Bill Lazor Stats

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(09-19-2017, 07:59 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: I read an article that included a bit from an interview with Tyler Boyd, from one of the fanboy sites, might have been Cincy Jungle.  Boyd came out and said that Zampese was making things too complicated, having too many options for every route, on every play.  Basically said that his offensive scheme caused him to be bogged down in thinking about too many things, rather than just going out there and playing the game.

I'd say that Lazor's big challenge is going to be getting defenders out of the box, so that the running game can get some success.  All he can do is take a hard look at the talent that he has available, look at what they can execute well, and translate that into a plan of attack on the next defense they face.  

It's not a position that I envy, with Lazor.  I'm not expecting any sort of miracles to happen overnight.  I'm just hoping that he can sort out some of the problems, and enable the offense to sustain some drives.  Eventually, that will result in some scoring.

Wasn't this also the case with a former OC (I wanna say Gruden)?
IIRC, things got much simpler going from Gruden to Hue or Brat to Gruden.

And it would make sense make things simpler. Not every football player in the NFL is a scholar. Keep the playbook smaller and let the players make things happen.