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Chaney has a history of being pass happy
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He was a offensive line coach for several years. He knows very well how to set up blocking schemes. I understand he was with Joe Tiller a while and they managed a pretty good passing game, but I don't think that necessarily means he is against running the ball or "pass happy" at all. I think it means he's well-rounded.
Dooley has said many times that we're going to run the ball. A guy who was a son of Vince who coached Walker and a guy once under Saban...I'd say we're going to run the ball a lot. It's hard now when we're down double digits every game.
He was a offensive line coach for several years. He knows very well how to set up blocking schemes. I understand he was with Joe Tiller a while and they managed a pretty good passing game, but I don't think that necessarily means he is against running the ball or "pass happy" at all. I think it means he's well-rounded.
Dooley has said many times that we're going to run the ball. A guy who was a son of Vince who coached Walker and a guy once under Saban...I'd say we're going to run the ball a lot. It's hard now when we're down double digits every game.
What about if you're up by 5 late in the game on 2nd and three almost in FG range? We pass stopping the clock then turn the ball over on downs. I'd rather take three cracks at getting the first and melt the clock. If you get the first then likely you're in FG range and the game is over. Both coordinators have crap to work with as far as talent and experience but Chaney's calls concern me more than Wilcox. But I'll end my rant because this is a topic for another forum.How can we, if we are always behind. Makes no since to run if you're down by 30.
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