Breakdown Of Tom Moore Offense

[unitaswestand]

For anyone who enjoys breaking down plays more, this is an interest read.  I go to the this site much for plays and ideas for the team I coach.

 

http://smartfootball.com/offense/peyton-manning-and-tom-moores-indianapolis-colts-offense

[Smonroe]

For anyone who enjoys breaking down plays more, this is an interest read.  I go to the this site much for plays and ideas for the team I coach.

 

http://smartfootball.com/offense/peyton-manning-and-tom-moores-indianapolis-colts-offense

 

Good read.  Simple, efficient, profound offense.  Helps when you have 18 at the core.

[Dark Superman]

Good read.  Simple, efficient, profound offense.  Helps when you have 18 at the core.

That 18 guy made EVERYONE better..

[Smonroe]

That 18 guy made EVERYONE better..

 

That 12 guy seems to be carrying on that tradition.  I hope the young Colts fans realize that not too many teams have been blessed like this.

 

I know my Browns buddy sure know it.

[Dark Superman]

That 12 guy seems to be carrying on that tradition.  I hope the young Colts fans realize that not too many teams have been blessed like this.

 

I know my Browns buddy sure know it.

Unitas,Manning and now Luck.

It's just not fair..

Sorry Curtis Painter.. Your not on this list.

[Smonroe]

Unitas,Manning and now Luck.

It's just not fair..

Sorry Curtis Painter.. Your not on this list.

 

Bert Jones could have been a great one too.  Incredibly stupid, Rex Ryan type of move, putting him back into preseason game where he got hurt.

[Dark Superman]

I was always a fan of Harbaugh too..

He was my hero before Peyton Manning.

[atapcl]

Good read.  Simple, efficient, profound offense.  Helps when you have 18 at the core.

Moore had a record breaking offense before he met Peyton.

[Fx Stryker]

Moore had a record breaking offense before he met Peyton.

 

Not saying Tom isn't a great coach, but other than the Lions racking up a bunch of yards in 1995, what was so record breaking of the 80's Steelers and and '94-'96 Lions?

[Superman]

Not saying Tom isn't a great coach, but other than the Lions racking up a bunch of yards in 1995, what was so record breaking of the 80's Steelers and and '94-'96 Lions?

 

I guess it wasn't record breaking at all, so long as you exclude the times when it was...

 

Moore definitely benefited from having Manning, but I think his simplistic approach, along with his modesty and humility, allowed Manning to really grow as a quarterback. And I still think Moore's offense has the best route combinations of any offense in the league.

[atapcl]

Not saying Tom isn't a great coach, but other than the Lions racking up a bunch of yards in 1995, what was so record breaking of the 80's Steelers and and '94-'96 Lions?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pittsburgh_Steelers Moore coached the offense in 1983 to division championship when most of the best players had retired. He coached the offense to a 1984 loss in the AFC championship, again at a time when the Steelers did not have much talent.