Re: Bruce Arians "is having one heck of a year"
And who's to say that he isn't putting the players in the best position to be successful? We've witnessed plenty of plays that are designed to player's strengths. Do you suggest he's making player's task more difficult? I don't believe that to be the case. What coach would want to make tasks more difficult for his players?
At the time of the call, BA believes he calls the perfect play for the situation. You expect him to believe differently? I am certain all coaches feel they call the perfect play. I don't believe any of us would feel any differently if we were coaches. It's easy to suggest the play call was poor after the fact. We would probably feel differently if we had insight into why a certain play was called.
I am sure the play calling is a factor in the red zone struggles. I also believe execution is the larger issue in regard to red zone struggles. I believe the execution needs to be even better in the red zone where rush lanes and windows to throw into get tighter. IMO, most of the focus should fall onto the people that actually play the game.
The Chargers were 2nd in the league in ppg last season. This season they dropped down to 12 in ppg. I believe the Chargers have the same coaching staff. The biggest difference in that offense is Rivers is having an terrible season.
We can make the same comparison with Packers. They were 10th in the league in ppg last season. This season they are number one in ppg. I believe that jump coincides with the play of Rodgers.
Originally posted by BradshawsHairdresser
At the time of the call, BA believes he calls the perfect play for the situation. You expect him to believe differently? I am certain all coaches feel they call the perfect play. I don't believe any of us would feel any differently if we were coaches. It's easy to suggest the play call was poor after the fact. We would probably feel differently if we had insight into why a certain play was called.
I am sure the play calling is a factor in the red zone struggles. I also believe execution is the larger issue in regard to red zone struggles. I believe the execution needs to be even better in the red zone where rush lanes and windows to throw into get tighter. IMO, most of the focus should fall onto the people that actually play the game.
The Chargers were 2nd in the league in ppg last season. This season they dropped down to 12 in ppg. I believe the Chargers have the same coaching staff. The biggest difference in that offense is Rivers is having an terrible season.
We can make the same comparison with Packers. They were 10th in the league in ppg last season. This season they are number one in ppg. I believe that jump coincides with the play of Rodgers.

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