Players are open the last two games so you can't fault Robison on that as Mayfield is not seeing the field or hitting them. But Robinson has to try to diversify the Bucs approach on offense to open things up and for Mayfield to settle down.
I think the thing you can put on Robinson is that it is all disjointed. Gamed 1 they get asway from running to throw almost exclusively behind the line. Game 2 they get aways from running to throw bombs deep and at weird times, meaning down and distance.
so far at least the difference between Robinson and Coen really stands out and its that Coenn was (so far at least) a MUCH better in-game play caller. Â
Maybe that changes but right now its night and day and the REAL skill of an OC is in-game play calling, establishing rhythm and a link between plays that look the same pre-snap but are actually very different after the snap.Â
Coen set defense up IN THE SAME DRIVE. So far Robiinson doesn't really set defense up at all
