re: All those worried about Brady......

So I need 10,000 post ta post? Haha! You guys are unreal. I do know Coach O on a first name basis. There are people out there that can run this offense. 1 guy is at the Bengals. They are plenty more. NFL probably has lots of them. Payton told Brady not to go to LSU. Most of those guys want to stay pro guys.

Sure would like to see Pettigrew step up and make his presence known, he sure seemed on his way in the spring last year. It was great to see all the o-linemen who will most likely start next year get a lot of playing time. The thing that I hope the next guy can do is communicate the checks, route combos and precision in which the wr's played with this year. If Ensminger, Joseph and analysts picked all this up the offense should be ok.

Well, believe as you wish. I never said we were best friends.

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Well, believe as you wish. I never said we were best friends.

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I don’t give a fu€k about you. I only associate with peasants.


Edit- this was not intended for ShockSpot. Accidentally responded in wrong thread.

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There's more to running this offense than reading Brady's play sheet and regurgitating it.

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Exactly! I have some pretty decent cooking skills; but I could watch the best chef in the world and even have his recipe book, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that my food will come out looking and tasting the same way.

When watching videos of practice excerpts, it appeared as though Brady really knew how to teach the offense and help players understand on the field how to read the defense and figure out what they need to do in running or changing their route. My concern is finding a coach that can not only understand what has been put in place, but will know how to properly teach it to the players and continue expanding on what has been done.

The problem is trying to isolate one thing being responsible for a happening. There was way more than Brady’s spread at play. There was Joe Burrow. There was the best OL we have had in awhile. There was a RB who was a perfect fit for the offense. There were a lot of good receivers at WR, TE and RB. There was depth on the team at all offensive positions.

Believe it or not a lot of those same things are here for the 2020 season. Cregg will reload the OL, the receiver situation is virtually the same, and we have some really talented RB and TE. The playbook is still here. The play caller is still here. If Brennan does a good job, and I think he will, this wil be a really dangerous offense.

As for the D, it could be better than last year.

Brady didn't create a new offense or anything. We were just extremely proficient at running it. We ran it to perfection. I'm sure ensminger learned some things from Brady that he will keep in your offense moving forward. We are going to be fine. We weren't going to run the exact same offense this coming year we did last year anyway. Different personnel and different qb more than anything. We have to make an offense that maximizes our talents and what we do well. They will get it done. Geaux tigers.

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I know Coach O personally.

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me too man, me too

Ok. I have been a HS coach for 25 years. Coach O has recruited my kids at every stop and I have been to numerous coaching clinics at LSU as well as practices. I am a recruiting junkie. I keep up with recruiting a lot. I recently sat and listen and then talked to Bengals QB coach at Senior Bowl coaching clinic. Dude knows a lot. The offense he talked about and went over is very similar to LSU’s last year. I suspect lots of pro coaches knew this offense. I was just repeating what he said for the board. But as usual everyone shits on people who come here with stuff. I have read this board long time without posting anything.

This guy worked with McVay at Rams. They ran very similar stuff. Slinger working with Brady a year and having access to tape should give him a huge jump start. Slinger is no idiot.