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Napier’s offense isn’t pass heavy.

Toney is a bust. Giants fans are super ****ed they wasted a first round pick on him. Never draft a gator. They have a 90% bust rate

Not last year, they didn’t. Alabama was 30th in pass play percentage last year. I mean it’s all relative because like 75% of the teams run more than pass in college football but every NFL team passes more than they run. The bottom line is, if Jean actually wants to play in a more pass happy...

Yeah but Josh Gattis ran the ball more often at Michigan last year than either Georgia or ULL Although, yes the sentiment that maybe Georgia and Florida aren’t the places to play if you want a pass happy offense is correct.

Yeah, if the offensive style is really what's keeping him from Miami, he should probably not bother with Florida. Napier is the definition of a ground and pound OC.

They’re only divas when they go to Alabama, win championships and get drafted in the first round.

It’s literally got nothing to do with run/pass ratio. Most college teams run more than they pass. Miami ran the ball more than they passed in 2020. It’s the way the passing game is designed. An offense should stretch the field vertically AND horizontally. If your playbook doesn’t feature throws...

It’s great to have an advantage at the skill positions as long as your offense isn’t tailored around having the advantage on the line. Imagine Wisconsin dumping the power rushing game and going full on Mike Leach Air Raid. It would be offensive suicide. I’m sorry. I just have PTSD from yelling...

If Gattis tailors the offense to the talent we have, it can be explosive. If he tries to run Michigan’s offense with our players, it will flop.

My concern is that it literally took having the best offensive line in the entire country for Michigan’s offense to produce. I know we’ll be improved up front but I don’t like the fact that you NEED a dominant offensive line for your offense to work. We do NOT have better personnel than they did...

No they weren’t. Their second leading receiver was a tight end. They only had one wide receiver with more than 25 catches.

Yeah and Dan Enos said he was going to run the “spread coast” here. I don’t care what coaches say or what they claim they want to do. All that matters is what happens on the field in actual games. If I’m a receiver and I’m watching Michigan’s offense last year, I’m hesitant on signing up for that.