Petzing gets a HC interview???

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Maybe by running the least effective passing scheme in K1s career.

Or when he calls 2&19 draw plays or 3&21 trick plays.

Quantify "least effective"?

Kyler was 12th in EPA per pass after being 27th last year, 28th the year before, I can't find older data.

I think Kyler misses a lot of opportunities with poor recognition and poor throws, but this scheme makes what he does do efficient.

His two previous years were also worse for yards per game. And while his YPA sucks vs the rest of the league it was actually his joint 2nd highest of his career.
 

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Quantify "least effective"?

Kyler was 12th in EPA per pass after being 27th last year, 28th the year before, I can't find older data.

I think Kyler misses a lot of opportunities with poor recognition and poor throws, but this scheme makes what he does do efficient.

His two previous years were also worse for yards per game. And while his YPA sucks vs the rest of the league it was actually his joint 2nd highest of his career.
Until Kyler proves he can exploit the intermediate middle of the field he will remain a little above ordinary.

We all believe we need edge and DT. However, this offense underperformed. This regime might be thinking we need to solidify the biggest, baddest o-line possible.
 

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Until Kyler proves he can exploit the intermediate middle of the field he will remain a little above ordinary.

We all believe we need edge and DT. However, this offense underperformed. This regime might be thinking we need to solidify the biggest, baddest o-line possible.
which is better than since Palmer, right?
 

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which is better than since Palmer, right?
Here’s the polarizing thing with Kyler. Most believe there probably isn’t a better option for us this year. So.
Some believe he is adequate.
Many believe he can be better.
Many believe he should be better.
Many believe he will never be better.
 

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Until Kyler proves he can exploit the intermediate middle of the field he will remain a little above ordinary.

We all believe we need edge and DT. However, this offense underperformed. This regime might be thinking we need to solidify the biggest, baddest o-line possible.
We can and should be able to do both. We have a ton of cap space and a draft deep with talent at two defensive areas of need. How about we throw money at the OL in FA and draft our needs, with maybe a Hargrave tossed into the FA mix? Or an edge?
 

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We can and should be able to do both. We have a ton of cap space and a draft deep with talent at two defensive areas of need. How about we throw money at the OL in FA and draft our needs, with maybe a Hargrave tossed into the FA mix? Or an edge?
Absolutely. There is no reason not to expect some bold moves. I don’t see us trading multiple high picks to make a trade.
However we could and should absolutely solidify this o-line. You probably know how I feel about removing any excuses for Kyler. It’s already been said, “See what Kyler did against the 49ers when he has time.”
We have our starting right guard and right tackle with significant injuries… and not by developing rookies.
That side needs to be fixed immediately.
 
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