument, that Dawson is running what Mario and Mirabal want him to and not what he wants to.

If he went rogue today and spread SMU out five wide and put up 49 and the results vindicated his approach, what could Mario and Mirabal really do?

At some point you are a grown man and you've got the headset and the playsheet. Call what you think will win and deal with Mario and Mirabal's bro-ball whining later. ****, take the coward route and tell them you're calling what they want but Beck keeps changing the plays. Whatever. But at some point, "My boss won't let me do what I want" sounds like a tired argument.

If Mario fires you even after a season where you win him a bunch of games calling your type of offense and scoring a bunch of points, that won't be an indictment on you. That will be an indictment on Mario and I feel like the coaching community will see that and you'll land on your feet with a good OC job somewhere.

And this is only if you believe that's what's happening here. If this *is* Dawson's offense then that's a whole other can of worms.

Either way, his product or the product he allows Mario/Mirabal to dictate to him is a poor reflection on him as much as it is on them.
 
You run the ball right up the middle on every 3rd or 4th and 1 with everyone packed in tight. Play action with a TE or someone leaking out would go for an easy TD.
 
CoachDannyMiaz said:
The question I have is this.

Let's say for the sake of argument, that Dawson is running what Mario and Mirabal want him to and not what he wants to.

If he went rogue today and spread SMU out five wide and put up 49 and the results vindicated his approach, what could Mario and Mirabal really do?
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nothing. Supposedly Guidry did that last year.
 
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CDWright40 said:
SMU can not defend the pass or stop our power running game. Spread out the formations and free up the box- pound fletcher.

Get the TEs off the field- they suck balls. all of them. God is miss Cam ******* McCormick. At least that dude blocked his *** off.

Bringing bauman and Lofton in motion to whiff blocks and create TFLs is the best defense any team can run against us.

Dawson is a ****wad who has success with a play and then runs it 10 times more in a game. That fourth down where they ran the toney motion is a perfect example.

Dawson can go **** himself.
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You're exactly right, brother.

I have no idea why we need Bauman and Lofton on the field when four wide, five lineman, Beck, and Fletcher was our best offense today. Not even close.
 
The idea of Loften is everything wrong with Mario.

I know DMoney and I guess few others think he is some great football player when healthy and there is like one or two NFL teams that have success with someone like him.

But year in and year out, you don’t see the top teams in CFB having a glorified FB as a major component of their offense.

What’s the most explosive play Lofton would have even if he was healthy?

Lofton always represented a Miami offense that was going to load the backfield and stack the box. And that’s exactly what we’re doing.

And having the kind of success doing it outside of Cam that one would expect running a dinosaur system.
 
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