hmcorp;3617035 said:
Why is he ill suited for it if it is very effective and has given us our best goal line plays. It didnt work this time because it is evident that we needed to take him out. which we did. he didnt play well but he run that play very well and has for the past two years.
He isn't, hasn't been, and never will be suited for pulling. If you can't or won't see that much, there's no point in talking about it further. Davis' game is power, not mobility. He'd have fit in well with Dallas' power lines of the '90's. He's miscast in Air Garrett's attack.
Yardage? The reason we have to have so much yardage is because our field position sucks. We constantly start within our 25. Our defense can only get a three and out if they are on our 50 yard line already. And god forbid they get a takeaway.
Once again the saints are struggling to score this year.
1. less takeaways.
2. less defensive scores.
3. less short fields.
something this offense has dealt with for the past 2 years. And continues to deal with because special teams and the defense suck.
I won't debate that fact, but that doesn't explain to me why the team can't score when they do get there? As you said, they move up and down the field, but when it counts, Garrett can't get the job done. All we have are the pretty yardage numbers and no scoring, equalling yet another loss.
now the offense is sucking in the red zone. hence fire garrett. but you dont rack up yards on offenses because the defense KNOWS YOUR PLAYS and has you figured out...thats just stupid.
What's 'stupid' is trying to use the yardage excuse at all. You either score points or you don't. No 'points' awarded for yardage, therefore they mean nothing.
Garrett's got the best offensive talent in the league at his disposal and the guy still can't score. Look at the numbers, it's been his MO since he got the solo coordinator job after Sparano left.