Re: TNET: A Note, a Quote, and a Stat: Elliott never considered a QB change

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Oct 3, 2021, 10:31 AM

In a Note, a Quote, and a Stat, it just proves what Tiger Nation has been saying for a few years now. And what we've been saying is that Tony Elliott's play calling has cause our offense to not look like, but to actually be Vanilla. Plays that would work bc our guys have proved in instances that they would work if they weren't called in order with every series, and DC's of everybody that we play have it figured out with what and when it's coming. Those same plays that has a chance to work is squashed bc they are being called in sequence just about every series.

I believe that the plays in the play book can, and will work if they are never called in the same sequence every series. Tony must do his job with making sure that a sequence of plays are never called in the same sequence throughout the entire game. Do that, and DC's will have to go back to the drawing board and try to break the code of what Tony will run at them next, they will have to do more than look at the film of the game a week prior. Make changes Tony Elliott, and never run the same play the way it was run in the first half, in the second half. Make it look like what they expect, and run something totally different, and if he does that, he will have opposing defenses on their heels the same as they were in the past. I know that it takes time to change everything up every quarter, every half, every game, but make the time, tell Dabo to hire an experience TEs coach so Tony can spend his days disguising our plays according to what our opponents do on defense. And if Tony never schemes our offense close to the same from week to week, nobody will have a clue of what he plans to do against them if they are our opponent's the next week....