Poor Sam Bradford......Schotty

[Maschine_Man]

Schotty is terrible and anybody that defends him is brain-dead.

where is the proof that he is any worse then any other OC when given the same talent to work with?


I think it's easier for most Jets fans to blame the OC then to place the blame on their top 5 drafted QB that is supposed to be the saviour of the organization

 

[JLova]

Nah, I actually really can't stand J-Lova. He's the only dude besides Courtdog I have on ignore.

The feeling's mutual, I would love to see you in person. All that shyt you pop on here would suddenly disappear.

 

[MarloStanfield]

where is the proof that he is any worse then any other OC when given the same talent to work with?


I think it's easier for most Jets fans to blame the OC then to place the blame on their top 5 drafted QB that is supposed to be the saviour of the organization

So when does the OC get blame ? Would u want Schotty as your OC ?

 

[Maschine_Man]

So when does the OC get blame ? Would u want Schotty as your OC ?

there are way worse OC's than shotty, and yes at one time I would have rather had him than some of the idiots that Miami has had

 

[MarloStanfield]

there are way worse OC's than shotty, and yes at one time I would have rather had him than some of the idiots that Miami has had

That still doesn't state Brian is a good OC because there are others that are worse. Dude is terrible, and you put all blame on Sanchez, when the OC should put quarterback in positions to succeed.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

No one is defending Schotty in here, just stating how he is a dead horse at this point.

 

[LastEmperor2k2]

where is the proof that he is any worse then any other OC when given the same talent to work with?


I think it's easier for most Jets fans to blame the OC then to place the blame on their top 5 drafted QB that is supposed to be the saviour of the organization

This is dead on.

He was deemed the Sanchize so quickly, hopes were so high for him and as we all know the OC is always the first guy to get the blame.

 

[Brady-Carter]

Pouring out a little bit of my beer for Schotty...


As a Pats fan I am going to miss him. That was my rivals OC

 

[Maschine_Man]

why is it though that when any other QB fails its because of the qb 99% of the time??

but since its the jets and sanchez, then it must have been shotty....couldn't be the qb...naw never.

I mean, its not like they were loaded at talent in every other position...

 

[NYC Rebel]

why is it though that when any other QB fails its because of the qb 99% of the time??

but since its the jets and sanchez, then it must have been shotty....couldn't be the qb...naw never.

I mean, its not like they were loaded at talent in every other position...

Who is riding for Sanchez like you're manufacturing? Please....do tell



And theres no measurable to Schotty's inabilty to call games according to what's presented to him. He's come into games insisting on forcing a round peg into a square hole.

 

[Absolut]

http://www.the-coli.com/gamblers-anonymous/41328-sept-30th-brawl-big-apple.html

 

[calh45]

where is the proof that he is any worse then any other OC when given the same talent to work with?


I think it's easier for most Jets fans to blame the OC then to place the blame on their top 5 drafted QB that is supposed to be the saviour of the organization

I usually don't join in these Schotty bash sessions that Reb has had over the past half decade, but I paid attention last year and Schotty is terrible.

The two gifs in this thread is proof. The OC has two main responsibilities play calling and play design. Some OC's like to be simple in their play calling, but their play design skills are intricate. Each play has layers that allows for an option to be open no matter what defense. This is kinda true for most WCO coaches. Some use simple plays and let their play calling throw the defense off balance.

His plays obviously aren't layered. His play calling isn't throwing the defense off balance. Look at the first gif Reb posted. The defense is waiting for the WR's to run hitches. You can put it on players running the wrong depth, but he called the same play on 3rd and 9 that he did on 3rd and 5 in New York. That's not to mention that Bradford had a statline that's reminiscent of Sanchez 198 yards passing and 1 TD on 25 attempts. Stephen Jackson, who we all know to be talented, 21 rushes 50 yards....sounds kinda like Shonne Greene the past couple years. Running plays can also be predictable as hell too.

I guarantee you when he called that play every person in the Ram huddled pulled this face or this one or this or this

The team is also held back by Jeff Fisher's terrible antics as well. If I hear one more analyst call dude a great coach I'm gonna lose it.

 

[Maschine_Man]

I usually don't join in these Schotty bash sessions that Reb has had over the past half decade, but I paid attention last year and Schotty is terrible.

The two gifs in this thread is proof. The OC has two main responsibilities play calling and play design. Some OC's like to be simple in their play calling, but their play design skills are intricate. Each play has layers that allows for an option to be open no matter what defense. This is kinda true for most WCO coaches. Some use simple plays and let their play calling throw the defense off balance.

