a. Who pretended that the staff works in a static universe.
b. No one ignored Mehringer moving up to the booth.
c. Let's not pretend that things were THAT dramatic, they were just better. More tactically tight.
Are you speculating that Mehringer ,a guy whose position has struggled all season in various answers, was the No.1 reason for improvement this week.
Don't be lazy, finish your thought.
Your position of it's all on Beck, good or bad can only be true if the roles of the staff are static. Improvement can be the result of assistance from others. It also either ignores any possible reason for and impact of Mehringer being in the both.
Things were dramatically different at times considering it was it was Shane, not Sam leading the offense. We have been lectured regarding Shane's inadequacies. It wasn't just tight, RBs received back to back carries. The ball was thrown deep and over the middle.
You took the position that if Beck is blamed, he is also the one to be applauded. I contend that he more likely had outside help than an epiphany.
The WR group needs to improve at blocking, and I suspect that has much to do with playing time. They have also saved the QBs and drives by making many toe in bounds catches on the sideline. The group is definitely not one of the glaring issues with this offense.
I am allowing for the possibility that improvement in playcalling is from Mehringer, Herman...,not just Beck finally figuring things out.
I don't know what caused the change, but to me, it was dramatic and could have resulted from several factors, not exclusively Beck. Your position, as written shuts the door on everything other than Beck being the reason.
