...it's the Billy's and Joe's.
Hyperbole of the B/R article title aside, here's an interesting bit that harkens us back to NYG's 'young coach' experiment:
"McVay figures out what works for his team. For example, the Rams used 11 personnel (one running back, one tight end and three wide receivers) for a whopping 96 percent of their plays during the regular season, according to The Ringer's Robert Mays.
The head coach didn't expect to be so slanted toward one personnel grouping upon his hire, but he found the right alignment for his roster and stuck to it. Adjustments are the biggest differentiator between good and poor coaches, and McVay's more adept at it than most."
That's a lot of 11 personnel!
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Sticking to the same thing over and over when it's clearly not working?
Not sure we agree that this would vindicate McAdoo.
Fwiw, there are two games left in the season to judge the ultimate success of it.
And although this worked for the Rams, there are three other coaches left in the tournament, all BIGGER offensive geniuses than even McVay, who may employ a more sophisticated system.
So the jury is still out.
It sure did not here.