The Andy Reid Offense

[petegz28]

I know he is pretty much West Coast. I remember hearing though while McNabb was there that he wanted McNabb to be more of a pocket passer. So, how does Bowe fit into this offense if he fits at all? Is Breaston a fit or is he good as gone? For available QB's in the draft do you still see Geno Smith as "the one" or do you think Reid goes with someone else? Do you think Alex Smith is now on the radar or does Cassel get a pass being the veteran with a contract and thus safe in a backup role at the least?

What about Hillis? Does he return or are we set with Gray and Droughn? I don't see Dex leaving but I can't see him being fielded as a #2 WR in a WC offense either.

Thoughts?

[bevischief]

Rape. Midgets. Your it.

[FringeNC]

I like Reid's frequent use of screen passes. I watch some NFL games where teams are blitzing non-stop, and I don't understand the lack of screens in response.

[FAX]

I like his idea of hitting a receiver in stride. I think that might work better than heaving the football up in the general direction of somebody.

FAX

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

he's also short. He's going to be a slot receiver. A lot of short receivers are a little bit awkward taking deeper passes. Dante Hall and Jamaal Charles (when lined up as a receiver) and McCluster are three great examples. Wylie's value, like those three guys, is his explosiveness and acceleration.

Maclin is a fast guy and a big target. And he's a pure Y receiver vs. being in the slot. Reid needs one of those guys and Breaston aien't it.

He is the same size as Desean Jackson and has similar speed/acceleration.