"Appearing as a guest on the "Up and Adams Show" with Kay Adams, McLaurin said he was shocked by the amount of space he was given by the Bears defense on the play, saying it was a free play for him. "I came off the sideline and I was like 'Oh this is a free 10-12 yards," McLaurin said. "It was free. Honestly, it's funny because we're on the winning side of it but we practice those moments. Jayden [Daniels] came in the huddle, we know what the situation was. If I get the ball or drop it or try to get extra yards, we run out of time. We emphasize those moments."
That is the difference between good coaching (Washington seems to have it now) and what we have with this current coaching staff. Our team looked so clueless... and they have too many clueless moments in critical situations in games. And it is troubling to see the team not ready to play, with the constant slow starts in games. T
Dan Quinn is a DC...how's it working out for Daniels? Daboll is an OC...hows it working out for Daniel Jones?
Daniels has Kliff Kingsbury... We all seen what Dan Quinn is when he doesn't have a good OC.
Daniel Jones isn't even an NFL quality starter. No one can fix him.
And Kliff Kingsbury has achieved what in the NFL? And I thought all you need is an offensive minded HC and you're good to go? Geno Smith wasn't an NFL quality starter either...until he had Shane Waldron...can't have it both ways bud.
Daniels has Kliff Kingsbury... We all seen what Dan Quinn is when he doesn't have a good OC.
Daniel Jones isn't even an NFL quality starter. No one can fix him.
And Kliff Kingsbury has achieved what in the NFL? And I thought all you need is an offensive minded HC and you're good to go? Geno Smith wasn't an NFL quality starter either...until he had Shane Waldron...can't have it both ways bud.
Lol Shane Waldron didn't fix him. Ask any Seahawk fan and they'll tell you the same problem the Bears are having is what they had. He's a failure of a OC.
And Kliff Kingsbury has achieved what in the NFL? And I thought all you need is an offensive minded HC and you're good to go? Geno Smith wasn't an NFL quality starter either...until he had Shane Waldron...can't have it both ways bud.
Lol Shane Waldron didn't fix him. Ask any Seahawk fan and they'll tell you the same problem the Bears are having is what they had. He's a failure of a OC.
I found an interesting Twitter thread from @butkusstats about Waldrons offense. To summarize, yes, he's a Shanny/McVay disciple, but his offense is a hybrid of that and the Erhardt Parkins offense which was run with the Patriots under Charlie Weiss, who Waldron also coached under in his two years there. Essentially that offense includes multiple play calls within each play call...2 passes and a run. The QB chooses which play to go with once everyone is lined up and he see's the defensive alignment/coverage. The QB, RB, and WR's are all making these reads and thus have to be aligned.
Because of all that it requires a lot of communication, chemistry, and reps. So it makes sense the offense has at times looked disjointed this early part of the season. The Bears are also asking Caleb to do A LOT...and its encouraging to see how well he is doing it being the rookie that he is.
I found an interesting Twitter thread from @butkusstats about Waldrons offense. To summarize, yes, he's a Shanny/McVay disciple, but his offense is a hybrid of that and the Erhardt Parkins offense which was run with the Patriots under Charlie Weiss, who Waldron also coached under in his two years there. Essentially that offense includes multiple play calls within each play call...2 passes and a run. The QB chooses which play to go with once everyone is lined up and he see's the defensive alignment/coverage. The QB, RB, and WR's are all making these reads and thus have to be aligned.
Because of all that it requires a lot of communication, chemistry, and reps. So it makes sense the offense has at times looked disjointed this early part of the season. The Bears are also asking Caleb to do A LOT...and its encouraging to see how well he is doing it being the rookie that he is.
I saw that too, and it does help explain a lot of what we are seeing in this first part of Caleb's first NFL season as a rookie.
