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New offensive analyst Max Drisko

passitback said:
LMAO, I just hate the hybrid roles. An OC should be more than enough to call our running and passing plays. Same is true for defense.
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The problem isn't your preferences, the problem is you seem to have absolutely no idea what football coaches do and what these titles mean, bud.

Good news for you, the DC and the OC will be calling all the plays. You're welcome for saving your Sunday : )
 
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Cryptical Envelopment said:
The problem isn't your preferences, the problem is you seem to have absolutely no idea what football coaches do and what these titles mean, bud.

Good news for you, the DC and the OC will be calling all the plays. You're welcome for saving your Sunday : )
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I was about to jump off the Whitestone. Thanks. I appreciate that.

I still hate the titles...
 
passitback said:
I know but it just sounds gimmicky to me. Maybe I'm just being a traditionalist, but I think they are useless titles that do nothing but boost egos and create divisiveness.
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Likely justification to #1 pay somebody you want to bring in or keep more money, #2 see #1
 
Cryptical Envelopment said:
The problem isn't your preferences, the problem is you seem to have absolutely no idea what football coaches do and what these titles mean.
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CaneThang2020 said:
Hoping that this is a case of better the Jimmy and Joes, the better the OFF.

His offensive coordinator stints at lower level college football don't impress me but it can't be ignored that he has a previous working relationship with Dawson, which is obviously a positive.
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Contrary to popular believe, most innovation begin at the lower levels as they rely more on scheme than talent.
 
rch said:
Contrary to popular believe, most innovation begin at the lower levels as they rely more on scheme than talent.
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Spread offenses came from HS. We were running a spread in the mid 90’s when I was in HS and it made an enormous difference and fast. We beat teams we had no business beating because of using space against better athletes. It helped with blocking ,bigger throwing windows and getting guys open.
 
passitback said:
I know but it just sounds gimmicky to me. Maybe I'm just being a traditionalist, but I think they are useless titles that do nothing but boost egos and create divisiveness.
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Many modern contracts contain provisions stating that the employee may leave without forfeiting their deferred compensation if they are taking a promotion. The fancy title is to help them keep it (or to prevent a buyout cost).
 
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Cribby said:
Speed offenses came from HS. We were running a spread in the mid 90’s when I was in HS and it made an enormous difference and fast. We beat teams we had no business beating because of using space against better athletes. It helped with blocking ,bigger throwing windows and getting guys open.
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We should look into that…
 
passitback said:
I know but it just sounds gimmicky to me. Maybe I'm just being a traditionalist, but I think they are useless titles that do nothing but boost egos and create divisiveness.
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You're completely incorrect. If you want people driven to come to your organization one of the things that you can give them besides their paycheck is the perception on their career résumé of advancement, and these titles help attract people to essentially take lateral jobs. It’s pretty standard in the industry so I’m not really sure where the **** your take is coming from
 
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Ispyin said:
You're completely incorrect. If you want people driven to come to your organization one of the things that you can give them besides their paycheck is the perception on their career résumé of advancement, and these titles help attract people to essentially take lateral jobs. It’s pretty standard in the industry so I’m not really sure where the **** your take is coming from
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I'm aware this isn't new and coaches with these titles exist across the country. Hasn't always been the case. I think it's a bit extra, nothing. more or less.

Not sure why you're so charged by my post. LOL, take it easy, aint that serious.
 
Cribby said:
Spread offenses came from HS. We were running a spread in the mid 90’s when I was in HS and it made an enormous difference and fast. We beat teams we had no business beating because of using space against better athletes. It helped with blocking ,bigger throwing windows and getting guys open.
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The most depressing part of that history of the air raid article posted in another thread is when young upstarts Hal Mumme and trusted OL Coach protege Mike Leach visit Coral Gables / Dennis Erickson because that's where the innovation was found.
 
rch said:
Contrary to popular believe, most innovation begin at the lower levels as they rely more on scheme than talent.
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I agree. Which is why I highlighted not being impressed with his OFF Coordinator stint at the lower levels of college football.
 
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