Patrick, you made a good point in that we have no identity.
-We try the super conservative in the first half = fail.
-We go to all spread formations in the second half = success.
I really liked what we did in the first quarter against Chicago, in that we seemed to mix the spread and the conservative playcalling. I mean, did we run Gore out of the spread at all today? Jimmy Raye has some good playcalling in his book, but he just doesn't know how to execute it. Then, as soon as there is an INT or some other mistake, we go back to super-conservative.
This has really got me thinking, why does Raye shift so dramatically in his playcalling? Is Sing influencing our playcaling, in that maybe he says "Okay Jimmy, Alex threw a pick, lets go back to conservative." Or in the second half of today, is he like "Okay Jimmy, open it wide up, and don't run it."
Maybe Sing influencing our offense much more than we think, which would seem to be a very bad thing. I mean, why didn't we start spreading it out once we were down 13-3? Our playcalling really has me