Box_O_Rocks

Is that why it's your favorite movie?

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Dirk3601215

Lol, winners are attracted to one another I guess.

SoCal Pmen

Winners like to flock with other winners.

Rob0729

Well, Meyer is an unofficial unpaid consultant of the Patriots. Much of Meyer's spread offense has been incorporated into the Patriots' offense in recent years. In fact, it is Meyers who influenced Brady being in the shotgun so much.

T-ShirtDynasty

Actually, I believe it was Brady who influenced Brady being in the shotgun so much.

Rob0729

Brady loves the shotgun and lobbied for it more even when Weis was here (who publically denied his request). It wasn't until Belichick and McDaniels went down to Florida and picked Meyer's brain that they used it as extensively as they have in the last two years. Meyer's spread offense uses the shotgun almost as a base offense where they run both running and passing plays out it.

ScottieC

I have no problem with UF or Meyer, but I'm not believing he influenced TFB in any way.

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Rob0729

He hasn't influenced Brady directly, but he has influenced the Pats' offensive system. Brady has always loved the shotgun. He feels that it allows him to survey the defense better. Meyer's influence on the offense just allowed Belichick and McDaniels to accomodate Brady in that way.

ScottieC

I see where you are coming from - and I agree that Bill does study is College friends game plans very very carefully.

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jmt57

I think the fact BB would talk to a successful college coach and see if there is anything he could learn and use is just another example of what separates him from typical NFL coaches. While many others would look down there noses, thinking 'they don't know anything I don't already know', BB is much more open minded, always looking for something new to learn. Other examples would be seeking out Jerry West to get his views on how to build a winning team within the constraints of the salary cap, or reading the study by a college professor about going for it on 4th down rather than punting.

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