Mighty Joe Young
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Breaking down what Bills can expect from new OC Brian Daboll
The Buffalo Bills hired Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator just days after relieving Rick Dennison of his duties after his first season with the team. Buffalo’s offense, rooted in West Coa…
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“It’d be foolish to just take one offense that you’re accustomed to running and try to adapt it to another team,” Daboll said. “Some of the plays suit, some of the plays don’t suit. So, your job is to go ahead and mix and match and really find the best results for the guys that you’re working with for that particular year.”
'Plays are plays,' but Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll's creativity flourishes
Daboll’s ability to call plays is only part of what will make him an attractive head-coaching candidate after the season, but for now, with the Bills, his evolution as a
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As Daboll likes to say, “Plays are plays,” but it’s more than knowing what to call when. In his time in Buffalo, Daboll has become more attuned to the skills of his players, worked to develop a comfort level with them and, perhaps, most importantly, been unafraid to be creative and deviate from what he’s done in the past.
The Mind of Bills Offensive Coordinator Brian Daboll
We asked his former co-offensive coordinator at Alabama to break down three classic Daboll plays.
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“Once they read man coverage, they sold the run. We call that a run-action pass, low hats, it sells everyone on the run and then with the speed and the techniques of all the receivers versus man coverage, everyone created separation and you got three guys popping open.”
Three guys popping open. On one play. In an NFL game.