Kaspers Korner

One feature of the Buffalo Bills old No Huddle offense that many people do not know or have forgotten is that quarterback Jim Kelly called the plays for the offense.  With Edwards being extremely intelligent he shoud be allowed to call his own plays.

Kelly was given permission at that time by head coach Marv Levy and offensive coordinator Ted Marchibroda to call his own plays and not only did he call the plays he also made up plays in the huddle based on what he saw from the defense.

If Bills offensive coordiantor Turk Schonert calls the plays then Edwards would have to relay them to the rest of the offense, which could slow things up just enough to allow the defense to sneak in a substitution.

Also, the coaching staff in the past has shown a tendancy from time to time to not be sure of what to call, which results in the Bills needsly having to burn a timeout.

Edwards trademark is his intelligence as he picked up the NFL game much more quicker than most young quarterbacks, which includes the ability to read defenses and know where he is going with the ball based on what he sees.

If the Bills knew what was best for the offense then the coaching staff would allow Edwards to make the play calls, but this is the Bills and they do lack common sense at times.