1) Perfect the "tush push" for short yardage
2) When inside the 5 yard line, Josh Allen scrambles and runs it in what seems like 90+% of the time. Jayden Daniels walked in last night. We don't need to put PM in harm's way with a sneak, but he can beat a LB in with greater success than a predictable run between tackles over and over.
3) Receivers need to not do the opponent a favor by running out of bounds on deep catches when chased. They need to cut back into the field and use their speed to score, so there is no red zone fade.
4) Rather than rely on the flat in the RZ, hit the the short cross and let the receiver get some RAC. Slants are hard to defend against. Rashee is an excellent slant runner.
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:-) I love the narrative that Reid is some obstinate whip cracking curmudgeon that has to have it his way or the highway. This staff is here for reasons other that to say yes sir, mister Andy Reid sir.
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Can he go back to whatever his philosophy was in 2022… #1 offense without Tyreek?
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2022 we played dink and dunk but also attacked intermediate areas of field.

We don’t do that anymore. It’s almost all WR screens and LOS scrums where WRs have to operate as gadgets or rbs.
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They clearly do, but we're not privy to who actually is in control of what.

We literally spent weeks trying to figure out what Bienemy actually did.


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Seriously, where the fuck did this narrative even come from that Reid is a stubborn old man set in his ways? He LOVES creativity and innovation on the offense. He outright encourages players to come up with concepts to use in games. He wants Patrick Mahomes to throw out a no look or behind the back pass every now and then. But I'm supposed to believe he tells his staff to sit down, shit up, and do as he says at all times? Absolute bupkis
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We can all agree that he does SOMETHING, right? He's actively involved in game planning, play calling, and player development. Well, in my humble opinion, judging by what I've seen of his contributions both here and elsewhere, I don't really care for them one bit.
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"Creativity in his offense" is one thing.

You're essentially asking him to scrap his bunch/shell concepts.

Now he'll do that if necessary, but he's gonna do it on HIS time. Not Matt Nagy's.

You're acting like you're just putting some small wrinkle into his offensive philosophy and that's just not the case. Reid's offense is built on bunch and that sort of 'triangle' mechanism he likes to build. To do that, he needs the numbers advantage and to get the numbers advantage he needs the full allotment of guys in the pattern.

That's his foundational offensive principle.

And you believe ANY OC is going to get him to come off that without him first being beaten over the head by it? Again - it ruined his final season in Philly. And Morninwheg had been his OC there for over half a decade when it happened.

You think he's gonna just trust slappy mcslapdick to tell him he's doing it wrong when one of the most trusted OCs he's EVER had couldn't convince him of it even as his Philly's tenure was circling the drain?
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Whuh? When the hell did I ever say he needed to scrap his whole philosophy?

You can absolutely run those concepts AND chip. I distinctly remember a game where we just beat the absolute shit out of Crosby every play when we had a back up in.

Especially given our success with 12 and 13 personnel in recent years I don't think it's too much of an ask to get an extra set of hands to at least slow a dominant EDGE down.
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