BREAKING: JEFF JAGODZINSKI HIRED AS BUCS OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

[JavaBuc]

Do we have the o-line to fit this scheme?...Are we going to have to cut some guys for some smaller, quicker line-man?

If he's going to use the same theory they used when he was at Atlanta under Gibbs, the linemen are going to have to learn how to chop block.

[Detrimental]

Sunny gave that in page three of the other thread, but he did not call the plays in 2006 for the Packers, he was hired to install the zbs. but here it is any ways

The Packers in 2006 ran a total of 1085 offensive plays, with 654 passing attempts to 431 rushing plays so he was a 60% to 40% pass run ratio which gained 5,458 total yards on offense converted 39% of third down tries

Looking at what direction the Packers ran the football under Jags it was evenly spread out as they ran the football 36% of the time to the left, 33% of the time up the middle and 31% of the time to the right.

They threw the football to the intermediate zone or further a total of 156 times, which ranked second in he NFL in 2006 or roughly 9.75 attempts per game, while they threw under neath the 20 yard thresh hold 498 times which ranked 6th in the NFL.

Here is what he called on third down and the yards to go to get a first down as the coordinator in 2006

Third Down
Yards to Go / % Rushing Plays / �% Passing Plays �
1   75.00%   25.00%   
2   21.05%   78.95%   
3   7.14%   92.86%   
4   5.56%   94.44%   
5   8.33%   91.67%   
6   15.00%   85.00%   
7   0.00%   100.00%   
8   10.53%   89.47%   
9   6.25%   93.75%   
10   6.25%   93.75%   
11   20.00%   80.00%   
12   28.57%   71.43%   
13   25.00%   75.00%   
14   40.00%   60.00%

In 2006 the Packers redzone scoring percentage was 32% which was good for second worse in the league with 40 trips and only 16 touchdowns, while averaging 18.8 points per game

I guess we can generalize that the west coast offense in general is an epic fail in the redzone.

[PewterReportSR]

The Bucs have named former Boston College head coach Jeff Jagodzinski as the team's offensive coordinator. Jagodzinski was fired from his Boston College post for interviewing with the New York Jets earlier this month.

Jagodzinski has NFL experience, coaching Green Bay's tight ends in 1999 under Ray Rhodes. He coached with the Packers until 2003 when he became Atlanta's offensive line coach where he studied the zone blocking concepts from Alex Gibbs, a noted NFL offensive line guru.

In 2006, Jagodzinski was hired by Mike McCarthy to replace Tom Rossley as the Packers offensive coordinator. That was the only year Jagodzinski served as an NFL offensive coordinator. In 2007, he became the Boston College head coach, replacing Tom O'Brien, and coached the likes of QB Matt Ryan, OT Gosder Cherilus and DTs B.J. Raji and Ron Brace.

PewterReport.com will have more on this story later this afternoon.

[alldaway]

ZBS here we come! o.O

[CHEAHLE]

GREAT HIRE!
very pleased with the direction this team is headed.

[tpa008]

Trade up for Raji? Too bad this wasn't last year maybe we could of made a run at "Matty Ice".

http://bceagles.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/jagodzinski_jeff00.html

Good write up on the guy.

[Boid Fink]

Not suprised...not ecstatic...but he has some ability to delegate at the college level.  He has some experience as a HC, so this should help Raheem and company start to build something new.

Improved?  Perhaps.  Time will tell...

[bucngators15]

Happy with the hire!!

[Kazmir06]

Good hire..... is it to late to draft Matt Ryan?

[anterrabae33]

I though this would happen
good hire

[Simon Phoenix]

Hope his recent college success transfers to here

[MarleyMon81]

Not a retread but still a candidate that has tremendous experience. Raheem has surrounded himself with experienced assistance that will be invaluable in his rookie coaching season.

Jag was probably my favorite OC candidate for the Bucs. Suprisingly we didn't hear his name connected too much with the job.

[bucwildfan]

SR what are your thoughts on this hire?

[DanTurksGhost]

Jag was probably my favorite OC candidate for the Bucs. Suprisingly we didn't hear his name connected too much with the job.

Hasn't that been the way so far?