OC Coley

[Picksix]

He's running Fisch's playbook with some of his own wrinkles thrown in. The offense is basically in year #3 and all of the key players are a year older along with the O-line. Saying a guy who has taken over a playbook another guy designed is an upgrade is a stretch.

Everything I read, said he was keeping much of the same terminology to make the transition easier for the players. I saw nothing about keeping Fisch's playbook. I don't think he's running Fisch's playbook. If he was keeping Fisch's playbook, why would terminology be an issue?

He didn't keep Fish's playbook. That's a dude giving his opinion and stating it as fact.

BS! Yeah Coley came in and learned the terminology and threw the playbook out the door. Golden has his hands all over what he wants this offense to be. Coley may have added some tweaks to it and will call the game his way but Fisch designed this playbook for Golden. You're still just butthurt from the Larry Hope thread. Yes, Golden will tell players to seek shelter elsewhere if they aren't cutting either. For someone who tries to sound smart all the time you sure do come off being dumb as **** more often than not.

Were your ears all purple when you slammed your dopey fingers against the keyboard to puke out that stupid rant? I'm butthurt because I think you're wrong on Coley using Fish's playbook? What a looney tune you are. Enroll in some anger management classes before you start boiling other posters' bunnies.

Whatever you say oh masterful one. Yeah, keep believing the Canes learned some new playbook this year. I've already asked Zone3nole which playbook that would be and he didn't answer so maybe you could help his dumbass out. Did Coley bring his playbook from FSU which would be Jimbo's playbook, or did he bring the amazing playbook he used while calling plays at FIU for all of one year? Maybe you can answer with more garbage just like Zone did instead of making any sense. That seems to be the way you interweb kings handle your bidness when you have nothing.

 

[The Franchise]

I wonder where the pistol formation was in Fisch's playbook? He must have just tucked it into the back pocket of the binder and forgot about it.

No, sir. Fish was the Gianni Versace of NFL playbooks. He "designed" them for every NFL team whatever the fck that stupid drivel from that kooky hot head means. This dude's all caught up in Fish "designing" NFL playbooks like teams just bring in some random low-level offensive assistant, which is what Fish was for the overwhelming majority of his time in the NFL, and ask him to "design" a playbook for the OC, who they are paying a couple million dollars.

 

[Picksix]

I wonder where the pistol formation was in Fisch's playbook? He must have just tucked it into the back pocket of the binder and forgot about it.

No, sir. Fish was the Gianni Versace of NFL playbooks. He "designed" them for every NFL team whatever the fck that stupid drivel from that kooky hot head means. This dude's all caught up in Fish "designing" NFL playbooks like teams just bring in some random low-level offensive assistant, which is what Fish was for the overwhelming majority of his time in the NFL, and ask him to "design" a playbook for the OC, who they are paying a couple million dollars.

LOL! I'm all caught up in Fisch designing playbooks? That's what he did for a living in the NFL stupid ***. Now Fisch was just some "random low-level office assistant"? Yeah that's why the Don brought Fisch to Miami. He wanted some random low-level office assistant to help implement and run his new offense. So Golden stole him from the Seahawks where he was about to be OC and brought him on over. Then after two years of being OC at Miami the random low-level office assistant was off to the NFL once again? I understand just how deeply you hate me but your drivel in this thread is comical. Thank you for these laughs this morning.

 

[zone3cane]

Picksix is the dumbest person on the internet, this is all the proof you need.

This guy actually thinks Fisch desinged "this" playbook the way Al Golden told him too, and now James Coley is following the same playbook that was already here before he got here lol wow.

if Al Golden already had "the playbook" then why would he need to hire an OC??... wouldnt he just call "his" own plays then??

lol who comes up w/ this ****?...... lol ur mom mustve failed trying to abort you by herself w/ a hanger. A real life Sling blade.

 

[rmcid]

This thread is sucks.

 

[Big Sky Cane]

Picksix.....you were correct about Coach D and I've been right there with you but I can't stand with you on this one. Coley implemented Fisch's terminology to make it more of a seamless transition.

Do you think that every pro-style "playbook" is drastically different across the college football world? No, however, the terminology in these offenses are drastically different. The concepts, route combinations(how they and what they call pass plays), motions, protections and formations from both playbooks were combined to mirror Fisch's playbook terminology.

Fisch and Coley both come from pro-style backgrounds, single back, zone blocking schemes. There is A LOT of carryover from the two. Coley took his offensive philosophy, playbook and scheme and used much of Fisch's terminology to help the kids make the transition. There isn't an offensive coordinator on earth that would take over an offense with the head coach saying "here's the playbook....learn it, teach it and use it". Even Adam Gase (current O-Coord. of the Broncos) changed the Broncos playbook and philosophy with his own wrinkles, plays and strategy and he was the QB coach from an otherwise unchanged offensive staff.

