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It also points to a guy who got hurt against UNC and wasn't healthy until the UL game. The idea that he forgot how to play and then remembered again out of the blue doesn't make any sense to me. There were forced throws against GT and UNC but if you watch the NC State and UVA games, he's just...

The issue with Dawson isn't that he changed the offense (outside of completely watering it down for Emory) it's that when defenses stopped plan A, there was no plan B. When your quarterback is struggling against certain coverages, you have to work with the QB on ways to better handle them. You...

They had above average talent but they were statistically mediocre. Especially against more talented defenses.

People here still trying to use Michigan as an example for our offense. They DIDN’T HAVE A GOOD OFFENSE. I’m tired of “well Michigan ran it more than us” and “Michigan used pro style” bro, they were a very average to below average offensive team. They were #1 in the nation in defense and #1 in...

Half this board thinks Air Raid is just throwing it every down. Literally no team is that unbalanced today. Leach was the only coach still passing on 70% of plays and well, he’s not exactly coaching anymore.

I was just defending McCarthy’s numbers. Most people think he’s a “game manager” because he doesn’t have huge numbers. It it’s simply just that they don’t throw the ball a ton. When they needed him to make a play, he came through for them. They let the guy who led them to 12 wins in 2021...

Mc Carthy's stats weren't elite because of the offense he played in. If he was in a more passer friendly system, his numbers would have reflected that. He'll be a first round pick. I'm confident we'll be better on offense this year. I really like Ward and I saw what the offense looked like...

I totally understand the game plan against Clemson because they didn't trust the quarterback. Ideally, they won't have to rely on true freshmen quarterbacks to start again any time soon. But Miami does not need to play it safe against 95% of their opponents. It's been a while since Miami has...

This is exactly why I am not a fan of that brand of football. Why would you purposely narrow your own margin for error? Obviously turnovers hurt every team and getting good field position helps every team but if you can’t overcome turnovers and you NEED field position, you’re essentially capping...

We were actually fantastic for the most part in pass protection. I think Ward is going to have a field day now that he won’t be running for his life half the game. That said, we all know what “imposing your will” means to these guys. It means running the ball down their throat until they have to...

Tyler was a flawed quarterback but they didn’t do him a lot of favors the last two years. Especially rolling him out week after week while hurt because they had nobody else they could trust. Cam Ward is a much better player so hopefully he’ll be more adaptive. They’re definitely not going to...

Except this offense struggled to run the ball against good defenses last year. Clemson was the only good opponent they averaged over 4 yards a carry against and a lot of that was because a wide receiver had an 80 yard run. As much as the tough and fyzical crew wants to dominate the line of...

I wasn’t talking about mirabal. I was talking about the person who makes the decision on what play get called and who lines up at quarterback.

In all seriousness, an OC should not be concerned that his QB is going to take the pass option on every RPO call. If so, you need to play a different quarterback. I understand that nobody makes the right read every time but if your quarterback is pulling the ball and throwing it to the man who...

It's not about running the ball. Or even being successful. It's about telling your opponent what you're going to do and then ramming your head into the wall over and over.

You have to tell the opponent "HEY WE'RE GOING TO RUN THE BALL NOW!" before running the play. If not, you're not being fyzical enough.