I still think its an odd situation because all we heard from McCarthy on lessons he learned from being fired was that he would call his plays at his next stop. That went out the window when Jerry told McCarthy to meet his new favorite son Kellen Moore. And how long of leash does Moore have? If offense isn't clicking by week 6 does McCarthy put his foot down. This team has so many variables this can go any which way. I say just sit back and enjoy the show as we watch aging wealthy man trapped in his head try to navigate a fast changing environment.
yeh, i think it's a odd setting too. In that you have McCarthy West coast offensive system ..and Kellen's time-based offense. One system is based off throwing to a spot before a receiver comes in/ out of his breaks.
while another system emphasizes throwing to a receiver once he does come out of a in/out cut in his breaks , the variations of short pass game vs vertical push ball pass game.
they say its' all same " terminology" but that sounds like a good wording but i'd like that to be best explained in details for me.
There were pluses and minuses to Kellen's game but it still points promising and optimistic for a guy so young and inexperience, but imagine what he could eventually be under a much better innovative HC.
Though aside from the RPO formations, i liked how Kellen mimicked the Sean McVey style Rams offense with varying his formations and giving offenses
different pre-snap looks and motion. and there was a difference in pass routes designs and a better emphasis in pushing the ball downfield in the pass game.
There was a marked, better difference in dak's throwing mechanics, quicker in-out huddle time, quicker progression reads and decision making and quicker in getting the ball out of his throwing hand.
And that also includes the RPO's that Kellen implemented into the offense on a regular basis.
