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For example, I think it was CTCard who made a compelling case that one of our problems in 2014 was that we tried to become a more pass happy team, and that our improved offensive play at the end of the year came from returning to our bread and butter power running.  But that analyzes plays in aggregate, without looking at a single play and determining that it was or was not "the right call". 

Hey BC, how nice of you to cite my tirade on the 2014 season. While I would like to think that my position on the troubles of 2014 has a little more nuance that that, for the present purposes that's good enough.

In defense of Teejers, I think it is perfectly reasonable to discuss individual play calls on our board and also think that statistics are often a poor guide to the call you should make on any one play in any one particular situation. Some of the calls our staff has made look pretty bad to me.

However, one might also remember that somebody might disagree with you without being definitively wrong and that play calling realtime is hard - all coaches mess up with some regularity.

[And for the record on those two calls from the 2013 season, I think the call against Utah on third and two on the Utah 6 with 1:00 left was bad and the call against $C on second and two from our own 40 with 3:02 left was ... unclear. ]

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For example, I think it was CTCard who made a compelling case that one of our problems in 2014 was that we tried to become a more pass happy team, and that our improved offensive play at the end of the year came from returning to our bread and butter power running.  But that analyzes plays in aggregate, without looking at a single play and determining that it was or was not "the right call". 

Hey BC, how nice of you to cite my tirade on the 2014 season. While I would like to think that my position on the troubles of 2014 has a little more nuance that that, for the present purposes that's good enough.

In defense of Teejers, I think it is perfectly reasonable to discuss individual play calls on our board and also think that statistics are often a poor guide to the call you should make on any one play in any one particular situation. Some of the calls our staff has made look pretty bad to me.

However, one might also remember that somebody might disagree with you without being definitively wrong and that play calling realtime is hard - all coaches mess up with some regularity.

[And for the record on those two calls from the 2013 season, I think the call against Utah on third and two on the Utah 6 with 1:00 left was bad and the call against $C on second and two from our own 40 with 3:02 left was ... unclear. ]