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Started with about 4 minutes left in the 3rd, because they were down 3 scores, and the Titans can milk clock with Henry.

Miami in the same situation against FIU and Duke and Enos never goes into any kind of hurry up offense.

Other than he's an idiot, does anyone know why? I never heard him talk post game about any of that, or any reporter ask him.

Ravens just changed the plan because they had to, and it's like it never entered Enos's mind. I wouldn't be surprised if he struggles finding another high level coaching job. It truly is gross negligence.
 
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honestly, it has been like this for years.. It has driven me nuts. It was not just our last OC it was our last several OCS. Being down by multiple touchdowns in the second half means its time for urgency. The last several coaching staffs made this same error. Rhett Lashlee's normal offense has urgency- so for atleast this year we will not have to worry about that.
 
So how did it work out for the Ravens? Fast or slow you have to complete passes. We just did not do that very often as an offense and it was not because the WR were not open.
 
omaha said:
So how did it work out for the Ravens? Fast or slow you have to complete passes. We just did not do that very often as an offense and it was not because the WR were not open.
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Titans played some defense. Amazingly when you take away what a guy does well like Jackson and force him to do what he doesnt to well. Jackson forced to run wide and throw to the sidelines where he is not very accurate. Playoff football much different than a regular season game. Jackson as good as he is needs to improve his accuracy.
 
I cannot for the life of me figure out what happened to this team between Louisville and FIU. It's really the most bizarre sequence of events to go from playing your two best games of the season to playing your absolute worst. It was more than coaching and playcalls.
 
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