Up there in post #41 I shared a link of Fox stating that it was his call to go conservatard. I was hoping to get an OC from outside the organization to shake things up, but they promoted the QB coach to OC. It's going to be more of the same.

Kneeling at the end of the 2nd and 4th quarter to run out the clock in a playoff game when you paid for Peyton Manning is like buying a hundred thousand dollar speedboat and leaving it in your back yard on a trailer while you drive your '79 Honda Civic to the lake in the middle of summertime.

NFL: AroundTheLeague‏@NFL_ATL

Ken Whisenhunt lands as Chargers offensive coordinator http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...gn=Twitter_atl …

Here's a blurb from Gase, the new Bronco OC:
http://www.itsalloverfatman.com/prim...to-raise-tempo

“You’re not starting over, and in April we’ll be ready right from the get-go,” Gase said Thursday.

Tempo will be paramount, Gase noted, and he admitted that the offense is “going to try to play faster” than it did in 2012.

The notion that Manning was a de facto offensive coordinator was dismissed. “Peyton wants to be coached,” Gase said, adding that he learned how to be on point, because there was no end to how many questions Manning would ask. Gase also said Manning tweaked calls. “If you call something and it’s not good, he fixes it and puts you in a better play,” he said.