I would love for one of the reporters in Doc's presser to ask Doc if Cramsey has full and complete control on play calling or does Doc make the final call...
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I don't think he could give a legitimate and well thought out technical answer.I would say John doesn't call any plays. The better question is the offense what he wants? The HC sets the philosophy and the OC game plans to meet that.
I would love for one of the reporters in Doc's presser to ask Doc if Cramsey has full and complete control on play calling or does Doc make the final call...
I would say John doesn't call any plays. The better question is the offense what he wants? The HC sets the philosophy and the OC game plans to meet that.
Holliday probably does not know. Doubt he would answer the question to begin with , that would be giving up one of his secrets to success.
The way he looked at Cramsey on TV when we ran the ball on 3 & 7 last week indicated to me that he isn't calling the plays. Now I'm not saying that is the played that Cramsey called either; ,my hunch is that much of what we see isn't necessarily what the coaches wanted ran,
whf - hadn’t thought about that! Does Green have discretion like Cato did? Can he change the play?
I think the look on receivers faces after we run the ball on third and 7 shows that he does have options; and has fallen into the trap of not taking any risk at all. Risk Avoidance means no interceptions and the critique that comes with them.I seriously doubt it. If he does...he doesn’t need it.
I would say you are on to something here, but probably way more often than you could imagine which explains a lot.Now, there may be rare instances when he tells Cramsey to run or pass the ball, milk the clock, go tempo, etc., but those would be rare cases.
I would say you are on to something here, but probably way more often than you could imagine which explains a lot.