Criticizing the playcalling in games you aren't watching. You've reached a new low ya dingus. We cant run dude, our Oline is aweful and our stud running back is injured.never seen the game I'm out gold mining off the grid - but still see 20 rushes to 51 passes - lucky we won with the only TD in overtime.
never seen the game I'm out gold mining off the grid - but still see 20 rushes to 51 passes - lucky we won with the only TD in overtime.
I was unable to see how much speed Chris Johnson no longer has because dude was getting hit in the backfield more often than not... sort of like trying to drive a Porsche with the garage door still closed when backing out
Criticizing the playcalling in games you aren't watching. You've reached a new low ya dingus. We cant run dude, our Oline is aweful and our stud running back is injured.
How exactly do we propose we do that or are you simply just Trolling?
this whole thread is crazy... you are NOT going to run anywhere unless your o-line (or even just parts of it) are functioning at a passable level, at the very least.... all these statements of 'our stud RB is out" are laughable.... DJ wouldn't be able to run behind this non-existent o-line... just forget it... ain't gonna happen ...
Not able to run the ball is a horribly mismanaged football team, might as well just take away their coach card. Anybody that thinks it's ok too- it's not ok - it sucks - but 13 carries by your lead back is just stupid but not as stupid as throwing 50 times a game and expecting your online, qb and defense to hold up-
I remember a movie like that, haha - I expect more reruns than runs - yes you can expect me to bring this up, again and again - we can't run because of bad coaching that don't give a crap about the run - even with DJ I expected him to get 20 passes and 10 runs if he got 30 touches - it's just stupid folks - no Matter what you call me - it's fundamentally flawed football. Mo rb could succeed in this game plan- no online or qb either.
never seen the game I'm out gold mining off the grid - but still see 20 rushes to 51 passes - lucky we won with the only TD in overtime.
Not able to run the ball is a horribly mismanaged football team, might as well just take away their coach card. Anybody that thinks it's ok too- it's not ok - it sucks - but 13 carries by your lead back is just stupid -
yes you can expect me to bring this up, again and again
never seen the game I'm out gold mining off the grid - but still see 20 rushes to 51 passes - lucky we won with the only TD in overtime.
#1 - I agree with you
#2 - If you saw the game, you would see why they are not running the ball. Imagine a cat ball toy trying to knock over a steel wall.
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Yep dead on Rugby. The game is different & Thesmel thinks the wishbone is still alive & the way to win. Wrong!!! The majority of NFL teams pass the rock 60%+ of the time.That is cool.
And expect me to tell you, that what you are looking for does not happen in the NFL, or any organized football in this day and age, again, and again. You have every right to continue to beat said drum, but people have every right to take your idea, and tell you why it is not going to happen.
Just sayin'
For all the time you spend repeating the same rhetoric, take that time and look at the numbers and the stats of football over the last 10 years, and you will see, that what you are looking for does not exist.
You can complain about coaches being stubborn, but in return you are pretty stubborn in your beliefs that teams should run the ball like it is the year 2000.
And for the billionth, time I will say, I am a proponent of running the ball. I think if a team can figure out how to run the ball effectively in the NFL, said team would be borderline unstoppable against the smaller defenses put out on the field. I WANT to support more running in the NFL, and on the Cardinals. I would love for that to happen. But, unfortunately, the talent is not there to do so, the coaching is not there to do so, the new NFL rules are setup against this, etc., etc., etc.
Furthermore, as spread offenses continue to grow in the lower rungs of football, pretty soon there will be no coaches that know how to coach what football was 10 to 15 years ago.
Combination of the college game, and the classic NFL coaches retiring is going to create a take over, and the spread offenses, and option offense will come into the NFL because that will be all that is known.
So, sure the Cardinals can run the ball more, and they can lose more too. They do not have the running backs or the offensive line to have any success.
Nothing is gain when the threat of the run is risking a 3 yard pick up at best.