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    Quote Originally Posted by Maxie the Taxi View Post
    Brad Jones is the communication helmet guy if Hawk can't go. So one or both of them will be in for every play.
    Geezus, here we go again - Hawk - the indispensable communication man. And Jones is the backup? What about Burnett, who is out there every damn play?
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    Quote Originally Posted by mraynrand View Post
    Geezus, here we go again - Hawk - the indispensable communication man. And Jones is the backup? What about Burnett, who is out there every damn play?
    Why don't we go to flash cards ala Chip Kelly? Better yet, why not just play the 3-3 as Wist suggests ALL THE TIME. Let the players play.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyrion Lannister View Post
    Why can't Burnett be that guy? He plays every down, doesn't he?

    Cut Hawk and Jones for all I care.
    Quote Originally Posted by mraynrand View Post
    Geezus, here we go again - Hawk - the indispensable communication man. And Jones is the backup? What about Burnett, who is out there every damn play?
    Burnett has to call coverages and adjustments from the backfield, someone needs to be make call neat the LOS for the LBs and lineman.

    If Burnett held down both jobs, he could never line up deep. I believe Lattimore has had the radio and made calls before when Hawk was injured. He was out there with the short guy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pbmax View Post
    Burnett has to call coverages and adjustments from the backfield, someone needs to be make call neat the LOS for the LBs and lineman.

    If Burnett held down both jobs, he could never line up deep. I believe Lattimore has had the radio and made calls before when Hawk was injured. He was out there with the short guy.
    Radio communication is irrelevant pertaining to post-huddle communications/adjustments, as the NFL goes radio silence after the first 30 seconds or so of the play clock.

    In other words, no reason Burnett can't handle the play call stuff.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyrion Lannister View Post
    Radio communication is irrelevant pertaining to post-huddle communications/adjustments, as the NFL goes radio silence after the first 30 seconds or so of the play clock.

    In other words, no reason Burnett can't handle the play call stuff.
    Coaches often talk through what the opponent is doing until that radio goes out. But the bigger question is: does Burnett make the secondary calls or does Dix have to do some when MB is near the LOS? Because if Dix is trusted then the second radio is perhaps more duplicate than necessary.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyrion Lannister View Post
    Radio communication is irrelevant pertaining to post-huddle communications/adjustments, as the NFL goes radio silence after the first 30 seconds or so of the play clock.

    In other words, no reason Burnett can't handle the play call stuff.
    There are many reasons, "Shutdown".

    Safeties don't wear the radio hat. The only safety I've ever seen with one is Ed Reed. Sure, give the job to the deepest guy who has never done it before.

    That would make a lot of sense.

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