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Entropy
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| ditchdigger wrote: | | BBIB wrote: | | BrownieTheElf wrote: | | I don't like the guy but Vick should be considered as well if he leaves. |
Vick would be ideal fit but he won't be considered if for no other reason you can't like Vick play in the Dawg Pound.
THe media and opposing fans would have too much of a field day with that
But in order these are the QBs who should be considered through trade and free agency
1)Joe Webb- Arguably as athletic as RGIII with a stronger arm. PRoblem is he's not the most accurate of passers, yet in the Chip Kelly system he could be significantly more efficient.
2)Terrelle Pryor- Chip Kelly tried very hard to recruit Pryor at Oregon and Pryor would be a perfect fit in the NFL. ALthough he may cost a little more in trade now that the Raiders future plans at the QB position are murky.
3)Dennis Dixon- Maybe not a full-time starter but the absolute perfect backup for Chip Kelly's system. Unlike Darron THomas, he actually has the speed to translate to the next level that would give defenders fits. He's 2-1 as a starter even without the innovative Kelly
4)Thad Lewis- Watched this kid at Duke and was impressed that he could even make Duke semi-competitive in several games. He's got the physical tools to be a decent player in this league especially in that system
5)Josh Johsnon- He's 0-5 as a starter but in CHip Kelly's system he could be an ideal backup and could look far better than his twice as many INTs as TD ratio he has right now in the league
6)Tyrod Taylor- Another work in progress as a passer but much more ideal fit for Kelly's system
The top 2 guys especially have the most upside and especially the first guy in Joe Webb because he has that acceleration and that great arm strength
I think he's a prospect that many have overlooked as the perfect fit for that offense |
Boy, that's a tall stack of garbage.
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I saw that too...so much wrong, so little time
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I Like Joe Webb a lot for this offenses until the 2014 draft 
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1 Thad Lewis
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BooyaCS
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Chip isn't going to run the read option in the NFL it just isn't going to work. What I think happens is something like this
Kelly brings in Norv Turner or Ken Wisenhunt to be his OC. They will run their offense but use Kelly's concepts and techniques (Like the Patriots did when they sent their coaching staff to Eugene).
Then I think if Ray Horton doesn't get a HC gig he comes in and runs a LeBeau style Zone Blitzing scheme.
I am thinking something along the lines of the Offense Jim Kelly ran under Marv Levy (the Sugar huddle/no huddle run and shoot) with an attacking defense.
Players I think may be gone
QB - Weeden (regmie change), Colt (Banner said in the HC plans yeah plans to get another draft pick).
RB - Brandon Jackson, Chris OBGYN
WR - Cribbs, MoMass
TE - Watson, Smith
FB - Smelly and Maricic (does Kelly even use a FB?)
LB - Fujita, and possibly Gocong
S - Young, Hagg, Gipson
CB - Skrine, Wade and Brown
P - Hodges
K - Dawson
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| Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2013 11:53 pm Post subject: |
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| ditchdigger wrote: | | BBIB wrote: | | BrownieTheElf wrote: | | I don't like the guy but Vick should be considered as well if he leaves. |
Vick would be ideal fit but he won't be considered if for no other reason you can't like Vick play in the Dawg Pound.
THe media and opposing fans would have too much of a field day with that
But in order these are the QBs who should be considered through trade and free agency
1)Joe Webb- Arguably as athletic as RGIII with a stronger arm. PRoblem is he's not the most accurate of passers, yet in the Chip Kelly system he could be significantly more efficient.
2)Terrelle Pryor- Chip Kelly tried very hard to recruit Pryor at Oregon and Pryor would be a perfect fit in the NFL. ALthough he may cost a little more in trade now that the Raiders future plans at the QB position are murky.
3)Dennis Dixon- Maybe not a full-time starter but the absolute perfect backup for Chip Kelly's system. Unlike Darron THomas, he actually has the speed to translate to the next level that would give defenders fits. He's 2-1 as a starter even without the innovative Kelly
4)Thad Lewis- Watched this kid at Duke and was impressed that he could even make Duke semi-competitive in several games. He's got the physical tools to be a decent player in this league especially in that system
5)Josh Johsnon- He's 0-5 as a starter but in CHip Kelly's system he could be an ideal backup and could look far better than his twice as many INTs as TD ratio he has right now in the league
6)Tyrod Taylor- Another work in progress as a passer but much more ideal fit for Kelly's system
The top 2 guys especially have the most upside and especially the first guy in Joe Webb because he has that acceleration and that great arm strength
I think he's a prospect that many have overlooked as the perfect fit for that offense |
Boy, that's a tall stack of garbage.
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If those guys were in a traditional offense like the west coast offense it would be a tall stack of garbage.
