Cards hire Drew Petzing as their OC

[Redsz]

Who signed Sam Bradford and Mike Glennon?

Exactly. Not only did he make poor personnel decisions, he was a cancer culture wise for this team. There is a long list of former Cardinals who call him a POS.

 

[pemory09]

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Umm, okay. Why?

 

[oaken1]

Umm, okay. Why?

a lot of things these guys do lead one to believe they are intentionally setting kyler up to fail. maybe they were tod they can choose their own guy if he doesnt work out.
because its way unusual for a 7th year QB to not be allowed to audible at the line based on what he is seeing

 

[ajcardfan]

a lot of things these guys do lead one to believe they are intentionally setting kyler up to fail. maybe they were tod they can choose their own guy if he doesnt work out.
because its way unusual for a 7th year QB to not be allowed to audible at the line based on what he is seeing

Or, they could be control freaks.

 

[RON_IN_OC]

Or, they could be control freaks.

It's just weird, because typically a QB is given a primary play and 2 options to check to (run or pass), depending on the defensive alignment.

 

[mjb21aztd]

Worsttttt mistake in cards history of failures lolll

Cards are the new factory of nfl fan sadness (((

 

[cardsfanmd]

Petzing exceeded my expectations last year. Consistently and by far.

That didn’t age well

 

[Cheesebeef]

That didn’t age well

but this is the crux of the issue, no? That first year, we all thought he did a good job, interesting play-calling, ability to kix up run with pass, especially with the cards dealt... no pun intended.

 

[ajcardfan]

but this is the crux of the issue, no? That first year, we all thought he did a good job, interesting play-calling, ability to kix up run with pass, especially with the cards dealt... no pun intended.

And I think you can have the same sort of analysis about Rallis the last two years vs this year. It's why I posted a thread a couple of weeks ago wondering what happened this off-season to change them?

It's like they thought they have the team they wanted--- the Western version of the Eagles and could play that straight up "we are going to overpower you" style and but our guys just aren't good enough for that yet. How much of that shift in playcalling philosophy was conscious or subconscious, IDK. But I see it on both sides of the ball.

We have lost three in a row by a total of 5 points. Brutal.

 

[pemory09]

And I think you can have the same sort of analysis about Rallis the last two years vs this year. It's why I posted a thread a couple of weeks ago wondering what happened this off-season to change them?

It's like they thought they have the team they wanted--- the Western version of the Eagles and could play that straight up "we are going to overpower you" style and but our guys just aren't good enough for that yet. How much of that shift in playcalling philosophy was conscious or subconscious, IDK. But I see it on both sides of the ball.

We have lost three in a row by a total of 5 points. Brutal.

Yeah, I can’t figure out what’s occurred that seems to have fundamentally changed the coaching this season. All three (HC, OC, & DC) appear to have decided to alter their approaches. Are they simply unprepared for success?

 

[Ouchie-Z-Clown]

Yeah, I can’t figure out what’s occurred that seems to have fundamentally changed the coaching this season. All three (HC, OC, & DC) appear to have decided to alter their approaches. Are they simply unprepared for success?

I think this is it. This was the first year with expectations. And they’ve been coaching not to lose. It’s a bad look.

 

[Pokinmik]

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This is the franchise we plucked our OC from. (Kidding of course w the graphic, but still seems wild to grab an offensive mind from the browns!)