how about it just being time to move on from Kellen Moore. His lack of adjustments, and at times head scratching play calling, just hit his ceiling with this team. and if we are honest, I am sure a part of it was letting go of the last remnant pasrts of the Jason Garett era, which Kellen Moore obviously is a student of.
Ditto here.
Overall Kellen was a very good OC,.. but his limitations made us limited. As with any OC .. or DC, .you have to be able to expand and adjust.
Opposing will study and counter scheme what you like to do best .. what your tendencies are.
- You in turn have to equally counter-scheme them. And he just could not, did not show the capacity to do so.
- Teams throw heavy umbrella zones at him, Dak,..and Kellen cannot adjust accordingly.. but he sticks to and remained what he greedily prefer doing - the 11 personnel
(3 WR sets).. instead of 12 and 13 personnel to take advantage underneath the zone umbrella coverage.
- Plus teams know our RBs will only be a mere dump off safety valve, and not really implemented as weapons in the pass game. They don't have to worry about
deadly quick RB screen passes with a Tony Pollard ....or even a jet sweep with a Pollard, .. Kellen does not like/prefer RB screens .
- When something does work ..Kellen will mysteriously stop using it. Whether it's a mis-direction play, ..an RPO,..
- His play calling for certain situations at certain times is just one of the matters that was puzzling - ala GB game while up 28-14, he goes into a pass frenzy,
and allows a Rodgers comeback win.
- Some will keep pointing towards Kellen's offensive team stats which was among highest in NFL during regular season. .but what good is that when playoff teams such
as the Niners can keep a green record book to use it against us with success, ..over and over again, as we never adjust to ti ?