One of the overlooked little things from last nights 2 minute drill

[falconidae]

Was the hustle of the entire team on the deep pass down the middle- every single player ran down the field and were lining up as the refs were placing the ball. Oline ran as a unit and set up.

How often do you see teams wasting 10-15 precious seconds just getting everybody together?

Only one penalty, no TOs, this is a well coached team.

[Geneaut]

Was the hustle of the entire team on the deep pass down the middle- every single player ran down the field and were lining up as the refs were placing the ball. Oline ran as a unit and set up.

How often do you see teams wasting 10-15 precious seconds just getting everybody together?

Only one penalty, no TOs, this is a well coached team.

I agree ... to get down the field that fast without having to waste a TO was nice.

[Master Exploder]

It's because of that no huddle offense that was installed when Ryan came here. It is getting more extensive and more complex each year, I imagine it will play a large part of our offense in 2-3 years.

[paulitik]

It was a thing of beauty. Mike Mularkey better appreciate what he has in a QB. That kid makes him look a lot better than he is. If MM gets a head coaching gig, he needs to give Matty Ice a cut of his signing bomus.

[maxatlanta]

Ryan runs that no huddle so effectively. How many QBs just can't seem to get their offense to move with enough urgency? I'm talking about you, McNabb.

In fairness to MM, he's had success in a lot of places. Lets not go rewriting history. And he deserves his share of the credit for what our offense has been able to do in his time here. His playbook, his staff, and his playcalling(even when Ryan is in the no huddle it's MM's playset and decision to put the game in Ryan's hands). The guy got the blame when things were fizzling a bit, it should go both ways when we are having success.

[Dr_truth189]

If anyone knows anything about me it's my hatred for Mularkey. But this offense shining recently has to give some credit to MM. He is game planning better. Last night never abandon the run completely. And ever since the Bengals game where we had a huge showing I think the confidence HE has in the team is starting to show.

[Jimsmusic™]

Ryan runs that no huddle so effectively. How many QBs just can't seem to get their offense to move with enough urgency? I'm talking about you, McNabb.

In fairness to MM, he's had success in a lot of places. Lets not go rewriting history. And he deserves his share of the credit for what our offense has been able to do in his time here. His playbook, his staff, and his playcalling(even when Ryan is in the no huddle it's MM's playset and decision to put the game in Ryan's hands). The guy got the blame when things were fizzling a bit, it should go both ways when we are having success.

lmao.. his playbook.. that consists of 3 plays.