Chaney

[smokey512]

There was a lot that went wrong Saturday on the offensive side of the ball. Our QB play was terrible and the RBs/Oline all had bad games. But what did you guys think? Personally, I didn’t think our OC was on his game. The players didn’t looked prepared, it didn’t look like the game plan was very good, nor were the adjustments. Ive called plays before and admit, sometimes you can’t do anything right. But how in the world were screens and draws not part of the plan playing against that defense. How come backs were running routes and not staying in to block more? It’s simple math that when the defense brings 6 guys, a back needs to stay and protect. I think Chaney needs just as much blame placed on him as anybody for what happened Saturday.

 

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

Nah. Georgia blew our offense up. BUT, we should have been punting. The second half should have been an ugly defensive slugfest.... but ya know... 3 fumbles and a pick.

I will say I wish Chaney would stop throwing on 3rd and 2. It’s getting predictable.

 

[BeardedVol]

Chaney is 58 years old with no desire to be a HC, and UT will have paid him $4.8 million dollars by the end of 2021 when his contract expires.

I would not be surprised if he decided to retire at that point since he's going to turn 60 at the beginning of 2022.

 

[Eastknox865]

Well when you can't run the ball at all it makes it pretty difficult to call plays with a challenged QB

 

[smokey512]

Well when you can't run the ball at all it makes it pretty difficult to call plays with a challenged QB

Not gonna disagree with you there but I don’t think JC did anything to help JG either

 

[Cormock Mac]

There was a lot that went wrong Saturday on the offensive side of the ball. Our QB play was terrible and the RBs/Oline all had bad games. But what did you guys think? Personally, I didn’t think our OC was on his game. The players didn’t looked prepared, it didn’t look like the game plan was very good, nor were the adjustments. Ive called plays before and admit, sometimes you can’t do anything right. But how in the world were screens and draws not part of the plan playing against that defense. How come backs were running routes and not staying in to block more? It’s simple math that when the defense brings 6 guys, a back needs to stay and protect. I think Chaney needs just as much blame placed on him as anybody for what happened Saturday.

Right on!

 

[Tnphil]

With the running game not working I'd like to seen some quick throws to the RBs out of the backfield.....use it like a running play...Maybe some toss sweeps...screens. Make the defense play sideline to sideline. I thought it was a very vanilla game plan. Sometimes when you are out manned you got to be creative.

 

[Alto1]

There was a lot that went wrong Saturday on the offensive side of the ball. Our QB play was terrible and the RBs/Oline all had bad games. But what did you guys think? Personally, I didn’t think our OC was on his game. The players didn’t looked prepared, it didn’t look like the game plan was very good, nor were the adjustments. Ive called plays before and admit, sometimes you can’t do anything right. But how in the world were screens and draws not part of the plan playing against that defense. How come backs were running routes and not staying in to block more? It’s simple math that when the defense brings 6 guys, a back needs to stay and protect. I think Chaney needs just as much blame placed on him as anybody for what happened Saturday.

It was pedestrian in all 3 of these........

 

[Kinglberry]

Chaney is pedestrian. His offenses aren't dynamic. They are predictable. They rely on as close as possible to perfect execution to be effective. When his plays get stuffed, he has no answer. That's his MO. He isn't near the play caller Cut was, and can't about sniff the region of little Spurrier or Kiffen. He ain't going anywhere either. No one else will pay to take him away, he doesn't want to go and Pruitt won't run him off. I like Chaney, I just know he needs a head coach that will push him outside of his comfort zone and Pruitt isn't gonna be that guy.

 

[sonofUT62]

Thought it was really poor play calling. Not an expert that can tell how much JGs ceiling is handcuffing him. GA lost most of their OL and are playing a walk on QB. The offense looked much more sophisticated/ unpredictable then ours did. Honestly looking forward to Chaney/ Friend /Weinke being gone and hope we have an OC who is a QB developer.

 

[spyfish007]

I like Chaney, I just know he needs a head coach that will push him outside of his comfort zone and Pruitt isn't gonna be that guy.

Interesting idea. I had not considered that one. Thanks for putting this out there. I think you are onto something.

 

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

2012 Tennessee Football Schedule - FBSchedules.com

31 points or more in 9/12 games in 2012.

2017 Georgia Football Schedule - FBSchedules.com

31 points or more in 10/15 games in 2017 for Georgia (the year they played for a Natty)

Chaney just needs the players for his system.