It's really that simple.

 

[Picksix]

Picksix.....you were correct about Coach D and I've been right there with you but I can't stand with you on this one. Coley implemented Fisch's terminology to make it more of a seamless transition.

Do you think that every pro-style "playbook" is drastically different across the college football world? No, however, the terminology in these offenses are drastically different. The concepts, route combinations(how they and what they call pass plays), motions, protections and formations from both playbooks were combined to mirror Fisch's playbook terminology.

Fisch and Coley both come from pro-style backgrounds, single back, zone blocking schemes. There is A LOT of carryover from the two. Coley took his offensive philosophy, playbook and scheme and used much of Fisch's terminology to help the kids make the transition. There isn't an offensive coordinator on earth that would take over an offense with the head coach saying "here's the playbook....learn it, teach it and use it". Even Adam Gase (current O-Coord. of the Broncos) changed the Broncos playbook and philosophy with his own wrinkles, plays and strategy and he was the QB coach from an otherwise unchanged offensive staff.

It's really that simple.

We'll agree to disagree. If you think Coley came in and overhauled the playbook then believe what you want to believe. There's no way Coley came in and learned the terminology only to scrap the playbook that Miami was already running. Why would you toss anything that was working? I could see scrapping plays that don't work to *** some nee philosophy "Pistol formation" but having Coley implement his own playbook is counterproductive. I see so much of what was ran last year being ran this year to think otherwise.

 

[Canesfan1899]

That back shoulder to Hurns was nasty too.

That was a beautiful pass

 

[Picksix]

Picksix is the dumbest person on the internet, this is all the proof you need.

This guy actually thinks Fisch desinged "this" playbook the way Al Golden told him too, and now James Coley is following the same playbook that was already here before he got here lol wow.

if Al Golden already had "the playbook" then why would he need to hire an OC??... wouldnt he just call "his" own plays then??

lol who comes up w/ this ****?...... lol ur mom mustve failed trying to abort you by herself w/ a hanger. A real life Sling blade.

Again, Al Golden was a TE in college and the NFL so to think he has zero grasp of how an offense is ran is absurd. Do you think for a second that Fisch and Golden didn't sit down together and formulate what Golden wanted Miami to run while he's the HC at Miami? Golden is a guy who has his hand in every aspect of this program but he just gave Fisch the keys and said run whatever you want? LOL! Yeah ok...

And who are you writing to exactly? Notice how I keep my argument directed at you and what you say? You keep directing your argument to some make believe audience in order to gain approval from other village idiots? I could give a **** what others think of my opinions on this board. What a weak spineless twit you are.

 

[The Franchise]

Pickboogers has purple ears all day. Dude comes on here spouting nonsense about Fish being the Calvin Klein designer of NFL playbooks, and then starts spewing venom when people call out his idiocy. Pickboogers making ridiculous claims that The Don is locked into Fish's playbook for the rest of his career just because Fish was the OC here for a whopping 2 years and produced middling results. **** will have yellow frayed pages 20 years from now, and The Don will be sitting there with a magnifying glass trying to explain it to the new OC, who will be required to run Fish Ball.

 

[zone3cane]

Picksix.....you were correct about Coach D and I've been right there with you but I can't stand with you on this one. Coley implemented Fisch's terminology to make it more of a seamless transition.

Do you think that every pro-style "playbook" is drastically different across the college football world? No, however, the terminology in these offenses are drastically different. The concepts, route combinations(how they and what they call pass plays), motions, protections and formations from both playbooks were combined to mirror Fisch's playbook terminology.

Fisch and Coley both come from pro-style backgrounds, single back, zone blocking schemes. There is A LOT of carryover from the two. Coley took his offensive philosophy, playbook and scheme and used much of Fisch's terminology to help the kids make the transition. There isn't an offensive coordinator on earth that would take over an offense with the head coach saying "here's the playbook....learn it, teach it and use it". Even Adam Gase (current O-Coord. of the Broncos) changed the Broncos playbook and philosophy with his own wrinkles, plays and strategy and he was the QB coach from an otherwise unchanged offensive staff.

It's really that simple.

We'll agree to disagree. If you think Coley came in and overhauled the playbook then believe what you want to believe. There's no way Coley came in and learned the terminology only to scrap the playbook that Miami was already running. Why would you toss anything that was working? I could see scrapping plays that don't work to *** some nee philosophy "Pistol formation" but having Coley implement his own playbook is counterproductive. I see so much of what was ran last year being ran this year to think otherwise.

