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100% agree

Let me be clear here--I'm not discounting the OL issues at all.  No question the OL has been a disappointment and is the biggest on-field problem.

I'm just peeking under hood a little here but yeah the coaching staff has also been an epic fail so far this season.  The personnel packages and use/misuse of players has been a jankety mess since the first series.  How the hell is that?  

It looks like the coaching staff just met the offensive players 30 minutes before the season started and has no information on what they do well or not well.  Do they not know the obvious stuff we all see?  What the hell were they doing all offseason?

Its the 2nd straight year where the team and coaches look like they're reinventing the wheel to start the season.  


Helpful Hints for our coaches:
Stop throwing WR screens asking for a 180 lb UDFA to make the key block.

The best way to help out a shaky OL is to pound the ball between the tackles, not pass 55 times or run outside.  And that means RoJo should have gotten way more touches.  This is Football 101.

You saw Nate Davis in camp.  You knew he quit and he stopped caring.  You should have benched him before the season even started.

DeAndre Swift and Gerald Everett are sucking balls right now and they're completely ineffective in this offense.  So STOP feeding them.

Shotgun Runs...just stop it.  Stop it now. 
 
Maybe stop challenging calls that you have zero chance to win.  Maybe remember what the score is so you know when to go for 2 and when to kick. Write it down if you have to.  Just spit-balling here but maybe paying attention to the score and clock is something you should have mastered by year 3 as head coach.

Never ever ever again run a cheesy college QB option play behind a bad OL especially with a rookie QB who didn't even do it in college.  It's effing ridiculous that you have to be told this.

I have noticed the Carter thing too.  It looks like he's been the 1st read way too much and Moore way too little.  Something isn't right at all about that.

The personnel groupings and priorities have been jacked up right from the first possession.  Very, very strange choices.

Just like last season, the coaches seem to need to lose whole bunch of games before they figure out stuff they should have known in August.

I dunno what happened with Tyler Scott.  Was he abducted by aliens and kidnapped to some distant planet?

He had a strong preseason.  He has good speed and wiggle and gets good separation.  Knock on him has been his hands.  Hey I'm pretty critical of players screwing up but even I believe he deserved more opportunities to prove himself than just his rookie season.  Somehow he has gotten buried on the depth chart behind Carter and even Velus in week 1.  I don't think he's played a single snap yet.