Zampese Report Card

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(09-20-2016, 06:14 AM)wolfkaosaun Wrote: D

The offense struggles and has no real identity. In the first half of the Jets game they only ran 5 times to 25 passes. But Hill averaged over 4.0 YPC.

In the last game, there was a ton of dink and dunks. The offensive line didn't seem to get into rhythm the past two weeks and there seems to be confusion all around.

The offense has only done well because Dalton calling plays and taking full control. Look at the last two drives against the Steelers.

Also, against the Jets when the offense was struggling, Dalton called a different play that allowed LaFell to get a huge gain. Dalton also called the TD throw to Green in that game.

There's little to no substance with this offense. It has the ideas of Hue but no execution. Players aren't on the same page. Play calling is predictable. They didn't really take shots against the Steelers until later on. Was very dink and dunk.

Didn't even get Gio involved until it was almost too late.

I am not impressed with Zampese. He's known this offense for years, coached Dalton and has been around almost all these offensive players for years. There's no excuses. I don't care if he never called a game before. You've been promoted for a reason. So far, Zampese has not shown why he earned this job.

Is that harsh? A bit. Yes.
But should the offense be doing better and actually be on the same page?
Absolutely.

No excuses for the play calling that's been happening. 84 throws in the last two weeks while you have Gio and Hill on the bench?

I'm going to be honest; you didn't like this move from the start, so you haven't given him a chance yet, deserved bashing or not.