Can't believe we had idiot Leftwich defenders last year. Dude was a total dud and completely over his head.#Bucs neutral tendencies against the Saints (1st/2nd down outside of 2-minute warning with game outcome still contested and not in low RZ):
36 plays total
78% usage of 11p (17% 12p - 6% 13p)
58% of plays under center
47% of plays utilized pre-snap motion
58% Pass rate
-45% pass rate on 1D
- Josh Queipo
The fact he could barely get an interview speaks volumes at his ineptitude.
And yes, there were a handful of idiots defending him - even into the offseason.
Lmao. Canales channels Leftwich
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“We are efficient in the pass game because we run on first down,” Canales said. “So we are very balanced. We just did our self-scout. And we are darn near 50-50.
“Last game I got a little lopsided. In terms of looking at numbers, it’s a really balanced deal. So defenses can’t really say [an offnese is] going to do this or they are going to do that.”
”football
acumen”
Lol.
58% Pass rate
Pete Carroll approved.
Canales is running a modern-NFL offensive philosophy, like the majority of posters anticipated based on Waldron's offensive success in Seattle, and the team is 3-1 with Baker Mayfield at QB. It has been refreshing to watch, as opposed to the shit-show we witnessed last season.
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Pete Carroll started out answering a question about his new offensive coordinator, Shane Waldron; the Seahawks head coach ended up getting philosophical, launching into a long explanation on a topic he so often brings up: offensive balance.
This is anything but a new topic when it comes to Carroll—he has been preaching balance not just throughout his 11-plus years in Seattle, but also back when he turned USC into a college football powerhouse…”
58% Pass rate
Pete Carroll approved.
Canales is running a modern-NFL offensive philosophy, like the majority of posters anticipated based on Waldron's offensive success in Seattle, and the team is 3-1 with Baker Mayfield at QB. It has been refreshing to watch, as opposed to the shit-show we witnessed last season.
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Pete Carroll started out answering a question about his new offensive coordinator, Shane Waldron; the Seahawks head coach ended up getting philosophical, launching into a long explanation on a topic he so often brings up: offensive balance.
This is anything but a new topic when it comes to Carroll—he has been preaching balance not just throughout his 11-plus years in Seattle, but also back when he turned USC into a college football powerhouse…”
This quote from Carroll is January 2021 when he announced the hiring of Shane Waldron.
This is Carroll in November of 2021 after the Packers blanked the Seahwaks in an article entitled . .
One-Dimensional Offensive Attack Continues to Plague Struggling Seahawks
"Despite finding moderate success running the football on Sunday, Seattle dialed up pass plays on 81 percent of its offensive snaps, playing right into Green Bay's hands in a 17-0 shutout defeat. With playoff hopes nearly on the brink, the lack of balance continues to hold back a slumping offense.
RENTON, WA - Throughout his 11-plus seasons as coach, whenever the Seahawks have sputtered and failed to score points offensively, Pete Carroll has always turned to one source as the root cause of these struggles: the lack of a run game.
During a second half swoon a year ago that ultimately cost offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer his job, for example, Carroll persistently lamented about Seattle's inability to run the football enough. Along with winning the time of possession battle, with two-high safety sets becoming more prevalent league-wide in an effort to take away explosive downfield pass plays, he felt the only way they could get opponents out of those looks was via the run game.
Considering those prior comments and his affinity for running the football in general, it shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone Carroll's main takeaway from a 17-0 shutout loss in Green Bay on Sunday revolved around the dearth of carries for Seattle's running backs.
“I didn’t like that we didn’t get to run the ball more," Carroll told reporters on Monday. "In a close game like that, I would have expected that we would have run the ball more than we did. The running backs carried the ball 11 times, that’s not enough. It’s not enough to get into a rhythm and it’s not enough to get a feel for the game. We had so few plays run in the first half in particular. We just never got going.”
FOOTBALL ACUMEN . . is FUN
Lol.
Lmao. Canales channels Leftwich
If you're capable, which I'm sure you're not, sum up what this means in a paragraph or less.
Lol.
How sad, pathetic, and lonely must you be to be scouring the internet for Pete Carroll quotes from years ago in effort to win an argument/debate that you’ve already been obliterated in?
Poor bastard couldn’t be anymore more pitiful.
Lol.
How sad, pathetic, and lonely must you be to be scouring the internet for Pete Carroll quotes from years ago in effort to win an argument/debate that you’ve already been obliterated in?
Poor bastard couldn’t be anymore more pitiful.
as compared to . . .
man, roflmao
Speaking of “channeling Leftwich”…
“#Steelers Insider @MarkKaboly says he's heard that Byron Leftwich has reached out to the Steelers about being an offensive consultant but that the Steelers are more or less "ignoring him."
- Per Adam Crowley via Twitter
Lmao. Canales channels Leftwich
If you're capable, which I'm sure you're not, sum up what this means in a paragraph or less.
lmao … I hope I don’t disappoint 🤞🏻
I was joking because Leftwich opened a big can of worms when asked about running on first down.
the Bucs offensive struggles in 2022 were not about running on first down just like the Bucs success so far is not about running on first down.
Speaking of “channeling Leftwich”…
“#Steelers Insider @MarkKaboly says he's heard that Byron Leftwich has reached out to the Steelers about being an offensive consultant but that the Steelers are more or less "ignoring him."
- Per Adam Crowley via Twitter
pretty interesting from a journalism
perspective because it was Kaboly who reported that Leftwich was the likely next OC (“Tomlin loves him”) or passing game coordinator.
the Bucs offensive struggles in 2022 were not about running on first down just like the Bucs success so far is not about running on first down.
Agreed.
perspective because it was Kaboly who reported that Leftwich was the likely next OC (“Tomlin loves him”) or passing game coordinator.
Yeah. I thought I had read that in the past.
But, if true, it’s not the first time Byron’s tried begging for a job since getting the boot from One Buc Place.
