11-02-2016, 07:57 PM
(11-02-2016, 06:17 PM)XenoMorph Wrote: you have to adapt to the bad oline play... Hue seemed to manage that okay as the OL has only turned over 1 player since those times.
Routes are taking to long to develop need to get back to the fast attack (ie quick releases by Dalton)
You also have to remember this is his first time as an OC, I think that's something too many people are overlooking. Hue had alot more experience as a coach at that level even befote he became the OC. Also, people keep acting like Hue was infallible when he was here. We've already seen how big of a difference Eifert makes on the offense. Not having one of the best redzone targets in the league isn't exactly a small deal.
One player changing can make a big difference for an OL, especially when that change is to someone playing like Ced . Even the Pats line was doing terrible when they traded Mankins at the beginning of the season. It took them weeks and mutiple changes before they got theirs figured out.
