RalphOP83 Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 Rex seemed frustrated with Roman... Just the vibe I got... Anyone notice?
OhDozeBills Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 The problem with Rex is he's a defensive coordinator, not a head man. A head man has a full grasp of all phases of the game and Rex hands everything over to the offensive coordinator and lets him run the show....completely. I really don't think Rex offers much input on the offense, so if there are any complaints here I think it ultimately falls on him.
fridge Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 The problem with Rex is he's a defensive coordinator, not a head man. A head man has a full grasp of all phases of the game and Rex hands everything over to the offensive coordinator and lets him run the show....completely. I really don't think Rex offers much input on the offense, so if there are any complaints here I think it ultimately falls on him. Not true. A great leader is also a great delegator. He is in control on the decision to punt and explained that if we didn't run backwards on third down that we would have called the offense back out. Not sure what you want him involved in offensively. Trust your coaches to coach.
Kelly the Dog Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 The problem with Rex is he's a defensive coordinator, not a head man. A head man has a full grasp of all phases of the game and Rex hands everything over to the offensive coordinator and lets him run the show....completely. I really don't think Rex offers much input on the offense, so if there are any complaints here I think it ultimately falls on him. There are so many variables to that and so many things we don't know that I don't think you can say that with any certainty. We don't know how much Rex tells Roman to do. We don't know whether on critical 3rd and short or fourth and short that Rex or Roman makes that call. A lot of defensive HCs defer and just as many make the calls themselves. I think Rex is very involved in the offense but for the most part lets Roman run it. One thing, however, that is all on Rex to me is the way the Bills waste so much time getting plays in late in the game. If Rex the HC sees we are wasting too much time, which we clearly are, it's incumbent upon him to force the issue and either make Roman get them in quicker or insist on TT allowed to call his own plays. It's clearly a problem.
fridge Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 There are so many variables to that and so many things we don't know that I don't think you can say that with any certainty. We don't know how much Rex tells Roman to do. We don't know whether on critical 3rd and short or fourth and short that Rex or Roman makes that call. A lot of defensive HCs defer and just as many make the calls themselves. I think Rex is very involved in the offense but for the most part lets Roman run it. One thing, however, that is all on Rex to me is the way the Bills waste so much time getting plays in late in the game. If Rex the HC sees we are wasting too much time, which we clearly are, it's incumbent upon him to force the issue and either make Roman get them in quicker or insist on TT allowed to call his own plays. It's clearly a problem. In listening to the presser he does sound frustrated with the time it takes to get plays in offensively. Sort of to what the OP is saying, I could sense a little frustration. Nothing major, but his D stepped up and the O did not. Adding the double RB package was a cute wrinkle, but we needed to challenge the pats*** more over the middle when they stack the box. I truly hope we don't die by the run this season.
bouds Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 Lets hope Roman gets a job in the offseason. For as good as he is with the run game, our pass game is balls.
gr8billsfan Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 Yeah hopefully they can hire a GOOD offensive coordinator. Idk what Greg Bloman is doing, but he's literally blowing the game with his stupid calls. 3rd and 3, lets run Tyrod to in the gun formation straight up the middle -.- 3rd and 1 on opening drive he decided to not run up the middle. there was a 3rd and 6 on the NE side, and he goes for the big play instead of calling a play to get the first down. The play ultimately ended up in McCoys dropped TD pass Oh and the numerous runs he designed to go on the outside were ridiculous. I don't understand his logic behind calling the same plays over and over, such as the run sweep to the left... Blasphemy.
Buffalo Barbarian Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 Lets hope Roman gets a job in the offseason. For as good as he is with the run game, our pass game is balls. maybe we can get a passing coordinator . If we only signed Bruce Arians and Palmer instead of Maroon and ej
LeGOATski Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 there was a 3rd and 6 on the NE side, and he goes for the big play instead of calling a play to get the first down. The play ultimately ended up in McCoys dropped TD pass I loved that play call, actually.
LA Grant Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 I loved that play call, actually. I like McCoy running that deep route, but hate it as a 3rd and 6 call.
BuffaloBillsMagic1 Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 Our passimg plays look prehistoric to me. In a league and era that favors the passing game we don't utilize it to our advantage. Do we run quick slants with clay or Watkins much? Do we try screens to Watkins r even try to get him, our best playmaker the ball? Do we try yo hit Clay with quick timing routes in the middle? We run a boring ground and pound game made for the 60s. Need sme passing game creativity and to he Our playmakers involved.
nucci Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 I like McCoy running that deep route, but hate it as a 3rd and 6 call. That makes no sense...McCoy was open and dropped a TD pass.
Fixxxer Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 People, the Pats had to cover 10 yards to finish the game off and they ran the ball three times having Tom !@#$ing Brady on their squad. Sometimes OCs call bad plays, it happens and everything gets magnified when you don't have a great QB under center. I better hope Ryan isn't mad at Roman or makes him the scapegoat, he had some bad plays but today the players failed to step up to the plate and make the plays to win the game.
Flutie Flakes Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 That makes no sense...McCoy was open and dropped a TD pass. DB made a great play and got a hand on the ball or else McCoy would have scored. I liked the play call in that situation.
YoloinOhio Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 (edited) People, the Pats had to cover 10 yards to finish the game off and they ran the ball three times having Tom !@#$ing Brady on their squad. Sometimes OCs call bad plays, it happens and everything gets magnified when you don't have a great QB under center. I better hope Ryan isn't mad at Roman or makes him the scapegoat, he had some bad plays but today the players failed to step up to the plate and make the plays to win the game. agreed. Roman is working with what he has. I don't agree with every call but I also don't watch 100 hours of film on the opponent. Sometimes the execution matters more. And if the execution was there, he would be a genius this morning. As far as the time getting in play calls - I thought that was a headset issue. Again. This I don't understand. Edited November 24, 2015 by YoloinOhio
chef4131 Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 I cant understand the lack of effort in getting Watkins the ball. WR screens/short crossing routes....etc. It takes an effort but who would we rather have the ball in their hands than #14. Give me any other team with a #1 WR they find ways to get the ball to them, Geez Amendola had 9 catches before Watkins had 1 Antonio Brown had 17catches in 1 game--I am sure the defense was covering him--its all about the effort to get the ball to him sorry just frustrated.......... why did we sign Charles Clay?? Tired of Mario getting hurt/sick............he I here to get us over the "hump" against division foes.
Beerball Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 That makes no sense...McCoy was open and dropped a TD pass. It makes a lot of sense, it's a low percentage play; boom or bust and we busted. I much prefer those type of chances on first or second down when you have time to recover and get a first down, just a personal preference. The ball, like many last night, was not thrown well. Too much air under it, too much time in the air.
GunnerBill Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 Our passimg plays look prehistoric to me. In a league and era that favors the passing game we don't utilize it to our advantage. Do we run quick slants with clay or Watkins much? Do we try screens to Watkins r even try to get him, our best playmaker the ball? Do we try yo hit Clay with quick timing routes in the middle? We run a boring ground and pound game made for the 60s. Need sme passing game creativity and to he Our playmakers involved. I think that is a bit harsh on the run game. Roman's run game is creative and multi-faceted.... everything his passing game is not.
Dr. Fong Posted November 24, 2015 Posted November 24, 2015 DB made a great play and got a hand on the ball or else McCoy would have scored. I liked the play call in that situation. No, he dropped it before the DB got his hand in there.
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