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Originally Posted by Saccopoo
If you aren't able to change and adapt, you aren't going to be successful. Reid is a smart coach and he's not going to lock himself into a singular mindset of doing exactly what he's done in the past just because he did it in the past.
The hiring of Chilly, using Ault as a consultant speaks to this as well as the drafting of Fisher and Davis, the signing of Schwartz, the signing of DeVito, the loading up on fullbacks, etc., speaks of a concept of precision ball control type offense using a mobile and accurate QB, big possession type receivers, fast running backs and blocking tight ends and fullbacks. Reid's own experience in a West Coast offense combined with a Pistol/Read Option option (pardon the redundancy) is most likely what we'll see this next season.
Look for the Utah Pass a lot this next season as well as various pull based screens and QB options.
It should be a much more exciting offense to watch than Dabolls horrific travesty that was forced upon us last season. And they seem to have the personnel in place to make it work.
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Sorry, but I don't see it.
Reid has always been a pass first guy. Like I said, coaches don't change to that extent. He's still going to be a pass first guy. He will fit that to what he has, but we aren't going to see the 9ers type of gameplan anytime soon from him.
Like I said with Romeo, guys don't change. You hire them for what they've done and hope they can repeat it here. If you are hiring someone hoping they change into what you want, you are doing it wrong.