Post by Oneback on Nov 13, 2022 16:59:00 GMT
OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR:
(Bill Cowher): The offensive coordinator always has to be thinking at least one play in advance. He must know his options and, based on the result of a play, make an instant decision and get the right personnel package in the game.
Note: Cowher gave QB two reads: “Look here first; if you don't like that one, look over there”. Most of the time we kept those two options to the same side of the field. (Work hard on Quarterbacks NOT getting out of the pocket before they should).
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OUR THINKING ON PLAY CALLING:
#1. We never “scripted” plays (neither did Steve Spurrier or Joe Gibbs). At the game, you simply determine how they are playing you, and call the game from there.
#2. I always tried to “STAY ONE PLAY AHEAD”. On EACH play I called (sent in), I always had the NEXT play(s) in mind depending on if the play I called succeeded or failed.
#3. We did not believe in signaling in plays. We much preferred to send the play in by shuttling two “X” receivers.
billmountjoy@Qyahoo.com
(Bill Cowher): The offensive coordinator always has to be thinking at least one play in advance. He must know his options and, based on the result of a play, make an instant decision and get the right personnel package in the game.
Note: Cowher gave QB two reads: “Look here first; if you don't like that one, look over there”. Most of the time we kept those two options to the same side of the field. (Work hard on Quarterbacks NOT getting out of the pocket before they should).
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OUR THINKING ON PLAY CALLING:
#1. We never “scripted” plays (neither did Steve Spurrier or Joe Gibbs). At the game, you simply determine how they are playing you, and call the game from there.
#2. I always tried to “STAY ONE PLAY AHEAD”. On EACH play I called (sent in), I always had the NEXT play(s) in mind depending on if the play I called succeeded or failed.
#3. We did not believe in signaling in plays. We much preferred to send the play in by shuttling two “X” receivers.
billmountjoy@Qyahoo.com