10-12-2009, 08:37 AM
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Re: Belichick needs to call the plays on offense for rest of season
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Originally Posted by Rob0729
Five games into his tenure of calling plays and you say it failed? Really?!? Look at some of the play calling early in 2005 with a healthy Brady and you saw uneven play calling. It takes time for a new OC to get used to it just like any rookie.
BTW, how is it O'Brien's fault that Brady missed both a wide open Moss and Welker for what would have been one definitely TD and another probable TD? If Brady connected on those two plays that were well designed and called perfectly to exploit a Broncos, weakness. People wouldn't be crying about the play calling right now and the Pats would have scored 28 points.
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no, BB called the plays in the last two games if I'm not mistaken. O'Brien was calling the plays in the Bills, Jets and Broncos games. our offense was anemic against the jets and broncos. i'm just saying that it appears that we are better off with BB calling offensive plays. We can't afford to lose any more games. the jets are actually pretty decent this year and the division is not ours for the taking.
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