I guess I am not seeing it. What is it about Moore's offense that is so special? We don't really do anything innovative. He avoids attacking the middle of the field. On third and short he never ever calls quick slants. His redzone offense is not great. When we have the running game going, he doesn't utilize play action. I mean the list can go on. In my opinion he's a decent OC but nothing really special. Guys like this are a dime a dozen. I think if he left, he could be easily replaced.
Don’t anything innovative ?
-We operate multiple pre-snap motion and formations and move personnel around that it keeps team guessing, mis-guessing on what we’ll try to do.
-With the quick huddle tempo pace, along with the pre-snap motion offense and it takes a wear-toll on defenses,
physically and mentally
- Kellen has an very effective route design in his pass game scheme. Schemes works to help get players open
quickly and on the run,
- IMO, We do a impeccable job of spreading the ball around to various personnel .
- in 2019, in Moore’s rookie first year as OC, we were No.1 in total yards gain per game (even over the KC chiefs, Bucs)
- we were 5th in NFL rushing
- we were 2nd in passing per game
- we were 6th in NFL in scoring with 27.1
- we were 2nd in the NFL in 3rd down %
We scored almost 30 points on a Super bowl caliber defense vs Bucs,..and On the Road, in a hostile at that.
Kellen is not perfect, Is there room for improvement, of course,
The Red zone efficiency and player personnel settings can/should be much better.
I'm not always in love with his run scheme.
I used to blast Kellen for being conservative on the Road, ..maybe that seems to be changing
I used to blast him for not using the RBs in pass game enuff and not using Pollard enuff, ..that seems to be changing too.
He's still learning but he also has shown a great foundation to build off from,,.imo.