Your Two Suggestions for Nagy Against Cleveland ?

[napo55]

If you could make two specific suggestions to Nagy for the Browns game, share them here.

Here are mine.

1. This team is already near the bottom in offense. More playmakers are needed. How about activating Jesper Horsted? He looked great in preseason and seems to be a good receiver for a TE. Holtz can be inactive and Kmet can take care of the heavy blocking.

2. Give Kahlil some carries. If Montgomery were injured, it would be good to know what Herbert can do. Nagy seems to be afraid to to give young players an opportunity.

 

[ThatGuyRyan]

1. Start oven
2. Stick head in oven

 

[mecha]

nobody's listening.

/thread

 

[ijustposthere]

Quit.

 

[greg23]

So activate the 5th string tight end and give the ball to the 3rd string rb to see what he has in case the 1st string rb ever gets hurt?

Awesome advice!

How about:

1) BE YOU .....selling and listing agent for a home he purchases this weekend in ohio

2) don't get on the plane home Sunday! Just move into your new home and kick off your century 21 career in Ohio monday morning.

 

[hyatt151]

stack the box and take away the running game, force a shootout and let Fields beat Mayfield, give Montgomery a heavy work load to keep their pass rush honest and use the roll out for Fields

 

[DC]

Get Fields moving. Boots, PA, everything. Let it all rip and be creative but dedicated to keeping Fields safe. Having him sit in the pocket is lazy and unsafe.

 

[Starion]

1) Head out of ass.
2) Listen to others smarter than self & empower them.

 

[MarkBear]

1. Give play calling to Lazor
2. Give play calling to Lazor

 

[jsu34]

If Montgomery gets going stay with him.

No more gadget plays that kill the drive.

 

[JesusHalasChrist]

If I was going to give Matt Nagy some pro tips 'Give some of Montgomery's snaps to a day 3 pick' and 'Play the preseason hero' would be pretty close to the bottom of the list.

 

[SlickWilly]

1. - Give play calling to Lazor.
2. - Never, ever call plays again.

 

[Black Rainbow]

1. Tell Fields not to hold the ball to long like last week.

2. Tell Fields not to committ penalties and shoot your teams' offense in the foot.

Seriously, when was the last time you saw a QB get called for false start? Let alone twice - for fucks sake. It's a reflection of Nagy not having Fields ready with basic shit.

 

[sevvy]

1. Hand playcalling over to Bill Lazor
2. Do NOT be you. Please start being someone else. Like a competent NFL coach maybe.

 

[Myk]

1. - Give play calling to Lazor.
2. - Never, ever call plays again.

That's mine.

 

[Milky]

1. - Give play calling to Lazor.
2. - Never, ever call plays again.

If I were Pace this would’ve been the first thing I told Nagy once JF1 was named starter.

 

[Unannounced Fart]

1. Shut up.
2. Sit down.

 

[Alterego]

1. Have our players at least attempt to play up to their contracts
2. Hold everyone accountable, including Nagy, and enforce that during the game

 

[circusboy666]

1-No WR screens
2-Control the clock

 

[dennehy]

I agree with the OP.
1. Play one bad player more.
2. Play another bad player more.

That is EXACTLY how you win foosball games!

In seriousness, for offensive scheme:
1. Lots of rollouts, moving pockets, and some Baltimore style read option with a few pass plays off that look here and there. Put pressure on their edge defenders, try to make them think alot and take away their aggression.
2. Establish the run game and stretch the field off play action a couple times early in the game. Cleveland's defense is very strong up from but young and not yet cohesive in the secondary. Pressure them early with two deep combo routes, for example.