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My biggest fear quelled... (Not Tua you psycho)

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The offensive play calling was a very big worry of mine when I heard we would have 2 offensive coordinators.

Today's game showed that at the very least they are competent. To me they showed they could potentially be even better than what we have had in the past.
 
We all know it's preseason and we're holding the cards close but I agree, the way the first couple series were called impressed me. Seemed like we focused on letting the offense get rolling with some high percentage passes out the gate, then got the running game going too. It's preseason for the new coordinators too.
 
I never believed that having two OCs was much of a concern. There's often a bunch of people involved in play calling. As long as there aren't ego issues then the label doesn't matter. And I'm sure Flo is one of the people involved in the play calling, at least listening in. If there were an ego issue, he'd quell that quickly. The label thing always struck me as more of a fan/media talking point than a real concern.
 
We all know it's preseason and we're holding the cards close but I agree, the way the first couple series were called impressed me. Seemed like we focused on letting the offense get rolling with some high percentage passes out the gate, then got the running game going too. It's preseason for the new coordinators too.
I think for many, figuring out HOW to achieve an explosive offense for our beloved team has led to a lot of criticisms for the "two OC" decision.

Let's face the facts as unified fans: How many times in the past 20 years have we been sold bad goods by our leaders?

I think we need to see a Buffalo or Chiefs style explosion of points consistently to put doubts away.

I remember play calling when RT was here. I remember us taking the Chargers to the woodshed one week only to get a good steady does of 21-24 ppg follow it up. Those occasional glimpses of brilliance got very frustrating.

I think we are clamoring for that 27 - 30 ppg offense that gives us confidence we can exchange salvos with the Bills and Chiefs for an entire game and not pray for the D to get turnovers just to keep us in striking distance only to see the 4th quarter end in a blowout.

Seeing tonight's display of WR and TE play with 3 of our Top 4 WRs out is comforting.

Tonight also showed how Gaskins is a Top 15 back IN the Dolphins' offense. It's a Pass to open up the Run offense. And we have 6 - 7 legitimate weapons at WR and TE that make opposing D's take a step back off the line and open up the holes.

Against an inferior team, it's obvious it CAN work and this offense IS potent. Now, we need to see the polished and matured version square off against the Bills.

Let's face it, the Bills are the true litmus test of this O. If we can beat the Bills with Offense.... we've changed the trajectory of this team for the next decade.
 
I really appreciate 1 coach in the booth and the other on the field all communicating to Tua through a former backup NFL QB Charle Frye. Scout types did he play at CMU or Akron?

I think ..... just like Flo, and his staff of winners, I think a dual headed coaching position could trend upward. This team looked dominant and Raven tough tonight. We get to see for sure in November on a Thursday night and see how well this team protects this house!!!

I'm pretty pumped, it looked much better, but it is Atlanta, they picked in top 5 for a reason.
 
I know it was just the preseason but the offensive playcalling showed they belonged on this level imo
 
It starts with Tua. Tua has put in the work and has stepped up to become our leader. The credit I give the coaches is allowing Tua to play to style and strengths. This team will play penalty/mistake free as possible. Tua is to read the defense and go with the highest percentage play. Our big plays will be surgical precise strikes based on time and distance. Our defense will be opportunistic and suffocating. Our specials are geared-up to be very special and the difference in close games. Health is the only variable to a playoff berth and being a top 10 team all year.
 
Agree with claytonduper. Tua is getting comfortable and we saw some rare accuracy last night. Even without most if his main weapons he picked the Falcon's apart with pin point precision. The o-line took a big step forward which was exactly what we needed them to do. They came to play and they did well. When Eich got put at RT I thought the line had some really nice moments. Jackson needs experience and I think he'll slowly but surly improve. The guards are the biggest and strongest guards I can recall in recent memory and if they work their tails off they'll be fine. Dieter seems to have finally won a starting role in Miami. So. the stage is set for Miami to really be a good team. Keep these guys healthy!
 
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