PFF Top 10 Offensive Coordinators entering 2023 season

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Interesting .........





https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-ranking-top-10-offensive-coordinators-2023


2. KELLEN MOORE, LOS ANGELES CHARGERS​

Kellen Moore has been hired by the Chargers to finally answer the question of whether Justin Herbert has been held back by his coaches in Los Angeles, or whether he skews toward more conservative play than somebody with his talents should. Herbert has had the lowest turnover-worthy play rate in the NFL for the past two seasons and one of the lowest average depths of target.

Dak Prescott was significantly more aggressive in Dallas with Moore running the offense, and it’s a system that wants to rely on the quarterback as much as possible. Moore’s reputation is already high, but unleashing the best version of Herbert this season will only enhance it.



10. BRIAN SCHOTTENHEIMER, DALLAS COWBOYS​

This will be Brian Schottenhemer’s fifth stint as an offensive coordinator between the NFL and college football — and his first since he was let go by the Seattle Seahawks. With Kellen Moore departed from Dallas, the Cowboys and Mike McCarthy clearly have defined ideas about where they want this offense to go, and Schottenheimer has always leaned toward the run game (in part, seemingly in search of the magic number 53).
 
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MountaineerCowboy said:
Why’s that interesting?

The only offense better since Moore became OC is the Chiefs.

Y’all gonna find out quick that Moore was never the problem. He got the best out of what he had to work with.
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Who said I was talking about Moore?

FYI.....I'm a bit surprised Schottenheimer made the list
 

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gtb1943 said:
We will see; I had a lot of problems with his play selection at critical times in games.
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Yes….it was his lack of adjustments and sometimes dumb calls (like the incredibly obvious and slowly developing end arounds and stretch plays that basically always lost yards) that were the issue. Situationally lacking at times. Most of the time, our guys got it’s done in the course of the game, but when we needed, sometimes the calls made no sense.
 
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MountaineerCowboy said:
Why’s that interesting?

The only offense better since Moore became OC is the Chiefs.

Y’all gonna find out quick that Moore was never the problem. He got the best out of what he had to work with.
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Moore too busy managing the game like it’s madden tbh. I think some of his issues show up with the chargers, they are the afc version of us anyways
 

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MountaineerCowboy said:
Why’s that interesting?

The only offense better since Moore became OC is the Chiefs.

Y’all gonna find out quick that Moore was never the problem. He got the best out of what he had to work with.
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Like Risen, when proven wrong are you going to duck and dodge like a little snake as well? Just curious.
 
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I’m not sold on our current oc by any means but it’s clear whatever game plan km would come up with didn’t suit well with daks limitations
 
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Hawkeye0202 said:
Who said I was talking about Moore?

FYI.....I'm a bit surprised Schottenheimer made the list
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You posted Moore and Schot.

I just assumed that you didn't think Moore was thought that highly of as evident from you including him in your post.
 

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MountaineerCowboy said:
Why’s that interesting?

The only offense better since Moore became OC is the Chiefs.

Y’all gonna find out quick that Moore was never the problem. He got the best out of what he had to work with.
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the offense was better with Dak at the helm. it was putrid otherwise. he got the best out of what he had to work with, which was crap with anyone not named Dak.

but hey, don't let facts get in the way of your Bash Dak Over Dallas Cult agenda.
 
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CowboysFaninHouston said:
the offense was better with Dak at the helm. it was putrid otherwise. he got the best out of what he had to work with, which was crap with anyone not named Dak.

but hey, don't let facts get in the way of your Bash Dak Over Dallas Cult agenda.
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Herbert easily has a better season than Dak this year.

My account against yours?

Deal?
 
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