HILARIOUS!! :ibisroflmao:

this is not a 50/50 debate dumbass smh you couldnt even make this **** up its so retarded

 

[Dingaan1828]

Pickboogers has purple ears all day. Dude comes on here spouting nonsense about Fish being the Calvin Klein designer of NFL playbooks, and then starts spewing venom when people call out his idiocy. Pickboogers making ridiculous claims that The Don is locked into Fish's playbook for the rest of his career just because Fish was the OC here for a whopping 2 years and produced middling results. **** will have yellow frayed pages 20 years from now, and The Don will be sitting there with a magnifying glass trying to explain it to the new OC, who will be required to run Fish Ball.

And, at that point it will be called "Ye Olde Playbooke ( by Amos Alonzo Fisch - inventor of offense)" and revered throughout the land.

 

[SFbayCane]

I didnt read all five pages.


I still have many concerns about coach Coley's play calling and offensive system on the whole


I have little or no concern about Ryan Williams starting next year. He will be a 5th year senior who will have gotten plenty of reps.

 

[rmcid]

I didnt read all five pages.


I still have many concerns about coach Coley's play calling and offensive system on the whole


I have little or no concern about Ryan Williams starting next year. He will be a 5th year senior who will have gotten plenty of reps.

It's not nice to brag.

 

[zone3cane]

I still have many concerns about coach Coley's play calling and offensive system on the whole

ur just trolln now mane

 

[Picksix]

Picksix.....you were correct about Coach D and I've been right there with you but I can't stand with you on this one. Coley implemented Fisch's terminology to make it more of a seamless transition.

Do you think that every pro-style "playbook" is drastically different across the college football world? No, however, the terminology in these offenses are drastically different. The concepts, route combinations(how they and what they call pass plays), motions, protections and formations from both playbooks were combined to mirror Fisch's playbook terminology.

Fisch and Coley both come from pro-style backgrounds, single back, zone blocking schemes. There is A LOT of carryover from the two. Coley took his offensive philosophy, playbook and scheme and used much of Fisch's terminology to help the kids make the transition. There isn't an offensive coordinator on earth that would take over an offense with the head coach saying "here's the playbook....learn it, teach it and use it". Even Adam Gase (current O-Coord. of the Broncos) changed the Broncos playbook and philosophy with his own wrinkles, plays and strategy and he was the QB coach from an otherwise unchanged offensive staff.

It's really that simple.

We'll agree to disagree. If you think Coley came in and overhauled the playbook then believe what you want to believe. There's no way Coley came in and learned the terminology only to scrap the playbook that Miami was already running. Why would you toss anything that was working? I could see scrapping plays that don't work to *** some nee philosophy "Pistol formation" but having Coley implement his own playbook is counterproductive. I see so much of what was ran last year being ran this year to think otherwise.

HILARIOUS!! :ibisroflmao:

this is not a 50/50 debate dumbass smh you couldnt even make this **** up its so retarded

You think Dillard just up and left on his own and Golden had nothing to do with it. You also think Coley came in and installed a new playbook this offseason scrapping the old playbook. And you think I'm retarded? Zone3nole is gonna to Zone3nole.

 

[zone3cane]

You think Dillard just up and left on his own and Golden had nothing to do with it. You also think Coley came in and installed a new playbook this offseason scrapping the old playbook. And you think I'm retarded? Zone3nole is gonna to Zone3nole.

SMH let it go Picksix you have gotten dumber which is beyond belief.....

Al Golden had to put Walter Tucker in as his 4th string RB b/c he just said 2****NDAY that there are depth issues at RB..... why would he get rid of Danny Dillard when he was at best a serviceable body to use??? I guess ur going to say Walter Tucker is better right?

You are beyond stupid.... its embarrassing that you are on this board, thats how stupid you are. Danny Dillard was a redshirt freshman, you dont know how he looked in practice, its not like the guys in front of him were scrubs so he was cutting the weakest scrub or some bs like that......

NO F*ggot.... Duke, Dallas, Eduardo, and Gus are legit backs. If he would cut somebody he would wait till the season ended to do so dumb ***, and if he worked by your stupid *** logic Dallas Crawford wouldve been cut his redshirt freshman year as well. **** you are pathetic.

Danny Dillard quit on his own b/c he saw the writing on the wall that he was going to get buried on the depth chart and obviously didnt think he was good enough himself to compete for a job.

And yes when it comes to James Coley, he installed his own playbook you ****n ******, like every OC does.... During Fall Camp a reporter said to him "uh i know ur entire offense hasnt been installed already but...." then James Coley said "naw at this point all of it has been installed, i've been here since the Spring" The fact that the issue of James Coley having his own playbook is something that has to be explained to you, just shows everyone how stupidly pathetic you are.

You are so ***n clueless, that no matter how much anybody in this thread spells it out for your dumbass all you hear is "DERP DERP" SMH GTFOH SLing Blade.