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I might be in the minority but I think Dawson did one of the best jobs in CFB last year. It was clear after the GT game Dawson knew he would need to shelf most of the A&M type plays. Like you said, handicapped. Improvement wise, did any OC in America do better in 2023? 2022 PPG: 23.6 (97th)...

I agree, which is why if the WRs struggle or there’s an injury bug at the position you could see an uptick in volume at TE. I also think Mario & Mirabal play a bigger factor than most think. We all know the TE who gets the most snaps will be the TE who blocks the best, so if it’s McCormick...

Bingo. All facts. I do want people to realize this isn’t Dawson’s MO though (It’s not Ward’s either). Which is why he’s a perfect fit for this scheme. Here’s the leading TE for WSU last two years: 2022: 12 catches, 117 yards, 1 TD 2023: 21 catches, 251 yards, 1 TD All TEs combined average...

I want efficiency, idc which unit or player it comes from. If they throw the ball to George 15 times in a game and Arroyo is averaging one target, so be it. The lack of TE talk will only become a trending topic if the WRs are blanketed and Dawson isn’t making adjustments to find another viable...

We can all sit here and ***** “why isn’t he using the TEs” without realizing Miami’s top 3 WRs were the most productive in school history. ****, Restrepo broke the single season reception record with below average QB play. 2022 was one of the worst canes offenses I’ve seen in the past decade...

I’ve done previous breakdowns, Dawson has never been a big believer in using TEs as primary options. But yes, it’s multiple factors. 1) Dawson believing TEs should have a minimal role in offense, mostly used as a check down/safety net. 2) starting QB who was allergic to check downs 3)...

Becoming a common theme, as expected. You don’t score 5TDs vs a top 5 nationally ranked South Florida team at 16 years old unless you’re like that. If Lofton was 6’4” he would’ve been a top 25 overall prospect.