Darrell Mynar Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago (edited) Run Arch and loosen up the rush front. Total different team when qb run is included. Edited 19 hours ago by Darrell Mynar 3 Quote
HudGar1922 Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago stop questioning our offensive guru genius head coach that makes 10+ million a year. you don’t know anything 2 1 Quote
Darrell Mynar Posted 18 hours ago Author Posted 18 hours ago Yep he earned his money at 4 minute mark with 3 runs up middle and 10 pt lead. At that time go for the throat. He turtles up and just about blew game. 5 Quote
Moderators Jeff Howe Posted 16 hours ago Moderators Posted 16 hours ago 3 hours ago, Darrell Mynar said: Run Arch and loosen up the rush front. Total different team when qb run is included. My only comment on the quarterback runs (including scrambles) is that Sark can't have one foot in or one foot out. He's either got to turn Arch loose or eliminate the quarterback runs entirely. I think that's a good way to have your quarterback second-guessing himself in the heat of the moment. 8 1 Quote
diegozanna20 Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago Just now, Jeff Howe said: My only comment on the quarterback runs (including scrambles) is that Sark can't have one foot in or one foot out. He's either got to turn Arch loose or eliminate the quarterback runs entirely. I think that's a good way to have your quarterback second-guessing himself in the heat of the moment. THANK YOU JEFF! Sark is on his 4th year with Arch and 2nd year starting and he still doens't know what an offense around Arch should look like! Did Arch have awareness problems today with the throws beyond the LOS and the delay of game? Yes. Was he inaccurate and making tons of bad decisions? I don't think so! At all! Any time we go tempo with quick answers we move the ball at will. Any time Arch scrambles we get tons of yards. But no, we drop back while they rush three and Arch sits there for 5 seconds cause Sark tells him to not tuck and run when he doens't see an answer. I'm serious, Sark the play caller, the OC, would've been fired even last year for the way he called some games. Does he have moments of brilliance? Yes. But 2nd year with Arch and you still don't know what the offense should look like? 4 Quote
Here for the Wins Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 6 hours ago, Jeff Howe said: My only comment on the quarterback runs (including scrambles) is that Sark can't have one foot in or one foot out. He's either got to turn Arch loose or eliminate the quarterback runs entirely. I think that's a good way to have your quarterback second-guessing himself in the heat of the moment. Absolute truth. Ive read a ton of let Vince be Vince on this site. That’s goes for every QB that ever played. Whatever their skillset, play into it rather than restrict it. 4 Quote
AusMOJO Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago Not only does Sark need to play into Arch's skill set more, he needs to get his TE's more involved. TE screens, play action pass to them, etc. See a lot of teams do it but so far our TE's don't really seem to factor into the game plan or can't? I agree with @Jeff Howe and @Here for the Wins you need to lean into your QB's skill set and utilize you scheme for said skill set. Sark sometimes seems like the round hole square peg type of play caller/OC. 1 Quote
watty7796 Posted 49 minutes ago Posted 49 minutes ago Arch just needs to get back to having fun and enjoying the moment. He has been playing like its a business transaction or writing a resume. Trying to be perfect instead of just being himself. Just my opinion. 1 Quote
Here for the Wins Posted 40 minutes ago Posted 40 minutes ago 6 minutes ago, watty7796 said: Arch just needs to get back to having fun and enjoying the moment. He has been playing like its a business transaction or writing a resume. Trying to be perfect instead of just being himself. Just my opinion. I’m not sure there aren’t too many influences in his ear. We’re probably somewhat in that phase of unknowns regarding other teams defenses and what gameplan they’ll bring to the table too. So you add a little complexity to the thinking too much, maybe trying too hard. 1 Quote
Roy Hinojosa Posted 39 minutes ago Posted 39 minutes ago 5 minutes ago, watty7796 said: Arch just needs to get back to having fun and enjoying the moment. He has been playing like its a business transaction or writing a resume. Trying to be perfect instead of just being himself. Just my opinion. How? Ever since he was in high school, he's been scrutinized. It's a legit damned if you do and damned if you don't. He lives in a fish bowl, and I don't care who you are, it's going to get to you. Every throw is analyzed, every decision is analyzed, and you can insulate yourself all you want but it's affecting him. At least, that's what I see. It's going to be up to Arch to get his head out of the clouds and start playing to his potential. That's a journey he has to take, and maybe he doesn't get there until the end of the season. Just got to survive until he does. Quote
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