His plays obviously aren't layered. His play calling isn't throwing the defense off balance. Look at the first gif Reb posted. The defense is waiting for the WR's to run hitches. You can put it on players running the wrong depth, but he called the same play on 3rd and 9 that he did on 3rd and 5 in New York. That's not to mention that Bradford had a statline that's reminiscent of Sanchez 198 yards passing and 1 TD on 25 attempts. Stephen Jackson, who we all know to be talented, 21 rushes 50 yards....sounds kinda like Shonne Greene the past couple years. Running plays can also be predictable as hell too.

I guarantee you when he called that play every person in the Ram huddled pulled this face or this one or this or this

The team is also held back by Jeff Fisher's terrible antics as well. If I hear one more analyst call dude a great coach I'm gonna lose it.

But when Favre was there Thomas Jones was a Pro Bowler.... So explain that?
Sanchez is just an avg QB, you CAN'T make chicken salad out of chicken Shyt.

maybe the plays he's been calling for are based on the fact that that is all that Sanchez can handle. I highly doubt that he is calling plays so his team can fail.

Also, those two gifs show me NOTHING. two isolated plays in different situations.

How do we know Jeff didn't call for a more "safe" play. or that he wanted to go conservative? the Rams were winning and were playing very well against the lions. Who knew that the Lions were gonna bring it at the end and drive down for the td?

again, Sanchez is a career 55% passer. Which is ANYTHING from great at all.
His mediocrity is being "saved" by placing the blame on the OC. WHO, when had a decent QB showed to be more than adequate with play calling.

And his play is even more questionable knowing that he has a pro bowl OL in front of him and good receivers


Face it, Maybe Sanchez just isn't that good.

EVERY OC is going to make a few calls that you will question. EVERY OC in the NFL will do it.

Picking a few plays and questioning them isn't gonna sway anyone at all.

SHow me in a full game or in a couple games where he has put his team in positions to fail then I will believe it. But from what I see, and I DO watch a lot of Jets games, he hasn't proven to be any worse than any other OC.

Maybe you guys need to watch other games so you can compare his calls to others. or maybe just accept that Sanchez's accuracy and consistency is more of the reason why they have failed on offence

 

[Maschine_Man]

Who is riding for Sanchez like you're manufacturing? Please....do tell



And theres no measurable to Schotty's inabilty to call games according to what's presented to him. He's come into games insisting on forcing a round peg into a square hole.

I'm not gonna say shotty is a great OC at all, but Sanchez is, IMO more to blame than the OC

 

[calh45]

But when Favre was there Thomas Jones was a Pro Bowler.... So explain that?
Sanchez is just an avg QB, you CAN'T make chicken salad out of chicken Shyt.

maybe the plays he's been calling for are based on the fact that that is all that Sanchez can handle. I highly doubt that he is calling plays so his team can fail.

Also, those two gifs show me NOTHING. two isolated plays in different situations.

How do we know Jeff didn't call for a more "safe" play. or that he wanted to go conservative? the Rams were winning and were playing very well against the lions. Who knew that the Lions were gonna bring it at the end and drive down for the td?

again, Sanchez is a career 55% passer. Which is ANYTHING from great at all.
His mediocrity is being "saved" by placing the blame on the OC. WHO, when had a decent QB showed to be more than adequate with play calling.

And his play is even more questionable knowing that he has a pro bowl OL in front of him and good receivers


Face it, Maybe Sanchez just isn't that good.

EVERY OC is going to make a few calls that you will question. EVERY OC in the NFL will do it.

Picking a few plays and questioning them isn't gonna sway anyone at all.

SHow me in a full game or in a couple games where he has put his team in positions to fail then I will believe it. But from what I see, and I DO watch a lot of Jets games, he hasn't proven to be any worse than any other OC.

Maybe you guys need to watch other games so you can compare his calls to others. or maybe just accept that Sanchez's accuracy and consistency is more of the reason why they have failed on offence

Dude has a 6 year track record of mediocrity and you're bashing the players? Coaches are just as fallible as players are if not more. Sanchez has talent. That talent didn't disappear once he went to the NFL. That's the same with every player drafted. You're cool with bringing up the history and trends of Sanchez, but you're saying it might be Jeff Fisher's fault that they run the same exact play on 2 different teams in the same situation? Nope. It's the offensive coordinator. He worked under his dad where his pop's offenses were run in the same exact way. That's why they never won anything.

I'm a Niners fan. I don't live in NY surrounded by nothing, but Jets and Giants. I watch every fukking game and if you read what I said I avoided these because I thought they were bullshyt until I paid attention so either you don't pay attention or you don't know what you're looking for.

Also, Brett Favre runs what he wants. He always has. Bringing him up is non-sense because he changed plays all the time. None of his coaches tripped about it except for Childress in Minnesota.