If this is the case, then stop giving Waldron full credit for the offense.
Yes! Pete is an offensive genius. Up there with the likes of Andy Reed, Sean Payton, and Mike Holmgren. How foolish of me to study his background where he cut his teeth on defense, and learned from some of the best defensive minds in football history, while making his mark on defense as a coach for 50 decades. All this time it was a ruse. He's secretly been an offensive mastermind.
Face it. Geno is carrying the Seahawks. Waldron's little wrinkles are helping, like the 3 TE sets, and Waldron is a great OC, based on the new wrinkles I have seen added since last year that weren't there before.
But Pete's whole system is built around the QB not having to do too much, remember? Is that what you're watching on Sundays?
The irony is, Pete is more hands off on offense than he has ever been. And is a big factor, on why the offense looks better, but it's mostly Geno if we're being honest. Defensively, I also think Pete started out more hands off than ever, he just handed the keys to the wrong guy and had to intervene. But Pete's 50 year old defense (that actually goes back further) that he learned from Monty Kiffen used to be tried and true, doesn't work anymore, so he can't be much help. Pete isn't an X's and O's coach in an X's and O's, QB driven league. Rah-Rah! Can only get you so far without a great talent advantage at every position on the field.
Geno is carrying Pete on his back.
Pete is getting this from his QB. And he can only muster a barely over .500 record, while playing a bunch of losing teams. Won't do anything in the playoffs, if they even make it there.
But let's all celebrate, are wondrous coach. Ha-ha-ha. Squandering a historic QB season. Great coaches usually cash that in with a deep playoff run, at least. Not Pete, we must all lower our expectations. As Pete continues to squander what should be a special season.