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Stones weren’t his problem. He was tough as **** for a scrawny dude and never played scared. His physical limitations were the issue. Everyone knew there were throws he couldn’t make so you could technically game plan around that. You would still need a top notch front seven though or those...

If you go back and watch the games that came down to the wire or even the fiesta bowl loss, there was a distinct game plan that all our opponents used. It wasn’t to let the running game go and focus on stopping the pass.

Dorsey was a great leader and a smart guy who played with a team full of all Americans and first round draft picks. He’d likely be the first person to admit he wasn’t physically as talented as a lot of other guys but he was the right guy for that particular team.

Obviously you don’t just stop running the ball. If a defense wants to play the pass the. Run it down their throats. I just don’t want a run to set up the pass type of offense. You pass to get the lead and you run to keep it.

For this offense to reach its potential the running game needs to be complimentary to the passing game and not the other way around. We have a very average running back room full of guys who run 4.6. They’re fine for getting 4 or 5 yards but they can never break the big run even when given room...