Would be interesting to see how he would describe the Seahawk's offensive tactics.
To me, it was like they had 2 offensive coordinators. 1 who called the first quarter and another that called the rest of the game.
1st quarter was more like McVay style offense. Creating mismatches and playing with the LBs eyes with all the motion and formation changes at snap.
After that though, it was just straight drops. No motion, no formation changes. They didn't challenge the young LBs and just played straight up.
It was like Shane Waldron only remembered 1/10th of McVay's playbook and the rest of the game, he just wanted to put his own poor stamp on offense.
For sure Shanahan will challenge the young LBs eyes. They are going to be swimming all over the place.
But this is how you will learn and grow quickly vs mastering kindergarten material over and over again.
Shanahan will exploit the edges as well. We crashed way too many times and lost the edge. These are mistakes a young defense will make and they just got to learn from it. I'm actually glad that they are taking this Niner test this early in the season. Will set the tone in what they need to work on.
