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Exactly. Every thread I've seen that craps on Rosier (and sometimes Perry) I chime in that these QBs are the symptom not the disease. We're even seeing Aaron Rodgers struggle to an extent with Mike McCarthy's rote, predictable, static slant-flat passing game. