IF we were to move on from Callahan after this season

[AussieTitanFan08]

 

[TheChosenTitan]

3 minutes ago, AussieTitanFan08 said:

 

Accurate

[IrishTitansFan]

32 minutes ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

I don't disagree and haven't acted like it's all on Callahan.

Don’t get me wrong, Callahan has now looked bottom of the barrel with 3 QBs. We have seen all we need and I’m completely over him 

 

I’m trying to evaluate Ward outside of that!

[IsntLifeFunny]

3 minutes ago, IrishTitansFan said:

Don’t get me wrong, Callahan has now looked bottom of the barrel with 3 QBs. We have seen all we need and I’m completely over him 

 

I’m trying to evaluate Ward outside of that!

The pic 6 was inexcusable and lazy, but outside of that he was solid and made some big plays against the Colts. He was terrible against the Texans. No way about it.

[DecepticonShawn2]

2 hours ago, AussieTitanFan08 said:

 

 

Of all people to talk about this team one of the architects of why we are so horrible. Fuck that guy.

[titansfan]

4 hours ago, AussieTitanFan08 said:

 

 

This is actually hilarious because they are rattling off players who need to play better and citing the big contracts they received from the team when all they need to do is address those concerns at the inner table.

[titansfan]

I didn't finish the video but it is very evident that neither of the two on the other side of Ran watched any games of the Titans. I understand why they wouldn't but such strong narrative heavy opinions from individuals whose only preparation was a quick look at the stat sheet (and i know that for certain bc he said we had zero sacks on Sunday). That was bad analysis 

Edited 23 hours ago by titansfan

[TerryBoats]

7 hours ago, IrishTitansFan said:

Don’t get me wrong, Callahan has now looked bottom of the barrel with 3 QBs. We have seen all we need and I’m completely over him 

 

I’m trying to evaluate Ward outside of that!

The Zac Taylor/Brian Callahan coaching tree has coached a collective 9 seasons.  Those teams have been in the bottom 10 in terms of sacks allowed per game every single year, have 0 top 5 scoring offenses, 4 bottom 5 scoring offenses (at the current rate), and the QB's season has ended due to major injury in 3 of those seasons (not including the possibility of Ward).  

[Pragidealist]

14 hours ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

The pic 6 was inexcusable and lazy, but outside of that he was solid and made some big plays against the Colts. He was terrible against the Texans. No way about it.

Eh;. no. He missed several reads and throws. The pick 6 wasn' t just bc of how causal he was about it-  he also missed the drag route that was open bc he was waiting on a deeper route that didnt' develop.  Ward is showing all the inconsistency of a rookie.   His highs are so high and few of the lows have been really bad picks that ppl are overlooking them.    Ward is definitely one of the reasons the offense looks so bad.  He's not THE reason.   Oline giving up holds and some big pressures and drops and really bungled screens all factor in.  When it all syncs up, they are hitting but there is enough collective BS to make the offense mostly inept.   

 

 

[IsntLifeFunny]

34 minutes ago, Pragidealist said:

Eh;. no. He missed several reads and throws. The pick 6 wasn' t just bc of how causal he was about it-  he also missed the drag route that was open bc he was waiting on a deeper route that didnt' develop.  Ward is showing all the inconsistency of a rookie.   His highs are so high and few of the lows have been really bad picks that ppl are overlooking them.    Ward is definitely one of the reasons the offense looks so bad.  He's not THE reason.   Oline giving up holds and some big pressures and drops and really bungled screens all factor in.  When it all syncs up, they are hitting but there is enough collective BS to make the offense mostly inept.   

 

 

Eh no? You're agreeing with me lol. 

[NashvilleNinja]

17 hours ago, AussieTitanFan08 said:

 

 

Watching this is like watching a drunk who just caused a 5 car pile up get out and do a report for eyewitness news on the road conditions and what the other drivers were doing.

[TF_Titan]

22 hours ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

Cam isn't developing. He's regressing. The offense is by far the worst in the league. It's as simple as that. 

 

Whether he's developing or not, firing Callahan is not going to change anything for this season. He's still going to be working with pretty much the same set of coaches he's working with now.

[IsntLifeFunny]

7 minutes ago, TF_Titan said:

 

Whether he's developing or not, firing Callahan is not going to change anything for this season. He's still going to be working with pretty much the same set of coaches he's working with now.

I simply disagree with this statement. We'll have to wait and see what the FO does with Callahan so there's no way of really knowing till then. Cam is still a pretty raw prospect even though he has four years playing. You can definitely fuck up his development by keeping him under a bad coach. 

[Pragidealist]

1 hour ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

Eh no? You're agreeing with me lol. 

I disagree first and then I read the post. Doesn't everyone? 

 

(I was disagreeing about this ' but outside of that he was solid and made some big plays against the Colts')     IMO- he was very up and down with a lot more than that pick.  What covers up his mistakes is how good he can play and how bad some of the errors are around him at times (like key drops).  so that missing reads, slow to get ball out, and accuracy miscues that are not egregious but enough to make the play fail.  He's making the throws accurate enough so a WR can make a great catch but not accurate enough for it to be an expected catch- often. I also think several times he's missing screens enough to throw off the runner to the design blocking path so the receiver is dead before he turns.    He has a lot to get better at.  That's not even counting things like protection adjustments that I can't see or know when he gets those wrong.     Cam has not been a hero held back by his team as much as the narrative has said.   At the same time, they are giving him a ton of responsibiltiy and when he is hitting everything then teh team is messing up- negating it.   The offense as a whole are just struggling to click at the same time. 

 

The hopeful version of this is... that's kind of expected for such a new offense together.  And why.. mid season is when we can hope it all starts to click.  There is reason to believe by game 9 to 10-  this team looks dramatically different if the offense can start to execute together. 

[IsntLifeFunny]

12 minutes ago, Pragidealist said:

I disagree first and then I read the post. Doesn't everyone? 

 

(I was disagreeing about this ' but outside of that he was solid and made some big plays against the Colts')     IMO- he was very up and down with a lot more than that pick.  What covers up his mistakes is how good he can play and how bad some of the errors are around him at times (like key drops).  so that missing reads, slow to get ball out, and accuracy miscues that are not egregious but enough to make the play fail.  He's making the throws accurate enough so a WR can make a great catch but not accurate enough for it to be an expected catch- often. I also think several times he's missing screens enough to throw off the runner to the design blocking path so the receiver is dead before he turns.    He has a lot to get better at.  That's not even counting things like protection adjustments that I can't see or know when he gets those wrong.     Cam has not been a hero held back by his team as much as the narrative has said.   At the same time, they are giving him a ton of responsibiltiy and when he is hitting everything then teh team is messing up- negating it.   The offense as a whole are just struggling to click at the same time. 

 

The hopeful version of this is... that's kind of expected for such a new offense together.  And why.. mid season is when we can hope it all starts to click.  There is reason to believe by game 9 to 10-  this team looks dramatically different if the offense can start to execute together. 

What I'm saying is besides the pic 6 he didn't have any egregious plays, had some highlight throws, several drops, and was up and down...ergo solid besides the egregious mistake. We aren't disagreeing. 

 

And yes that is the hope, but after Sunday I simply don't believe it's going to happen with this staff. If they retain Callahan through the year hopefully I'm wrong because 12 PPG is a disaster over a month.