re: This sounds familiar (BOB playcalling )

BoB’s idea of a game plan was to choose about a dozen plays that he thought should work against a team, script the first drive from them and then randomly select them for the rest of the game. After the opponent saw the scripted drive and made adjustments for those plays, our offense went in the shitter and became an exercise in Bryce audibling and improvising in an attempt to cobble together a drive. How BoB developed a reputation as a good OC is unfathomable. His philosophy is predicated on having an NFL caliber player at every position who can beat the man in front of him. If the talent is even near equal, you’re fricked. And he never adjusted anything to account for the strengths and weaknesses of the players he had. When Milroe went in, he tried to run plays that Bryce could handle but Milroe couldn’t. It’s just puzzling how inflexible and uncreative the guy was.