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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC  Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 6:45 pm |
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Excellent news. The offense was carrying the team for the last half of the season, so it's good to see Bevell stay. If we were going to keep one coordinator, definitely prefer to keep Bevell.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 6:48 pm |
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kearly wrote: I think Bevell deserves a lot of credit. Most teams that run read-option in the NFL commit to it fairly strictly (SF with Kaepernick, Carolina, Washington, etc), and the offenses they run are very obviously dumbed down. Late in the season I thought Bevell did an awesome job of mixing read option with a traditional offense. The result was a whole lot of games over 400 or even 500 total yards. People talk about playcalling/predictability but that is just one aspect of what an OC brings to a team. How that OC fits the existing talent is what is most important, and Bevell fits it perfectly. And for the record, I think Bevell's playcalling is just fine. Most of the crying over his playcalling comes in brutal losses where the offense did it's job and the defense didn't, and MMQB'ing takes over.
Sure, Wilson made Bevell and not the other way around, but I'm fine with that. At the end of the day Bevell may not be the greatest OC in the game, but he fits Wilson as well as anyone would. If Andy Reid or Jon Gruden came in to run our offense, I don't think it would be a whole lot better, simply because Wilson and Bevell seem to have developed chemistry working together. Very well said Kearly, the chemistry that Bevell and Russell have developed really helped this offense grow as the year went along. _________________ 
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 6:54 pm |
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Pleeeease Bevell, grow a pair in the first half of games in 2013! You're clearly capable of it as evidenced by your 2nd-half play-calling.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 6:55 pm |
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Outstanding news! This is the first time we've had the same QB/OC paring in how many years now?
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 6:56 pm |
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kearly wrote: I think Bevell deserves a lot of credit. Most teams that run read-option in the NFL commit to it fairly strictly (SF with Kaepernick, Carolina, Washington, etc), and the offenses they run are very obviously dumbed down. Late in the season I thought Bevell did an awesome job of mixing read option with a traditional offense. The result was a whole lot of games over 400 or even 500 total yards. People talk about playcalling/predictability but that is just one aspect of what an OC brings to a team. How that OC fits the existing talent is what is most important, and Bevell fits it perfectly. And for the record, I think Bevell's playcalling is just fine. Most of the crying over his playcalling comes in brutal losses where the offense did it's job and the defense didn't, and MMQB'ing takes over.
Sure, Wilson made Bevell and not the other way around, but I'm fine with that. At the end of the day Bevell may not be the greatest OC in the game, but he fits Wilson as well as anyone would. If Andy Reid or Jon Gruden came in to run our offense, I don't think it would be a whole lot better, simply because Wilson and Bevell seem to have developed chemistry working together. +1 Except the 4th and one against Atlanta.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 7:05 pm |
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shawnsim wrote: kearly wrote: I think Bevell deserves a lot of credit. Most teams that run read-option in the NFL commit to it fairly strictly (SF with Kaepernick, Carolina, Washington, etc), and the offenses they run are very obviously dumbed down. Late in the season I thought Bevell did an awesome job of mixing read option with a traditional offense. The result was a whole lot of games over 400 or even 500 total yards. People talk about playcalling/predictability but that is just one aspect of what an OC brings to a team. How that OC fits the existing talent is what is most important, and Bevell fits it perfectly. And for the record, I think Bevell's playcalling is just fine. Most of the crying over his playcalling comes in brutal losses where the offense did it's job and the defense didn't, and MMQB'ing takes over.
