Greg Roman

I think there's two different fears right now.

And right now, I think under Declan Doyle, he takes, because Lamar's under center a little bit more, he takes a lot of that fear out of him running, Lamar running a lot more than he used to in the past with Todd Munkin and Greg Roman, all of those guys.

So there's different types of fear.

I agree with you.

And it worked and it popped.

Nagy and Greg Roman, people had too many cooks in the kitchen.

I think it's working right now.

Well, and I also think the way they did the Scataboo move, they benched him.

And it worked and it popped.

Nagy and Greg Roman, people like too many cooks in the kitchen.

I think it's working right now.

Well, and I also think the way they did the Scadaboo move, they benched him.

Declan Doyle bringing in this tight end-centric offense.

Not that that hasn't been the case in the past in Todd Munkin's system and in Greg Roman before that.

But Declan Doyle's brought a level of explosiveness.

Unfortunately for him and Lamar, they've had damn near close to 20 different offensive line combinations so far.

and like I said, Roger, I'm willing to talk.

but this this topic is gotten tiring but just like for you what is the biggest thing that's not clicking with mike mcdaniel because everybody said okay this bombs away scheme was gonna work and it should be better than greg roman's kind of slow boring football like like one why is it not working and is it somewhere in the middle that you need to figure out with justin herbert

By the way, did you see Brennan Rice went on The Athletic and just torched Herbert?

And Greg Roman.

I'm like, dude, what are you doing? And I get it.

He wants another job.

The fact that he challenged these guys last week, benching, scat, and just challenging them to step up, and for each of the three running backs, Tracy, scat, and Singletary, to have a touchdown and look as good as they did, that's coaching.

I mean, credit Greg Roman...

Nagy for like a really great game plan.

I won't pretend to know the ins and outs, but those guys were running with chips on their shoulders.

Cameron O'Connell's system isn't based like...

Greg Roman.

But this is what Kevin O'Connell's, KOC's superpower is getting quarterbacks to thrive in an offense.

And I get it.

He's got 19 runs so far in a year.

And when he was going great with Todd Munkin as the offense coordinator, or even when, you know, Greg Roman was there, whoever, He's got to be a bigger part of the run game.

It opens up things for Derrick Henry.

Just the misdirection things and the quarterback keepers and not scrambles, but real runs.