But what Chip Kelly is going to do is make a whole lot of purists and traditionalists have nightmares by tearing down dogma after dogma about the style of play you need to be successful on offense in this league
It's all about building an offense to fit the guys in your system which ironically how the west coast offense was created in the first place |
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| BooyaCS wrote: | Chip isn't going to run the read option in the NFL it just isn't going to work. What I think happens is something like this
Kelly brings in Norv Turner or Ken Wisenhunt to be his OC. They will run their offense but use Kelly's concepts and techniques (Like the Patriots did when they sent their coaching staff to Eugene).
Then I think if Ray Horton doesn't get a HC gig he comes in and runs a LeBeau style Zone Blitzing scheme.
I am thinking something along the lines of the Offense Jim Kelly ran under Marv Levy (the Sugar huddle/no huddle run and shoot) with an attacking defense.
Players I think may be gone
QB - Weeden (regmie change), Colt (Banner said in the HC plans yeah plans to get another draft pick).
RB - Brandon Jackson, Chris OBGYN
WR - Cribbs, MoMass
TE - Watson, Smith
FB - Smelly and Maricic (does Kelly even use a FB?)
LB - Fujita, and possibly Gocong
S - Young, Hagg, Gipson
CB - Skrine, Wade and Brown
P - Hodges
K - Dawson |
If they wanted to do that they would just hire Norv Turner
The only reason you go out and have the guts to get a college coach is if you stick to that college coach's identity. The idea that Chip Kelly is going to run a Norv Turner offense is just plain silly.
He's going to bring his schemes to the league.
Schemes that work because of concepts of diversion, deception, and decision that translate to any level of football
It's 11 on 11 instead of 10 on 11.
And the zone read is just one part of the offense although it's a signficant staple.
They don't run the zone read 80 times per game
But he's also not going to run it 0 times per game |
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Entropy
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| BooyaCS wrote: | Chip isn't going to run the read option in the NFL it just isn't going to work. What I think happens is something like this
Kelly brings in Norv Turner or Ken Wisenhunt to be his OC. They will run their offense but use Kelly's concepts and techniques (Like the Patriots did when they sent their coaching staff to Eugene).
Then I think if Ray Horton doesn't get a HC gig he comes in and runs a LeBeau style Zone Blitzing scheme.
I am thinking something along the lines of the Offense Jim Kelly ran under Marv Levy (the Sugar huddle/no huddle run and shoot) with an attacking defense.
Players I think may be gone
QB - Weeden (regmie change), Colt (Banner said in the HC plans yeah plans to get another draft pick).
RB - Brandon Jackson, Chris OBGYN
WR - Cribbs, MoMass
TE - Watson, Smith
FB - Smelly and Maricic (does Kelly even use a FB?)
LB - Fujita, and possibly Gocong
S - Young, Hagg, Gipson
CB - Skrine, Wade and Brown
P - Hodges
K - Dawson |
Smelly might stick, he's atheltic enough, Smith, Gipson, Wade, belong in a different group than the others...the "doesn't really suck" group...then the 3rd group would be Watson, Dawson, and Gocong ...they are all good players.
But yeah, having the QB hit 90 times a season just on runs is a very bad idea in the NFL. No way Kelly does that.
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| Casimir Pulaski wrote: | 1 Thad Lewis
Slash and burn the rest. |
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| BBIB wrote: | If those guys were in a traditional offense like the west coast offense it would be a tall stack of garbage.
But what Chip Kelly is going to do is make a whole lot of purists and traditionalists have nightmares by tearing down dogma after dogma about the style of play you need to be successful on offense in this league
It's all about building an offense to fit the guys in your system which ironically how the west coast offense was created in the first place |
Quarterbacks still have to throw the football right? All those guys are garbage throwers for the football. No scheme will hide the fact that they are all garbage throwers of the football.
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Entropy
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| BBIB wrote: |
If those guys were in a traditional offense like the west coast offense it would be a tall stack of garbage.
But what Chip Kelly is going to do is make a whole lot of purists and traditionalists have nightmares by tearing down dogma after dogma about the style of play you need to be successful on offense in this league
It's all about building an offense to fit the guys in your system which ironically how the west coast offense was created in the first place |
You're right about the WCO. See, we are Browns fans and a lot of us know our own history.
The critical pieces of the WCO, by the way, are receivers and a QB that understand how to read the defense the same way. Then they need the actual athletic ability to use that read to execute a play.
Paul Brown didn't just throw scrubs in there, neither did Walsh.
They had talented players at QB, WR, TE, RB, and on the offensive line.
You are talking like the scheme makes up for less talented players. Like it makes up for lacking abilities to run, catch, throw, or block...or read a defense.
Kelly's scheme is designed to adapt to defenses using talent on the roster and to attack quickly to limit the defense's ability to adapt or substitute.
One unique thing about the scheme is how the speed between plays is used to effectively control the ball as well as score quickly. Also, the efficiency in calling plays and audibles quickly as well as changing plays after the snap is rather unique too.
