McCarron hype gaining steam

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(06-24-2015, 08:40 PM)wolfkaosaun Wrote: That's what happened later on down the line when he didn't have players that fit his scheme. That was Bratkowski's biggest struggle, implementing his playbook to fit what his players could flourish with.


Bratkowski's offenses worked early on in his career, even without Palmer. He ranked 13th or higher passing in 5 of his first 6 years. But then his offense began to stall as he wasn't really a "run-first" coordinator. He tried to be, and failed at it. Everyone remembers that. From '08-10, he just couldn't revise his offense to what the players were good at.

Exactly about Brat, early on with the Bengals Brat actually ran some pretty good offenses. Whether he just got to predictable, just didn't keep up with the times, players were just different, or something else I dunno ? But his offense got really stale ! I don't think he ever really understood how to capitalize on what his players excelled at.

I think this was also Jay's biggest downfall, he ran "his system" with little regard for what the players are good at !

I'm hoping Hue doesn't suffer from this.