Some really good points. They do not undermine or diminish infantrycak's original point, as his premise was based on numbers and stats.Ben and bradys offenses are built around them having more talent at the recieving positions than you can cover. They rely on their talent flat out bearing your db's coverage and having qb's good enough to make plays.
Not that they don't have good play design, but they aren't running plays where the whole offense makes it look like a stretch running plays and then all of a sudden receivers break into their routes.
How many times have you seen schaub on a straight drop back read the coverage, manipulate safeties maybe scramble and escape some pressure and then launch a ball hitting a guy in stride streaking way down the field?
The answer to that may just actually be never.
And if you haven't given kubiak good enough credit as an offensive mind then I don't know what to tell you.
Credit as an overall coach? Not from me. He's about average as a head coach overall.
I don't know qnd haven't thought about the Importance of the long ball being completed at a high rate, but I do know that CIRCUMSTANCES in which schaub delivers his long ball are different than a lot of other qb's based on the design of the offense.
However, it is very interesting to look into how those balls are delivered and from what circumstances.
I cannot recall too many, if any, times that Schaub dropped back, manipulated safeties, and landed a deep ball in stride for a TD/long gain.
Is that due to scheme or talent? Or combo of both?