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Okay. Serious post. So Greg Roman employs a ton of play action fakes and bootlegs. Really studying his past, I really don't think he's historically been the main problem.
This fits in beautifully with Lamar. Lamar is really adept at throwing on the run and bootlegs with him are a dangerous proposition that no defense in the game wants to face. This, plus the fact that both TEs are good, makes only strengthens my viewpoint: build the damn line. Snead and the TEs are going to eat any opposition alive with this if we have a strong running game. Worrying about a deep threat is still important but it ain't going to matter if we can't beat teams off the ball.
I think that's a more than fixable issue in due time.As long as Lamar sees the seam when it’s open... too many times he didn’t see the seam coming open for a large gain on what he’s already proven so far are throws he can make routinely when he makes that read
Matt Waldman said on his podcast he doesn't agree with Kolmann's assessment. It was very interesting to hear his stance because he's basically the only analyst who actually likes Lamar. His key statement was: Mahomes played phenomenally because Andy Reid allowed Mahomes to be who he is and didn't restrict him in certain areas i.e ban his crazy baseball-esque throws. However he doesn't think that Harbaugh and Roman are going to take the same approach and as a consequence might hinder Lamar's progression/development.
https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/greg-roman-is-rolling-college-style-ideas-into-ravens-offense
This is not promising. The Chargers beat us because the offense was a gimmick and saw right through it. The last thing we need is more gimmicks, even if it makes things easier for Lamar. Let's hope that this is just smoke and mirrors.
https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/greg-roman-is-rolling-college-style-ideas-into-ravens-offense
This is not promising. The Chargers beat us because the offense was a gimmick and saw right through it. The last thing we need is more gimmicks, even if it makes things easier for Lamar. Let's hope that this is just smoke and mirrors.
Not sure who it was but I can remember a post asking about where Bozeman is likely to smart. Assuming Harbaugh's hard-on for Hurst and Lewis has finally calmed down, I would honestly put him at LG. Bozeman isn't going to be an all-pro or anything, but I could see him turning into an above average LG. Honestly, I'd want my C in Greg Roman's offense to be more agile. Bozeman is a lot of things, technically sound, strong as a bull, smart, but he's not that. Remember, Roman runs a ton of zone. Bozeman has experience with that, but I'm worried his lack of agility from the C position would hurt that. The LG position is not nearly as important as a lot of people think it is in this scheme. I don't want to hear about Hurst's pulling. He was overrated by the fanbase in that regard. We had Hurst and Skura at G that season(who both SUCK), and the only reason Collins had any success is because of scheme deception once again(Roman really is a genius). You can get away with having less-than stellar athletes at the RT and LG positions in this scheme. Orlando Brown Jr. is going to be a very good RT, but he's not a great athlete.
We really REALLY need a C. It's far and away the biggest need on the team. If we go into next season with Skura starting at the C position, we are not going to go very far.
We're wasting a lot of precious time for rookies to acclimate. Yes our offense incorporated gimmicky plays, but some of the Chiefs and Saints most effective plays are concepts from college with some window dressing. We need to find ways to drastically improve our passing offense and install a scheme which we can adjust on a weekly basis.https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/greg-roman-is-rolling-college-style-ideas-into-ravens-offense
This is not promising. The Chargers beat us because the offense was a gimmick and saw right through it. The last thing we need is more gimmicks, even if it makes things easier for Lamar. Let's hope that this is just smoke and mirrors.
Andy Reid requires his staff to study the college game every offseason and bring in new plays to update his offense. College Plays. it's definitely doesn't mean "gimmicky".We're wasting a lot of precious time for rookies to acclimate. Yes our offense incorporated gimmicky plays, but some of the Chiefs and Saints most effective plays are concepts from college with some window dressing. We need to find ways to drastically improve our passing offense and install a scheme which we can adjust on a weekly basis.
Harbaugh and Wink took the same approach last season and rebuilt the defense and it was pretty successful. However we had the right players in place to play this new scheme. On offense we don't have much atm
Lamar looked shook and indecisive, but it doesn't help that almost every o-line got beat (some worse than others).I am not entirely sold that the reason they beat us was because of a "gimmick" offense
Lamar looked shook and indecisive, but it doesn't help that almost every o-line got beat (some worse than others).
Complete incompetence on the coaching. They did nothing to inspire confidence in him. The fact that they're building an offense complete from scratch is promising for Lamar's development.I was a lot more upset at how we insisted on running the ball in the same direction. That seemed like an issue for me than anything else. They really did not try to do anything different until the 4th quarter.
I was a lot more upset at how we insisted on running the ball in the same direction. That seemed like an issue for me than anything else. They really did not try to do anything different until the 4th quarter.
Lamar looked shook and indecisive, but it doesn't help that almost every o-line got beat (some worse than others).