Jaworski cites Stanford as why Kelly's offense won't work in NFL -
Bruce Wang - 05-22-2013
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/05/22/ron-jaworski-chip-kellys-oregon-offense-wont-work-in-the-nfl/
I've been saying that Stanford exposing his offense was the more important factor in finally taking an NFL job than running from NCAA sanctions Pete Caroll-style. Will be interesting to see this coming season if other teams can learn from Stanford's game plan and execution.
Re: Jaworski cites Stanford as why Kelly's offense won't work in NFL -
stupac2 - 05-22-2013
I don't believe that the idea that Chip Kelly has a single offense is correct. He ran something at Oregon, he's not going to run the same thing in Philly. Maybe he'll flop in the NFL, it's hard to predict, but I don't think he will.
I found this article about his offensive thinking to be very elucidating:
http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/8631595/the-success-chip-kelly-oregon-ducks-offense-more-familiar-seems
Re: Jaworski cites Stanford as why Kelly's offense won't work in NFL -
OutsiderFan - 05-22-2013
Chip Kelly is the most misunderstood football coach of our time. Just because he ran a specific offense at Oregon, it doesn't mean he will run the same one at the Philadelphia Eagles.Â
Kelly generally had better athletes than most opponents - Redrum - 05-22-2013
It's old truism, but scheme is rarely an even balancer for lack of athleticism. Oregon just had more better athletes than most of its opponents, and in that situation the scheme
leveraged that advantage. My guess is that regardless of scheme, the Eagles will not have that kind of talent separation w/ its opponents.
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fullmetal - 05-22-2013
I think the Eagles know that Chip is going to retool for the NFL. Chip wants to win, and he doesn't seem to be a dummy of any sort--which means he's going to use Zach Ertz a lot, right?