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Originally Posted by DaKernal
The days of coaches forcing QBs to learn "thier" system are gone for the most part. The smart coaches adjust and taylor thier offense to meet thier QBs strengths. I believe its why we see more QBs having early success these days.
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Systems are all terminology at this point. Everyone uses aspects of every system. It's just the verbiage that changes. There are pass plays you'll find in every single offense in the NFL that just have different playcall names in different 'systems'. You better integrate things a young QB can do if you want him to play effectively early. Most coaches get that now and stopped pissing and moaning about 'spread offenses"... like they were learning more handing the ball off 45 times a game.
At this point, it's a lot of people playing with basically the same concepts... but the creative ones stand out.