SCHIANO "JOSH WILL GET BACK TO PLAYING THE WAY HE IS CAPABLE"

[PewterReportVH]

Less than 24 hours after the Buccaneers fell to the Eagles 23-21, head coach Greg Schiano stood at the podium at One Buc Place and answered questions about the tough loss.

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[Bayfisher]

Philly rattled his cage.  The least confident interview from Schiano this year.  He knows we know. 

[SunnyD]

Replace him with Alex Smith immediately.

He is an extremely accurate passer that can win the big game.

It should only cost us a 9th round draft pick to acquire him.

[GameTime]

He knows we know.

what exactly do you know?

[GameTime]

Replace him with Alex Smith immediately.

He is an extremely accurate passer that can win the big game.

It should only cost us a 9th round draft pick to acquire him.

this is actually a great idea.  with our WR's, all our QB needs to know is where to throw the ball...anything more is just gravy.

[SunnyD]

Exactly.

Unfortunately, Alex Smith refuses to challenge deep. He is either incapable or unwilling I'm not entirely sure.

Therefore when we acquire Alex Smith I believe it is in our best interest to trade Vincent Jackson and Mike Williams for Danny Amendola type players who can work in Alex Smith's gravy zone.

[DeadmenTNT]

I noticed (for me at least, for the first time) that Josh was hanging back some ten yards behind the huddle during every TV time-out.
He would remain at that ten yard depth until the personnel package was set and the play-call was received. Then he would stride determinedly into the huddle, call the play and break the huddle. No chit-chatting with OL or WR's at all. It was almost like some golf pre-shot routine. Has anyone noticed him doing that before?

[ufojoe]

I noticed (for me at least, for the first time) that Josh was hanging back some ten yards behind the huddle during every TV time-out.
He would remain at that ten yard depth until the personnel package was set and the play-call was received. Then he would stride determinedly into the huddle, call the play and break the huddle. No chit-chatting with OL or WR's at all. It was almost like some golf pre-shot routine. Has anyone noticed him doing that before?

I think it's to avoid the Too Many Men In The Huddle penalty or some other penalty.

[SunnyD]

Agreed.

Sounds like more ridiculous Schiano micro managing.