Youre last line pretty much sums this up

Considering the fact that Jamon Meredith is likely to make his first NFL start at right tackle in the event that Jonathan Scott can’t play, it can’t hurt. But it probably won’t help, either.

Now T.O. gets to yell at Trent on the field…. :-)

It’s a good idea with the line penalties that have been going on. Let’s see if it leads to more burned timeouts or delay of game calls.

might help reduce the false starts, but that’s about all it will do. That offense hasn’t been a true “no huddle” anyway, it’s more of a “loose huddle”.

NO MORE NO HUDDLE? QUICK SIGN LANGSTON WALKER BA…………

oops.

I don’t really see how this helps offensive line penalty issues. Do they get an extra reminder in the huddle?

“X right, 25 z black double fox. and remember guys, you don’t move until i yell hike.”

it means they’re closer to putting Fitz on the field

it can’t get worse and the no-huddle has not made them better. Gimmicks are not how you win football games. When your offense shows prowess, like the 88 Bills, then you can build upon that utilizing the skill set of our QB and the rest of the team (see Bills 89-93 with K-Gun/No huddle). You don’t just install no-huddles on a crappy offense. Lesson learned, time to move on

As you stated our team can’t get worse, but most likely switching out of the no huddle will not make them better… So again this is moderately irrelevant news.

Seems like another move made a week too late…

This isn’t likely to do much to change anything though. Trent is too indecisive, hesitant and broken.

I think one of the major factors in the numerous false starts we had is that the lineman not only had to get the cadence quickly and at a distance from the QB (maybe its tougher to catch the exact call), but also that they were usually set quickly meaning they couldn’t move until the snap. A lack of focus there results in the false starts.

that on the picture with this story Edwards foot is tangled with Hangartner’s. I’m convinced nothing we do will help, none of the players respect Dick, he has lost the team.

This is now twice and counting that Jauron has basically realized all-to-late that one of his decisions may be leading to the lack of production on offense.

Obviously keeping Schonert last season was example number 1.

Now he is doing a 180 on the no-huddle, and while I again give him props for being able to adapt, he’s once again done it a little too late.

I realize you had to experiment and see how it went, but that’s what pre-season is for and the results were less than spectacular. He should have realized then that with all of the youth on this offense, ‘maybe’ the no-huddle wouldn’t be the best idea to proceed with.

Amazing. I personally think Dick Jauron has shot himself in the foot too many times already, but Ralph has apparently a much bigger threshold of pain than most of us do.

I’ll leave it at that.

of a good leader. Jauron is thinking, making changes and trying everything in his power to turn this around. Unfortunately, for him and the staff, it is the front office and Jauron’s personnel decisions along with lack of offensive burst that will be his demise. I give him great credit for switching, but now it seems like he is “fishing” for answers. If this somehow leads to a win on Sunday though, it will all be worth it,

if we had scrapped the no huddle after week 2 we would have won the Saints game and then subsequently the Browns game, leaving us at 3-2. The Saints won for two reasons, we couldn’t put up points to take advantage of great defensive play and the no huddle was so disorganized and penatly ridden we eventually caused or defense to break by never giving them a break. A huddle offense could have fixed both of those.

But, giving up on turning lead into gold goes to progress, not failure. Honestly I don’t think the line or Trent are going to play any better, huddling or not. As some have said, how much can the no-huddle honestly be blamed for the false starts? Does a lineman being in a huddle have much to do with them knowing the snap count?

for the personel we have. Just not good for the coaching we have.

With Edwards now known throughout the league for checking down so much, I wonder if that contributes to so many illegal procedures against the Browns – 8. Don’t want to confuse an inexperienced line too much.

I like saying “shuffling around the deck chairs on the Titanic”