ghz in pittsburgh
02-29-2024, 08:52 PM
Eric Wood seems to have a nice mix of inside the locker room fun stories and yet some interesting Xs and Os especially on the O-Line. Kromer is a good talker as well. They really seems to fit and talk for hours. Some highlights:
Don't expect Brady's offense next year to be much different. I'm actually surprised Kromer let this one out. He, as an active O-Line coach of the Bills, thinks it will just be called differently.
Allen lobbies to get a QB run called early in games so he can get the "pads fit right." Haha.
Kromer also details why they pulled tackles so much instead of guards which is more common in O-Line play in NFL - they (Dion and Spencer) are so athletic.
On Cook's success - they figured out what he's looking and how he thinks. Now I'm concerned that defenses may figure that out as well.
Eric mentioned when he was playing, he had to watch films on his own to figure out a couple of plays where he got beat and not letting it past the night. Then Kromer talked about something similar of O'Cyrus' reaction on the sideline when he got beat. It gives me great hope that O'Cyrus may have the same passion and go the same route as Wood had been with the Bills. Also Kromer mentioned O'Cyrus is the only player on offense played every offensive down, every extra point, and field goal attempt, and punts. He played a lot.
Coach's life - expect 18 hours at the office. More for coordinators and HC.
Are we looking at an O-line where Morse might be the worst player now?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-j9XpwelKA
Don't expect Brady's offense next year to be much different. I'm actually surprised Kromer let this one out. He, as an active O-Line coach of the Bills, thinks it will just be called differently.
Allen lobbies to get a QB run called early in games so he can get the "pads fit right." Haha.
Kromer also details why they pulled tackles so much instead of guards which is more common in O-Line play in NFL - they (Dion and Spencer) are so athletic.
On Cook's success - they figured out what he's looking and how he thinks. Now I'm concerned that defenses may figure that out as well.
Eric mentioned when he was playing, he had to watch films on his own to figure out a couple of plays where he got beat and not letting it past the night. Then Kromer talked about something similar of O'Cyrus' reaction on the sideline when he got beat. It gives me great hope that O'Cyrus may have the same passion and go the same route as Wood had been with the Bills. Also Kromer mentioned O'Cyrus is the only player on offense played every offensive down, every extra point, and field goal attempt, and punts. He played a lot.
Coach's life - expect 18 hours at the office. More for coordinators and HC.
Are we looking at an O-line where Morse might be the worst player now?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-j9XpwelKA