hoping4ASuperBowl Posted October 30, 2006 Share Posted October 30, 2006 Heading into this game I remember hearing all the new that the current OC was leaving and they were out hunting for a new guy. My main question is 1. Does a new OC like that really have that fast an impact or was that mostly lay on the Jets D? 2. Is every teams RB we face this season gonna have a 100 or more yards? 3. For a team that seemed to have a lot of problems on and off the season how did they seem to be running on all cylinders so well? Im just very frustrated after this game. Especially after i stopped watching in the 3rd when we were down 17 to 3 only to come back and see we had no offensive production for a td and that our two big receivers didnt get over 60 yds at least against this defense. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
DireJet38 Posted October 30, 2006 Share Posted October 30, 2006 Heading into this game I remember hearing all the new that the current OC was leaving and they were out hunting for a new guy. My main question is 1. Does a new OC like that really have that fast an impact or was that mostly lay on the Jets D? 2. Is every teams RB we face this season gonna have a 100 or more yards? 3. For a team that seemed to have a lot of problems on and off the season how did they seem to be running on all cylinders so well? Im just very frustrated after this game. Especially after i stopped watching in the 3rd when we were down 17 to 3 only to come back and see we had no offensive production for a td and that our two big receivers didnt get over 60 yds at least against this defense. I know that the Browns new o-coordinator was Mangini's first choice when he took over, but the Browns wouldn't let him out of his contract coaching the line. But it clearly didn't take a genius to beat the Jets today, run up the gut...right at robertson. They exploited our secondary with 'the soldier.' I just can't believe they were calling run plays that late in the game, real Herm Edwards-esque, romeo. Unless we change our front, yea, we will get run on. We are undersized and over matched in the present scheme. The running back isn't getting touched till yard 3-4 of his run. Can't stop anyone that way. Browns were at home, I think this more than anything was a direct result of the win...looked like they had a pretty good home field advantage. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The Troll Posted October 30, 2006 Share Posted October 30, 2006 I've watched the Browns a few times this season. They ran the exact same vanilla, pussified offense they've been running all season. Our defense is just that terrible. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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