here's the thing with offenses they have five times the amount of plays in that playbook that's called on a given game plan and on a given day it's the coaches responsibility to throw the game plan out when it's not working in the second quarter and switch to something else and just I don't care just let Prescott all his own place they can get in the house and go you know what F all this let's just go play go run nine routes all day I don't care I get what you're saying but the compliment ends when the defense doesn't play well so when they see this in the game they have to adjust.. And when they don't this is what you get from your quarterback a frustrated and irritated quarterback with a bunch of irritated wide receivers because they're not trying to throw the ball downfield So what do they go do they force it downfield three straight times and they get intercepted the game was already out of reach it was already over these interceptions didn't count except for they made Prescott the issue on Monday morning
but in my opinion he wasn't the issue it's the play calling it's the execution it's the penalties it's the defense it's Tony Pollard being underutilized he should not be utilized as a number one back between the tackles and now he's fumbling he's ineffective..
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There are so many things that we can go to before Prescott This is why it gets ridiculous to talk about.. I hope they're having it come to Jesus moment in these closed door meetings aren't just about hey we just need to clean it up and be ourselves no you need to change yourselves when these things are happening teams have this label on you now.. Kinda like when Mike Tyson lost his shine when he gets knocked out and can't go long rounds so then they take these inside now is that they have on the guy and now they play the long game until they wear out Tyson and then they beat him Tyson never was the same once they exposed him this happens in sports you have to make adjustments or you're gonna end up having a really bad season..
They call it a blueprint but I call it a book the book is out on the defense and they know that the play caller was trying to be conservative on O they come in with that game plan the defense starts getting beat but again why isn't the play caller the coach the offensive coordinator and the quarterback getting together and saying we need to throw this in the trash and just start playing you don't think they still have the same playbook way in the back that they used the last two years with Kellen Moore it's still in there didn't they say they only change about 30% of the playbook in some of the the verbiage well then why aren't we pulling those plays back out why isn't there more motion why isn't there more movement and double moves things to get get guys open they seem to be running a lot of the things that we hated about Kellen Moore's offense and not running the things we liked about Kellen Moore's offense it seems like the same offense to me just the play calls are now different...
I think the narrative here the biggest one that just makes me laugh out loud is that they changed this to a conservative offense to protect Prescott because he doesn't throw down field well I mean have you watched the last three seasons where Kellen Moore being wide open pass happy and you have Prescott putting up a lot of yards a lot of touchdowns and not a lot of interceptions and even when he was stolen interceptions last year he was scoring a lot of points this has nothing to do with the quarterback 's ability to throw the football past five yards of the line of scrimmage and checking the ball down he is very capable of doing it the other way but is the play caller is the scheme it is the players able to...????
