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The 1st quarter didn't go well, as they had Haley calling plays and they were predictably too conservative on the first couple of drives.
I don't know when they will finally just freaking realize that the offense flies sky high with Ben calling plays, and is handcuffed with Todd calling plays. Stop trying to make the traditional play calling work and just let Ben do his thing all game long.
Can it get any more obvious that we kick major *** with Ben doing the no huddle?
But the biggest surprise was their switching things up on D. I was pleasantly surprised that instead of play calling the same old way (blitzing) the Steelers threw the Skins for a loop by only rushing three and dropping 8 into coverage.
No one saw this coming, and it worked. Skins were totally prepared for beating our blitz but it rarely came. Who injected some creativity into this team? I am not sure but I like it. We can be an effective D playing this way. Everything leading
into this game said if we got pressure on Cousins, we win, if we don't, we lose. Well, we barely even tried to blitz and we mostly had a solid game with D; not dominant, by any means, but paired with the O, plenty good enough to win games.
Previous to now, this team was bullheaded and trying to make their plan work, regardless if predictable. That is a stupid way to coach. Now, on both O and D, we aren't so predictable and it is a vast improvement over the old way they were coaching.
In war, you do not just do the most obvious and try to muscle your way; it is far more effective to do moves that are unexpected. The days of Green Bay running plays everyone knew was coming and succeeding any way are over.
I don't know when they will finally just freaking realize that the offense flies sky high with Ben calling plays, and is handcuffed with Todd calling plays. Stop trying to make the traditional play calling work and just let Ben do his thing all game long.
Can it get any more obvious that we kick major *** with Ben doing the no huddle?
But the biggest surprise was their switching things up on D. I was pleasantly surprised that instead of play calling the same old way (blitzing) the Steelers threw the Skins for a loop by only rushing three and dropping 8 into coverage.
No one saw this coming, and it worked. Skins were totally prepared for beating our blitz but it rarely came. Who injected some creativity into this team? I am not sure but I like it. We can be an effective D playing this way. Everything leading
into this game said if we got pressure on Cousins, we win, if we don't, we lose. Well, we barely even tried to blitz and we mostly had a solid game with D; not dominant, by any means, but paired with the O, plenty good enough to win games.
Previous to now, this team was bullheaded and trying to make their plan work, regardless if predictable. That is a stupid way to coach. Now, on both O and D, we aren't so predictable and it is a vast improvement over the old way they were coaching.
In war, you do not just do the most obvious and try to muscle your way; it is far more effective to do moves that are unexpected. The days of Green Bay running plays everyone knew was coming and succeeding any way are over.