re: Grubb's Offensive Identity

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Grubb was asked about our identity and he stated that our identity was to get the ball to playmakers in space

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Can anyone name a play Saturday where we did this beyond a QB scramble? If it's our entire identity, shouldn't we be able to accomplish it one time during the game?

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So grubb recognizes he has no real coaching prowess and prays that he has the athletes to cover for him in the hopes no one else recognizes it, too?

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If the execution was perfect across the board then I would agree but we can all see that it's not. No coach is telling 12 to continue to hold onto the ball too long and take sack fumbles. No one is telling him to throw the ball inaccurately or for a WR to stop running on his route so the ball was picked. No one is telling 7 to drop the ball multiple times or for our WR to run one yard short of the sticks. The other sack they highlighted on the broadcast with the out and up should have been throw a second and a half before he took the when 7 was coming out of his break and open. I dont think it's easy to call a play under center where your QB cant move his foot because his OL was put into his damn lap.

First step to finding who you are is the plan accordingly.

What is the plan to get our "playmakers the ball in space"? Is that the 20 yard route when it's 3rd & 4?

So, I’ll say this for grubb, he tried two easy passes in the first drive of the game to quiet the crowd, give Keelon some confidence and so on. They were both batted down. On second down, we had the ball to a motioning Rico Scott to the short side of the field for a yard. Total bullshite call. All three of those plays were ran to the left side, short side and all were within about three yards of each other.
Either that’s some lazy coaching or something else is supposed to happen and Keelon is a dumbass.

I just really think Grubb doesn’t want to be here and never did.

You nailed it. Congrats!!!


The problem isn't that we have no identity, the problem is that we have only one identity: deep, long-developing pass plays. Anything else that we run is a distraction. And if the other team plays a defensive scheme designed to take away deep, long-developing pass plays and force us to commit to anything else, we will ignore what they are doing and stick to those plays. It is literally our only plan.

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Are you on the coaching staff by chance?

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I'm not. If i was I would probably tell all of us that we are dumbasses after reading this board for a few minutes.

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On second down, we had the ball to a motioning Rico Scott to the short side of the field for a yard. Total bullshite call. All three of those plays were ran to the left side, short side and all were within about three yards of each other.
Either that’s some lazy coaching or something else is supposed to happen and Keelon is a dumbass.

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Do you understand formation in the boundary? Do you know what it does to the defense? I personally dont think you do because you wouldnt just spew dumbass stuff like this to call it lazy coaching when you dont have a clue.

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I just really think Grubb doesn’t want to be here and never did.

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I’d rather have Tommy Rees or Nick Sheridan at this point. They at least tried to fit the offense to the personnel. Grub is just an arrogant Left Coast fig. Sucks as a football coach.

You can’t just run on TN, it only works if you avoid interior runs because they were annihilating our IOL.

There were yards outside and via the QB run but not inside.

I prefer a system that doesn't require a 1st round NFL talent to be successful and even then isn't.