#offensive-strategy

#offensive-strategy

The Eagles are due a loss. A bad loss. They've been outgained in eight of their games. The biggest plays AJ Brown has made this year have been on social media. The head vibes coach has seen two players retire shortly after joining the team, and they dragged another guy out of retirement to help the locker room vibes. Two weeks ago in a close prime time game they pooped their pants in late game management, and then the next week they did it again.

If I am the Cowboys, if they get to the 50-yard line, I go for it nearly every single time, I don't even care. You have to make the Eagles offense beat you and not the defense. Make Jalen Hurts throw the football, something that clearly he hasn't done this year because A.J Brown seems like he hates playing with them because he is not getting the ball enough.

The Florida Gators are turning to Steve Spurrier to help fix the team's floundering offense. Steve Spurrier Jr., anyway. Interim coach Billy Gonzales said Wednesday the younger Spurrier, who was hired as an offensive analyst earlier this year, will be more involved with quarterback DJ Lagway when the Gators (3-4, 2-2 SEC) play No. 5 Georgia (6-1, 4-1) in Jacksonville on Nov. 1.

The Dallas Cowboys are looking for their third win of the season on Sunday afternoon, and to get it they'll have to hand the Carolina Panthers their fourth loss - but first at home. The Panthers are 2-0 at home so far with a decisive 30-0 win against the Falcons, and last week's 27-24 comeback against the Miami Dolphins.

Offense, meanwhile, involves anticipating needs and planning for various scenarios. Defense looks like sitting still. Defense looks like reacting to rates, [and it] looks like expanding and contracting to every market term. So we're not necessarily just in a turbulent market right now. Our market and our industry are evolving faster than any of us can really reorganize our orgs to keep up. So what offense looks like is trying to anticipate those needs and being ready for anything, Snow said.

"[Van Pelt] didn't talk in his helmet a lot. This year, Josh McDaniels talks to him as much as possible," McCourty said, highlighting increased communication.

"Primarily we're focused on bats in the draft. When it comes to trades, we'll try to pry the best talent that we have. It could be pitching, it could be position players. But going into it, we're looking to improve our offense long-term."

We could breathe a sigh of relief/disbelief. That was therapeutic, Mike Krukow's apt words.

"Sometimes, when you're a little stagnant, you change things up," Melvin said, emphasizing the need for a shake-up to boost performance after a tough stretch.

From the moment they signed Justin Fields, the New York Jets have done everything except rent billboard space in Times Square to affirm their commitment to him as QB1.

We're excited about what he's going to add to the room from that perspective.

Jerome's ability to float the ball over defenders while maintaining perfect timing has been a game-changer for the Cavaliers, leading to significant wins.

In the previous matchup against a healthy Houston squad, the Lakers closed with this same five. Rockets head coach Ime Udoka spoke on the challenges of that unit. "It's obviously a spacing unit that shoots a lot of threes and the spacing is totally different, obviously, without Hayes in there." Udoka said before Friday's matchup.