Jay Kirk Baseball Thread since 2017: The 2021 season, Dodgers Repeat?
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I think when Campbell comes back, they make Pittman the Z that can go in motion and make Campbell the X. Campbell with his speed, would be harder to jam because if they miss, Campbell might go farther than Pittman. I know Campbell hasn't played that much Z in college but the hope is they bring him along to do that. If we sign Allen Robinson, which would come at the expense of TY most likely, Campbell can still be the X and Pittman be the Z in motion in 3 WR formations. The crossing route characteristics Pittman showed and YAC he showed are mostly Z WR characteristics, IMO.
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Hindsight is almost always 20/20.
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By RollerColt · Posted
I'm not sure about this one. Pete Carroll of course has had some success, and there's been some good coaches to cross over, but there's also been quite a few college coaches who have flamed out in the NFL as their message and style gets old with the players and administration fast. Success stories: -Jimmy Johnson -Pete Carroll -Paul Brown -Bill Walsh -Tom Coughlin -Dennis Green The Bad: -Lou Holtz -Bobby Petrino -Steve Spurrier -Nick Saban -Butch Davis -Dennis Erickson -Mike Riley -Chip Kelly John Harbaugh could probably fit into both lists depending on the context. I'm missing a lot more I know. -
Nope. I agree. Jury is still out on Pittman. He might not even turn out to be a solid Z. It might have a little to do with the injury he sustained, but overall call me not impressed. Most times with receivers it's one of two things on why they are not popping consistently. 1) they are not game planned enough. This speaks volumes to trust from an OC and even the QB if the QB is a veteran as veterans have pull in trying to get their guy the ball. 2) The receiver just isn't good enough to consistently separate or find the holes in the coverage. *For what it's worth I believe the second explanation is what is wrong with Pittman. Most will say he's just a rookie with no offseason blah, blah, blah That's nonsense. Lamb, Claypool, Jefferson, Ajyuk, and Shenault before injury are studs. Jeudy had his moments but Drew Lock is not really that good. Ruggs major disappointment and Pittman very below average. I'm sure I might be missing some good rookies from this year and a couple more bad but I'm not sold on Pittman. That's why I'm pounding gavel for #1 wideout priority.
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