re: Coach O Is Crushing It

Joe was 52nd in YPG.

In any given year around 20 people have years that would break our passing record.

We have 3 seasons where 3000 yards were passed.

Plus Joe took almost every snap all season.
He threw 379/387 passes

If you look at 2007 Flynn three 2400 and RP threw another almost 700

Also RPs stats in 2007 make me want to cry he was so good.

I have to disagree with the wording here.

Crushing it would’ve been 11-2 and 13-1 with a playoff berth. He’s just doing what Les was doing so far, but if he takes the next step, then I would consider it crushing it.

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Because we were like a couple of seconds

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Auburn 2016 says hello.

It doesn't matter if its couple of seconds, five seconds, or a minute, there is a price to pay when you lose

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Really. Because we were like a couple of seconds from that last year and you're terribly unhappy.

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Yeah well Miles was a couple of seconds away from not being fired. Quit crying.

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And at The Saints, Brady was assigned the task of working Taysom Hill into an RPO package.

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Taysom Hill threw like 8 passes all uear

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Taysom Hill threw like 8 passes all uear

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More likely 5000+ passes in organized practices. At least another 5K in the off-season.

Just because it's not on your big-screen TV doesn't mean it's not happening on the practice field.

Brees is 40 years old. Bridgewater is injury prone. You can bet the farm that Payton had Hill game-ready.

Buckeye, What makes this ALA play an RPO vs a quick middle screen like Brady to Gronk or a read option or play action? What are differences?

Disclaimer: I post occasionally because I am an alumnus and want to see the AD/HC/OC succeed..make the changes to compete. That is not Ohate, or negativism, so don't demonize it, is is challenging a PR machine that is too stubborn to change, insular, and good ole boy-based. The absence of a Coaching search did not produce the first Offensive Coach or any new blood. O took his dream job because Alleva offered. Who can blame O? AD did it at Duke too.

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Buckeye Jeaux: Joe Moorhead who was one of the architects of the RPO??

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link

This sounds suspect. You often contradict yourself and morph your opinion to what you read the day before and turn it into some PR style statement that this or that is going to happen, apparently to stem critical evaluation of how we compete and score vs ALA, Clem, A&M, Mullen, TX and Malzahn whose RPOs made Saban change. Add in every tempo high-scoring offense and every team to make it to the playoffs and LSU has to go from the bottom Offensively to the top. Snap! And that is going to happen via a "feeling the heat directive coming down from above"? I am incredulous.



Moorehead was not an architect but he did adopt them at Penn State & MSST. Almost every modern Offense with Personnel and Coaching Scheme utilizes them. But it is still limited in the NFL compared FBS. And you cannot just say in regards to implementing RPOs that they are a menu item on some CBTN 'Pick a Scheme..Oh and have a few RPOs on the side". It is a fundamental Offensive makeover.

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And would Orgeron do it if he wasn't feeling heat from above? I doubt it. But he is feeling it - it looks like a done deal, IMO.

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Saints use of RPOs??? Link Maybe, but Brady and Brees are the last of the Pro-Style QBs and the Pats are at the bottom of the NFL with regards to RPOs. RPOs expose the QB to more sacks and LSU already has that problem.

Do you know what an RPO is? If so explain it to me please, what it takes to implement, the difference in the Pro and FBS RPO, which teams utilize it, how much, etc.

Please provide the links and the explanation. OTW I think you are talking BS like Haskins and Burrow, Meyer and Day, Gene Smith, etc.

Also please provide the often requested info about why Burrow is better than Haskins.

Answer any one win a prize, answer all win the CFP.

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I expect the guy making the claim to look it up

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I know you're gonna come up with some kind of excuse for this, but just a few weeks ago, Rickdaddy posted something to you about LSU having a problem systematically that makes our more talented players get manhandled by opponents with less talented players.

And your response was "Nah, over the hill S&C coach.

Now I already know you're gonna say you didn't mean it this way, but not putting any blame on o and his offensive coaches, you're putting o "beyond reproach."

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but not putting any blame on o and his offensive coaches, you're putting o "beyond reproach."

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Blaming a coach that's on the staff is blaming the head coach Whether it's talent, conditioning, execution, depth... every bit of that is the HC responsibility.

No one can s above reproach.

That's all we want, right? To blame.

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Blaming a coach that's on staff is blaming the head coach

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Then I don't understand why a person wouldn't include the head coach in the post. Instead of just calling out the S&C coach.

Because I see it the same way you've laid it out in your post. But I can fricking guarantee you that not everyone on here sees it that way.

And don't ask me for a link 'cause I'm not gonna supply you with one.