Tom Cable THANK YOU

[Sox-n-Hawks]

Thank you for getting fired.

This type of power blocking is magnificent to see. Mixing up blocking schemes, hitting hard and moving people around. Solari coming onboard changed this team more than most people will ever give him credit for.



https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/...3-rashaad-penny-chris-carson-jadeveon-clowney

 

[seahawksny]

Thank you for getting fired.

This type of power blocking is magnificent to see. Mixing up blocking schemes, hitting hard and moving people around. Solari coming onboard changed this team more than most people will ever give him credit for.



https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/...3-rashaad-penny-chris-carson-jadeveon-clowney

Add Bevell to that list as well-

I think We have had more threads titled "fire bevell" than any other thread in the history of this forum. Thankfully Schotty has done more than a fine job this year

 

[Sox-n-Hawks]

Thank you for getting fired.

This type of power blocking is magnificent to see. Mixing up blocking schemes, hitting hard and moving people around. Solari coming onboard changed this team more than most people will ever give him credit for.



https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/...3-rashaad-penny-chris-carson-jadeveon-clowney

Add Bevell to that list as well-

I think We have had more threads titled "fire bevell" than any other thread in the history of this forum. Thankfully Schotty has done more than a fine job this year

Agreed.

 

[Mad Dog]

We've had Fire Schotty threads too.

I don't think Bevell was a terrible coordinator. I think he was somewhat hamstrung by Cable running ZBS in an era where it was becoming legislated out of the game by rule changes.

I do think that Schotty is a better coordinator than Bevell and is more adept at translating Pete's vision for offensive balance onto the field.

He does need to remember that short passing games can be useful too, but that's my only complaint.

 

[bigskydoc]

There is a reason I still haven't changed my sig. Does he still have a job in the NFL? Then he still needs to be fired.

DB was absolutely hamstrung by Cable. It made his average level game plan into a disaster, and made in-game changes to the plan impossible.

Not that DB was above average, but he really was put in an impossible situation.

 

[chrispy]

currently

Bevell is OC in Detroit- HC is Patricia
Cable is OL coach in Oakland- HC is Jon Gruden

 

[Jville]

Tom Cable is having a good year in Oakland. The change was a win win for everyone.

His offensive line is currently ranked #3 in run blocking and #5 in pass blocking by Football Outsiders. The Raiders may have some holes in their team. But, their offensive line and their line coaching appears to be a team plus. :biggthumpup:

 

[Sox-n-Hawks]

currently

Bevell is OC in Detroit- HC is Patricia
Cable is OL coach in Oakland- HC is Jon Gruden

And they still suck.

 

[grizbob]

Thank you for getting fired.

This type of power blocking is magnificent to see. Mixing up blocking schemes, hitting hard and moving people around. Solari coming onboard changed this team more than most people will ever give him credit for.



https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/...3-rashaad-penny-chris-carson-jadeveon-clowney

While you're at it, you might thank him for our one and only Lombardi. If not for his plug and play coaching it wouldn't have happened. :roll:

 

[GeekHawk]

Thank you for getting fired.

This type of power blocking is magnificent to see. Mixing up blocking schemes, hitting hard and moving people around. Solari coming onboard changed this team more than most people will ever give him credit for.



https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/...3-rashaad-penny-chris-carson-jadeveon-clowney

While you're at it, you might thank him for our one and only Lombardi. If not for his plug and play coaching it wouldn't have happened. :roll:

I'm calling bullshit on this. When we won we still had the leftover Oline and he hadn't fully installed his schemes. It went down every year he was here, he happened to be along for the ride at the time.

 

[Smellyman]

Thank you for getting fired.

This type of power blocking is magnificent to see. Mixing up blocking schemes, hitting hard and moving people around. Solari coming onboard changed this team more than most people will ever give him credit for.



https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/...3-rashaad-penny-chris-carson-jadeveon-clowney

While you're at it, you might thank him for our one and only Lombardi. If not for his plug and play coaching it wouldn't have happened. :roll:

I'm calling $h!t on this. When we won we still had the leftover Oline and he hadn't fully installed his schemes. It went down every year he was here, he happened to be along for the ride at the time.

Same thing in Oakland now....just wait

 

[grizbob]

Thank you for getting fired.

