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Old 04-27-2017, 07:19 PM  
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Old 09-28-2019, 10:16 PM   #25036
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Peyton was basically his own offensive coordinator. He called the plays himself. He didn't just audible hot routes and run hurry up.
He didn't call the plays in that way.

When he was in Indy what happened was that they would send in a package of plays (usually 3 plays with the same formation. 2 passes and a run) and Manning would then decide which of the three he would run at the LOS based on what the defense showed him pre-snap.

The idea that Manning was just calling what he wanted at any given time like an old school QB is just wrong, but once a narrative is established nobody really cares about accuracy.
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Old 09-28-2019, 10:17 PM   #25037
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Old 09-28-2019, 10:18 PM   #25038
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He didn't call the plays.

When he was in Indy what happened was that they would send in a package of plays and Manning would then decide which of the three he would run at the LOS.

The idea that Manning was just calling what he wanted at any given dime like an old school QB is just wrong.
The way I understood it (from a very knowledgeable Colts fan friend) is they would consult, but he could pick any play he wanted. He was in control of the play calling.
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Old 09-28-2019, 10:20 PM   #25039
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The way I understood it (from a very knowledgeable Colts fan friend) is they would consult, but he could pick any play he wanted. He was in control of the play calling.
They're wrong.

What do you mean by 'they would consult'? They would send in packages and he'd pick a play from those packages at the LOS. That's how it worked the whole time Moore was there.

I dunno about in Denver though.

Why would they have ever huddled if he called every play at the LOS?
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Old 09-28-2019, 10:22 PM   #25040
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They're wrong.
Eh. Don't care enough to research. Feel free to link if you want to win a pissing contest against the friend of a CP poster you've never met.
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Old 09-28-2019, 10:25 PM   #25041
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They're wrong.

What do you mean by 'they would consult'? They would send in packages and he'd pick a play from those packages at the LOS. That's how it worked the whole time Moore was there.

I dunno about in Denver though.

Why would they have ever huddled if he called every play at the LOS?
In response to your edit... I mean that Peyton had the authority to choose whatever he wanted. I'm sure they had a short hand and knew what plays fit most situations, but the play call was the starting point anyway and Peyton would always adjust heavily at the line. I don't know if another modern QB has had that level of play calling control. That's all I'm saying. Plus they ran a lot of hurry up.
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Old 09-28-2019, 10:34 PM   #25042
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In response to your edit... I mean that Peyton had the authority to choose whatever he wanted. I'm sure they had a short hand and knew what plays fit most situations, but the play call was the starting point anyway and Peyton would always adjust heavily at the line. I don't know if another modern QB has had that level of play calling control. That's all I'm saying. Plus they ran a lot of hurry up.
Well I'm going to believe what Tom Moore said.
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Old 09-28-2019, 11:03 PM   #25044
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Well I'm going to believe what Tom Moore said.
Ya mean he didn't own up to being Peyton Manning's assistant? Weird!
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So if Manning was calling everything how did he get the right personnel on the field? Like if he wants a play that requires a 22 package, how is he doing the subs?

Clearly someone on the side lines is calling the play to some degree, even if Manning had a lot of freedom to change things at the line.
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When they used scheme as an excuse for negating some of his good plays is where I stopped. So I guess Brady overcomes the terrible scheme that NE runs? Nevermind the level of defenses each QB faced though 3 weeks. Mahomes played Balt and Jax. Brady and Dak faced the worst teams in the league.
They explain this badly, but I think what they are saying is that the quarterback gets less credit for hitting a wide open guy than for accurately throwing into a tight window. So Mahomes has less chance to earn high ratings because of a combination of his ability to manipulate a defense with his eyes and also because of good calls being played which leave receivers wide open.
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