But make no mistake, it still requires WRs than can beat man coverage, QBs that can throw accurately to every spot on the field, RBs that can make defenders miss in space and catch the ball out of the backfield, OLinemen that can block (and guards that can pull), TEs that can catch as well as block...nowhere does his scheme make up for weak-armed passers, or less talented players in general
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its crazy looking at a lot of the better dual threat/more mobile QBs will be coming out next year possibly...damn lol
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| buno67 wrote: | | its crazy looking at a lot of the better dual threat/more mobile QBs will be coming out next year possibly...damn lol |
There will be no shortage of that talent pool in the future because of how many big programs are running spread option offenses and how these QBs are more prepared at the college level coming out of HS with all the QB camps, drills, etc |
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| ditchdigger wrote: | | Casimir Pulaski wrote: | 1 Thad Lewis
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I agree too
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| Entropy wrote: | | BBIB wrote: |
If those guys were in a traditional offense like the west coast offense it would be a tall stack of garbage.
But what Chip Kelly is going to do is make a whole lot of purists and traditionalists have nightmares by tearing down dogma after dogma about the style of play you need to be successful on offense in this league
It's all about building an offense to fit the guys in your system which ironically how the west coast offense was created in the first place |
You're right about the WCO. See, we are Browns fans and a lot of us know our own history.
The critical pieces of the WCO, by the way, are receivers and a QB that understand how to read the defense the same way. Then they need the actual athletic ability to use that read to execute a play.
Paul Brown didn't just throw scrubs in there, neither did Walsh.
They had talented players at QB, WR, TE, RB, and on the offensive line.
You are talking like the scheme makes up for less talented players. Like it makes up for lacking abilities to run, catch, throw, or block...or read a defense.
Kelly's scheme is designed to adapt to defenses using talent on the roster and to attack quickly to limit the defense's ability to adapt or substitute.
One unique thing about the scheme is how the speed between plays is used to effectively control the ball as well as score quickly. Also, the efficiency in calling plays and audibles quickly as well as changing plays after the snap is rather unique too.
But make no mistake, it still requires WRs than can beat man coverage, QBs that can throw accurately to every spot on the field, RBs that can make defenders miss in space and catch the ball out of the backfield, OLinemen that can block (and guards that can pull), TEs that can catch as well as block...nowhere does his scheme make up for weak-armed passers, or less talented players in general |
You're exaggerating the lack of ability of Joe Webb, Terrelle Pryor, and Dennis Dixon if you're insinuating that none of those guys could make the necessary throws in a Chip Kelly offense.
And no one says that they didn't have responsibilities at the line of scrimmage, but so do his QBs in college. If college QBs can handle it I'm pretty sure guys who have seen an NFL playbook can make the adjustments
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Entropy
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| BBIB wrote: | | Entropy wrote: | | BBIB wrote: |
If those guys were in a traditional offense like the west coast offense it would be a tall stack of garbage.
But what Chip Kelly is going to do is make a whole lot of purists and traditionalists have nightmares by tearing down dogma after dogma about the style of play you need to be successful on offense in this league
It's all about building an offense to fit the guys in your system which ironically how the west coast offense was created in the first place |
You're right about the WCO. See, we are Browns fans and a lot of us know our own history.
The critical pieces of the WCO, by the way, are receivers and a QB that understand how to read the defense the same way. Then they need the actual athletic ability to use that read to execute a play.
Paul Brown didn't just throw scrubs in there, neither did Walsh.
They had talented players at QB, WR, TE, RB, and on the offensive line.
You are talking like the scheme makes up for less talented players. Like it makes up for lacking abilities to run, catch, throw, or block...or read a defense.
Kelly's scheme is designed to adapt to defenses using talent on the roster and to attack quickly to limit the defense's ability to adapt or substitute.
One unique thing about the scheme is how the speed between plays is used to effectively control the ball as well as score quickly. Also, the efficiency in calling plays and audibles quickly as well as changing plays after the snap is rather unique too.
But make no mistake, it still requires WRs than can beat man coverage, QBs that can throw accurately to every spot on the field, RBs that can make defenders miss in space and catch the ball out of the backfield, OLinemen that can block (and guards that can pull), TEs that can catch as well as block...nowhere does his scheme make up for weak-armed passers, or less talented players in general |
You're exaggerating the lack of ability of Joe Webb, Terrelle Pryor, and Dennis Dixon if you're insinuating that none of those guys could make the necessary throws in a Chip Kelly offense.
And no one says that they didn't have responsibilities at the line of scrimmage, but so do his QBs in college. If college QBs can handle it I'm pretty sure guys who have seen an NFL playbook can make the adjustments |
NONE of those guys can make accurate throws to every spot on the field in the NFL...not one of them
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