Sure, Wilson made Bevell and not the other way around, but I'm fine with that. At the end of the day Bevell may not be the greatest OC in the game, but he fits Wilson as well as anyone would. If Andy Reid or Jon Gruden came in to run our offense, I don't think it would be a whole lot better, simply because Wilson and Bevell seem to have developed chemistry working together. +1 Except the 4th and one against Atlanta. why is that considered a bad call, I want to know? Afterall that play worked like clockwork throughout the season. We ran it maybe a half dozen times and EVERY TIME it got a first down in the regular season. So why exactly was it a bad call? Because it didn't work? If that's the only argument than it's very weak indeed. I don't know if you caught this but on the 3rd and 1 A) PC was trying to call a timeout. 2) it was reported that the Seahawks OL missed a check at the LOS on that play, because of the noise. Those missed details probably cost us the 1st down.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 7:15 pm |
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Well right at the end of the season I do recall Wilson saying he liked Bevell and the chemistry they had been developing.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 7:18 pm |
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jlwaters1 wrote: shawnsim wrote: kearly wrote: I think Bevell deserves a lot of credit. Most teams that run read-option in the NFL commit to it fairly strictly (SF with Kaepernick, Carolina, Washington, etc), and the offenses they run are very obviously dumbed down. Late in the season I thought Bevell did an awesome job of mixing read option with a traditional offense. The result was a whole lot of games over 400 or even 500 total yards. People talk about playcalling/predictability but that is just one aspect of what an OC brings to a team. How that OC fits the existing talent is what is most important, and Bevell fits it perfectly. And for the record, I think Bevell's playcalling is just fine. Most of the crying over his playcalling comes in brutal losses where the offense did it's job and the defense didn't, and MMQB'ing takes over.
Sure, Wilson made Bevell and not the other way around, but I'm fine with that. At the end of the day Bevell may not be the greatest OC in the game, but he fits Wilson as well as anyone would. If Andy Reid or Jon Gruden came in to run our offense, I don't think it would be a whole lot better, simply because Wilson and Bevell seem to have developed chemistry working together. +1 Except the 4th and one against Atlanta. why is that considered a bad call, I want to know? Afterall that play worked like clockwork throughout the season. We ran it maybe a half dozen times and EVERY TIME it got a first down in the regular season. So why exactly was it a bad call? Because it didn't work? If that's the only argument than it's very weak indeed. I don't know if you caught this but on the 3rd and 1 A) PC was trying to call a timeout. 2) it was reported that the Seahawks OL missed a check at the LOS on that play, because of the noise. Those missed details probably cost us the 1st down. Simply because we should have gone for the points. We should have gone for momentum. We blew it and lost by a field goal. Not too hard to understand.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 7:41 pm |
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Good to hear. Some unfinished business in 2013....
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 7:45 pm |
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Smartly played. We were fine loosing one key coordinator but not two
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 8:01 pm |
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Just surprised that Bevell is the one the Seahawks fought to keep here. See ya Gus!
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 8:10 pm |
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Bevell..... The greatest 2nd half playoff coach in the league. Sorry it's still just to raw for me. I will like him next year when we are 8-0.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 8:25 pm |
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Sounds good to me! Tremendous!
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 8:32 pm |
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Dang. I didnt see this. Sorry.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 8:33 pm |
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This bodes well for continued growth of #3 for sure! Was iistening to Golden Tate on the radio today and he was all about working with the OC and Wilson off season!
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 8:37 pm |
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I am very happy about this. I want to keep the rhythm we had going with the offense at the end of the season.
Wilson even said on Brock and Salk today that he wanted to keep learning from Bevell in the offseason.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 8:53 pm |
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Shit. Busy day!
This is great news. Bevel has been maturing very nicely as a playcaller since we brought him in last year. Wasn't too sure about all the vanilla last year and early this year, but I don't think i had a single complaint about anything the did in the second half of this past season. The consistency with this OC will be good for Rusty too.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 9:06 pm |
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Great move. Questionable play calls or not, it takes a real OC to adapt to a unique QB like Wilson. Get him some more weapons and let's see what Bevell can do.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 9:18 pm |
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Glad to hear it.
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Post subject: Re: Bevell signs extension to stay Hawks OC Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2013 9:24 pm |
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Love the move. I have been a big Bevell supporter.
I think he has designed a passing game that has got the most out of the receiving crew that is fairly average and *gasp* Russell Wilson. He never asked him to do too much and designed an entire offense around his strengths rather than trying to pigeon-hole him into a system. He certainly never ran the read-option extensively before this year so kudos to him for being able to install it and make it work with a high level of efficiency.
I am excited to see some continuity on the offensive side of the ball as that became out strength down the stretch.
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