This type of power blocking is magnificent to see. Mixing up blocking schemes, hitting hard and moving people around. Solari coming onboard changed this team more than most people will ever give him credit for.



https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/...3-rashaad-penny-chris-carson-jadeveon-clowney

While you're at it, you might thank him for our one and only Lombardi. If not for his plug and play coaching it wouldn't have happened. :roll:

I'm calling $h!t on this. When we won we still had the leftover Oline and he hadn't fully installed his schemes. It went down every year he was here, he happened to be along for the ride at the time.[/quote

I seem to recall a lot of O-line injuries that we had depth for due to his teaching them to play multiple positions. At the time he was being touted as the most innovative coach in the league.

 

[Smellyman]

Thank you for getting fired.

This type of power blocking is magnificent to see. Mixing up blocking schemes, hitting hard and moving people around. Solari coming onboard changed this team more than most people will ever give him credit for.



https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/...3-rashaad-penny-chris-carson-jadeveon-clowney

While you're at it, you might thank him for our one and only Lombardi. If not for his plug and play coaching it wouldn't have happened. :roll:

I'm calling $h!t on this. When we won we still had the leftover Oline and he hadn't fully installed his schemes. It went down every year he was here, he happened to be along for the ride at the time.[/quote

I seem to recall a lot of O-line injuries that we had depth for due to his teaching them to play multiple positions. At the time he was being touted as the most innovative coach in the league.

By people like Troy Aikman who said that all the way to dthe day he was fired.

 

[hawkfan68]

We've had Fire Schotty threads too.

I don't think Bevell was a terrible coordinator. I think he was somewhat hamstrung by Cable running ZBS in an era where it was becoming legislated out of the game by rule changes.

I do think that Schotty is a better coordinator than Bevell and is more adept at translating Pete's vision for offensive balance onto the field.

He does need to remember that short passing games can be useful too, but that's my only complaint.

Agreed but I believe this more of a Pete thing than a Schotty thing. It was the same under Bevell as it is under Schotty. Pete has mentioned his fondness for explosive plays many times.

Regarding Cable, Josh Jacobs has more to do with Oakland's success than Cable does. Just as Dunn, Duckett, and Vick did for him in Atlanta; Marshawn and Wilson did for him in Seattle. Different places and players but the same story.

 

[Seymour]

Thank you for getting fired.

This type of power blocking is magnificent to see. Mixing up blocking schemes, hitting hard and moving people around. Solari coming onboard changed this team more than most people will ever give him credit for.



https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/...3-rashaad-penny-chris-carson-jadeveon-clowney

While you're at it, you might thank him for our one and only Lombardi. If not for his plug and play coaching it wouldn't have happened. :roll:

Thank god we had 5 pro bowl players on rookie contracts to buy the highest paid oline in the NFL. Cable took that top paid line to #32 ranked in pass blocking with all that talent LOL. Cable was the boat anchor to the boat that had enough HP to win in spite of him. ukeface:

 

[hawksfansinceday1]

Thank you for getting fired.

This type of power blocking is magnificent to see. Mixing up blocking schemes, hitting hard and moving people around. Solari coming onboard changed this team more than most people will ever give him credit for.



https://www.fieldgulls.com/2019/12/...3-rashaad-penny-chris-carson-jadeveon-clowney

While you're at it, you might thank him for our one and only Lombardi. If not for his plug and play coaching it wouldn't have happened. :roll:

Thank god we had 5 pro bowl players on rookie contracts to buy the highest paid oline in the NFL. Cable took that top paid line to #32 ranked in pass blocking with all that talent LOL. Cable was the boat anchor to the boat that had enough HP to win in spite of him. ukeface:

And a HOF RB who's number one forte was breaking tackles.

 

[raisethe3]

Like I said before, the OL is a lot better without Tom Cable running it. The difference is day and night.

 

[loafoftatupu]

Just see my signature to get my take on Bevell, which was directly related to Cable.

 

[hawksfansinceday1]

Just see my signature to get my take on Bevell, which was directly related to Cable.

Your sig makes me sad every time I read it. Please don't ever change it tho

 

[niveky]

The sad thing is, wasn't solari supposed to come here originally, before Cable, but ended up leaving? Maybe I am remembering it wrong.