Ok Jeff!!!!!
Gurley has always looked like that, in his press conferences after big games last year, in his Hardee's commercials. He's not usually expressive in the spotlight unless it's behind the scene stuff with the players - he may want to work on this if he wants to get in film or on TV later. His twitter and instagram is positive and all about the team, some examples below:
Its typical coach talk. Tell reporters and fans what they want to hear and do whatever da fuck he wants to do on game day. I'm surprised most fans dont already know this
I disagree. People said the same thing in 2016, but a year later and all that talk disappeared. The explosiveness is always there, he just has to have the right play calls to get him in the open field. Getting him more involved as a receiver would be a start.
This is the answer, right here. You can train to and have the best run blocking wide receivers in the league, and you can even further commit to an offensive line that prioritizes run blocking, but when teams stack the line like that, and give your wide outs man coverage, you have to take advantage.
Precisely, there is no way that a coach is going to tell another coach - "Ok, so this is how I'm going to play next week. So I want you to train for that specifically so that you're really competitive against us. We're looking forward to putting on a good show for the crowd."
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I think it’s defenses taking stuff away we usually like to do. This was the one gripe I had about McVay going into the season. He plays his offense as “this is what we’re doing, try and stop it” instead of attacking the weaknesses of the defense and finding the best game plan. Of course you need an identity but it seems like we run the same 12 plays every game. That 6-1 front could be beaten by inserting a fullback and running them the fuck over. Yet we continue to trot out the same shit every week.