 

[sonofUT62]

Chaney is pedestrian. His offenses aren't dynamic. They are predictable. They rely on as close as possible to perfect execution to be effective. When his plays get stuffed, he has no answer. That's his MO. He isn't near the play caller Cut was, and can't about sniff the region of little Spurrier or Kiffen. He ain't going anywhere either. No one else will pay to take him away, he doesn't want to go and Pruitt won't run him off. I like Chaney, I just know he needs a head coach that will push him outside of his comfort zone and Pruitt isn't gonna be that guy.

I heard a great quote from a friend today. He said “JP has 2-3 years to find an innovative, cutting edge OC, or he will be replaced by one”. After watching what Kiffin did for Bamas O, I’m not sure why he can’t just let go.

 

[Vol#17]

In Chaneys defense, he was at the snack machine most of the game, and it can be a real struggle to decide between the honeybun and hot fries sometimes.

 

[SDV]

In Chaneys defense, he was at the snack machine most of the game, and it can be a real struggle to decide between the honeybun and hot fries sometimes.

In all seriousness, and not trying to fat shame him, but he REALLY needs to lose some weight. The man is a walking heart attack waiting to happen.

 

[gunner]

There was a lot that went wrong Saturday on the offensive side of the ball. Our QB play was terrible and the RBs/Oline all had bad games. But what did you guys think? Personally, I didn’t think our OC was on his game. The players didn’t looked prepared, it didn’t look like the game plan was very good, nor were the adjustments. Ive called plays before and admit, sometimes you can’t do anything right. But how in the world were screens and draws not part of the plan playing against that defense. How come backs were running routes and not staying in to block more? It’s simple math that when the defense brings 6 guys, a back needs to stay and protect. I think Chaney needs just as much blame placed on him as anybody for what happened Saturday.

It’s difficult or impossible to do anything on offense if the players don’t block the defense regardless of the play that is called.

 

[HarderKnox59]

A better question is. When it's third and two why are you throwing the ball thirty yards down field ?

 

[HarderKnox59]

In Chaneys defense, he was at the snack machine most of the game, and it can be a real struggle to decide between the honeybun and hot fries sometimes.

Gotta go with the Honeybun. It covers all the bases.

 

[headhunter15]

Wish Cheney would incorporate the RB Screen more in his offense, especially on some third down situations. Think 3 & 8 could do some damage with the play. That’s the only offensive play I miss from Butch Jones.

 

[PEPPERJAX]

In Chaneys defense, he was at the snack machine most of the game, and it can be a real struggle to decide between the honeybun and hot fries sometimes.

I have to go work out after reading about all of this fat stuff.

 

[Vol#17]

In all seriousness, and not trying to fat shame him, but he REALLY needs to lose some weight. The man is a walking heart attack waiting to happen.

In addition to general health, I don’t think he’d do so well if he got the Rona.

 

[GVol1966]

2012 Tennessee Football Schedule - FBSchedules.com

31 points or more in 9/12 games in 2012.

2017 Georgia Football Schedule - FBSchedules.com

31 points or more in 10/15 games in 2017 for Georgia (the year they played for a Natty)

Chaney just needs the players for his system.

So basically you’re saying any average Joe OC will be made to look above average by really, really good players?

 

[GVol1966]

I heard a great quote from a friend today. He said “JP has 2-3 years to find an innovative, cutting edge OC, or he will be replaced by one”. After watching what Kiffin did for Bamas O, I’m not sure why he can’t just let go.

Was that friend Phillip Fulmer, ? If not it doesn’t mean much

 

[strkr]

A better question is. When it's third and two why are you throwing the ball thirty yards down field ?

Especially with that QB.

 

[Rickyvol77]

There was a lot that went wrong Saturday on the offensive side of the ball. Our QB play was terrible and the RBs/Oline all had bad games. But what did you guys think? Personally, I didn’t think our OC was on his game. The players didn’t looked prepared, it didn’t look like the game plan was very good, nor were the adjustments. Ive called plays before and admit, sometimes you can’t do anything right. But how in the world were screens and draws not part of the plan playing against that defense. How come backs were running routes and not staying in to block more? It’s simple math that when the defense brings 6 guys, a back needs to stay and protect. I think Chaney needs just as much blame placed on him as anybody for what happened Saturday.

Chaney gets too pass happy sometimes, and he wants to "trick" people on 3rd and short when a simple screen, rollout pass, QB keeper, etc. would suffice