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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 822974" data-attributes="member: 10086">If a big play is there, so be it, he should take it.But early in games it’s important to establish a Rythmn and far too often we took took shots past 10 yards on 3rd and less than <3 yds, even after I noticed this we continued on and were largely unsuccessful.  Balance those down n distance plays with more high probability shots. That moves the chains and creates favorable field position while keeping opponents Offenses on the sidelines.Overall last year we did a pretty decent job.  However we were exploited in 3rd n short, too often taking a sack looking for the mid-long range play, we just didn’t have the Randy Moss type personnel to do that.  We also further fueled our demise by being poor at WRs coming back to the ball in those instances, giving up late into their assignment on broken plays.It’s ok to have a bad game but get back into practice that week and work on those issues by isolating drills that attempt to improve. I didn’t see a lick of improvement in either area all year.Same goes for ST fouls, they seemed to not realize (until it was far too late and careers were in jeopardy)  the concept of how much a punt return holding foul will hurt in penalty yardage, eliminate a decent return and lose serious field position simultaneously. Just some casual observations.</blockquote>

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