That was definately weird. I looked at it after I published and thought, “wtf, I didn’t title it that”. Great minds think alike, eh?

Jay’s got clout, for the first time in his career. In the first 6 or so games he’s basically playing a video game offense — he can call whatever he wants and it works brilliantly — he looks like a genius.

Then we begin to face some defenses that actually show up for all 4 quarters; in bad weather; on the road. But Jay, in all his wisdom, is thinking he can just run whatever play he wants like it’s NCAAF 2008. At Iowa, 30 degrees, 30 mph wind? Throw that puppy.

A good offensive mind would see the talent we have and just anihilate even a good defense. Let a talented RB like Royster have the ball at least 25 times a game. Use our speed on the edges in the redzone. Let the run game draw in the LB and safeties, then hit them with the passing game. I’m not an expert, but this is very very fundamental playcalling.

I just think that Jay got a lot of clout from earlier this season, and now Joe and Galen let him run whatever he wants. The problem is Jay is a natural born idiot, who’s got maybe the most balanced and talented team we’ve ever had.

I am so disappointed because I know that there’s at least 5 losses in the last 3 seasons that could have been avoided with more rational play-calling.