Tampa Ba...ker is our QB now :francis: | 2023 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Thread
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holidayinn21
:SmugMoneyMike:
Buddy looked the part, and slick talked his way to a HC Gig being a mid play caller
Best of luck to the guy, but this isn't a big loss
holidayinn21
:SmugMoneyMike:
Since we all know that Todd ain't hiring no black OC, my guess is Brad Idzik gets promoted to OC
Lmao. I disagree thoBuddy looked the part, and slick talked his way to a HC Gig being a mid play caller
Best of luck to the guy, but this isn't a big loss
I liked the thing Canales was doing. He def had some clunkers as a first year OC, but overall I’d say he was a positive
This HC hiring is super premature. Carolina is gambling on Dave’s vibrant personality and he got connections to the GM. Canales got a mouthpiece on him (pause)
He wins at press conferences fa sho. Best of luck to him
Breh, we dropped NINE points on Carolina in Week 18 with his offense and that was enough for them to look at him for a hire
On another note, how about Eric Bieniemy as OC?
My thinking is they watched the film and seen all the dudes Baker was missing that were wide open. He was trash that game albeit injured. I know he missed Evans on a TD bomb that was short armed (granted, Mike might not have caught the fukkin ballBreh, we dropped NINE points on Carolina in Week 18 with his offense and that was enough for them to look at him for a hire
On another note, how about Eric Bieniemy as OC?
)Word on the street is Bienemy is hard to work with. But I don’t see how the Commanders don’t promote him unless they try to grab one of the hotter names out there
holidayinn21
:SmugMoneyMike:
I'll concede that he got better late in the season, and that he was handcuffed by Todd. But I saw so much mediocrity in his play sequencing, his misuse of Rachaad and Chris, and a basic 2017 Sean Mcvay scheme that was carried by talent. His new team, with a midget rookie, and the worst line in football, had the same amount of opening drive TDs we did (Zero
)A better play caller would've gotten so much more out of this offense. That's why I believe the replacement is gonna be at worst, the same
yseJ
Empire strikes back
how is this possible in the modern NFL ?I'll concede that he got better late in the season, and that he was handcuffed by Todd. But I saw so much mediocrity in his play sequencing, his misuse of Rachaad and Chris, and a basic 2017 Sean Mcvay scheme that was carried by talent. His new team, with a midget rookie, and the worst line in football, had the same amount of opening drive TDs we did (Zero
A better play caller would've gotten so much more out of this offense. That's why I believe the replacement is gonna be at worst, the same
Yeah, I think that is where the problem is at. The play sequencing was shaky af. It’s like we would run a really well designed play then the next two would be head scratchers. The flow was offI'll concede that he got better late in the season, and that he was handcuffed by Todd. But I saw so much mediocrity in his play sequencing, his misuse of Rachaad and Chris, and a basic 2017 Sean Mcvay scheme that was carried by talent. His new team, with a midget rookie, and the worst line in football, had the same amount of opening drive TDs we did (Zero
A better play caller would've gotten so much more out of this offense. That's why I believe the replacement is gonna be at worst, the same
But do we trust the QB in a new system and play caller? A QB who has never had good back to back seasons in the same system, let alone a new one
If the Glazers had balls like that they would reset this whole thing
holidayinn21
:SmugMoneyMike:
Word is Minnesota may try to sign him. Let him walk. Draft a QB. It's time
Todd has some security, so he could afford to bring in another first time play caller/rookie QB, and allow them to develop together.
Piff Perkins
Veteran
Lions fan peeping in...
Has the Bowles shyt fest ended or are folks still calling for him to be fired over a meaningless end of game situation. Just based on the reactions from NFL and analytics twitter you can sense a lot of anger and resentment that this man still has a job. Even after winning the division and a playoff game.
Has the Bowles shyt fest ended or are folks still calling for him to be fired over a meaningless end of game situation. Just based on the reactions from NFL and analytics twitter you can sense a lot of anger and resentment that this man still has a job. Even after winning the division and a playoff game.
I don't think that end of game situation really swayed anyone's opinion on him. I would say a majority (>50%) of the fanbase wanted him gone before the game, but there's a good chunk of the fanbase that are indifferent towards him. I'm in the crowd that's indifferent towards him. It's clear the players love playing for him, so he definitely hasn't lost the locker room. The team also overachieved this past season.
The reason so many want him gone is his conservative approach on offense while having the complete opposite approach on defense with his blitz calls. He's the play caller on defense. We're the worst rushing team in the league, but he's dead set on "establishing the run." He's stuck forcing his OCs to run an antiquated system. It's really weird too since he's from the Bruce Arians coaching tree. Anyway, it makes the offense flat and predictable. The timeout situation in the Lions game was just fodder for the guys who want him out. Everyone knew the game was over.
