Bills' Chan Gailey Demanding Perfection For New-Look Offense

I’m really really starting to like the cut of Chan Gailey’s jibb.

I liked that he chewed Johnson out. That shows that hes not only coaching, but very involved with the whole play… not just the run and blocking. He wants all 11 players on the field on the same page. Plus it sounds like we wont have to hear opposing players say things like this after we play them:

“Well their offense was pretty simple to play against, no motion, all basic… it was easy to D them up.”

God that made me sick…

mmmm I love me some Buffalo Bills kool-aid

If he didn’t think Johnson could really improve this year, he probably wouldn’t bother being so demanding.

Gailey is basically telling Johnson something to the effect of “I’m hard-ass on you because you can be a real difference maker for this team, but you’re not yet. You’ve got to demand perfection.”

Chan is assserting himself to these players, holding a reciever accountable because the run got stuffed, not the oline, not the RB but the reeceiver because if he had of been able to disguise that run should be for 10 yds.

This is what coaches do, and to be more specific this is what Andy Reid does.

No coach to me in the last 5 years has been as effective as Andy Reid, he really, really, disguises plays. I watched a full Eagles game last year they ran 6 different plays from the exact same set, in the course of 1 game he ran 6 different plays using the same motion, the same set the same everything except the end result was different each time, and that my friends is good football.( I know i repeated myself but thats the point im really trying to emphasize on)

If Chan is 1/3 the coach Andy Reid has been to the Eagles its an amazing hire

I love the teaching concept Gailey employs. Teach, teach and teach. If he can install his system this year and develop the players to perfect it next year, we may be on to something if indeed Gailey is formulating schemes based on talent. We’ll in due time find out how great his schemes are and more importantly how great of teachers his coaches are.

but I was one of the first to come over and say “everything will be alright”. Being a Chiefs fan, I’ll go on record to say Gailey is a better offensive coordinator than Todd Haley. What Gailey produced with a 3rd string QB and quite possibly the worst O-Line in the league in 08’ was nothing short of miraculous. He manged to produce more with less talent than Haley who had far more offensive talent. Picking up Spiller, regardless of how deep your backfield is/was, is going to pay huge dividends in Gailey’s system. Gailey WILL make your QB’s better and put points on the board. Chan Gailey was a smart hire by the Bills organization and it’s going to be fun watching the turnaround of your franchise. Looking forward to playing you guys again this season and gotta be honest, if any team is gonna stick it to us I would have be Chan’s team. Chan’s the man.

Sofar I’m impressed but will it translate to the playing field? I for one think it will. Were not going undefeated by any means, but at least we’ll look better doing it:)

Accountability is back, if a player screws up a play or doesn’t perform he is going to hear about it.

So far Chan has been Firm—Fair and Consistent….

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but I love how they got rid of the music blaring throughout practices, which was really annoying last summer.

It’s really funny how something as elementary (in a duh fundamental sort of way, not that it is trivial for receivers to master) as masking routes by running them the same is new to our receiving corps. How deep is the black hole that was Jauron & Co’s knowledge of NFL offensive systems. Jerry Rice and Marvin Harrison in particular were successful because you couldn’t tell what route they were running. Rice said in an interview that more than anything, that is what contributed to his success. He wasn’t the tallest, fastest, strongest, but you didn’t know at the line of scrimmage what he was going to do.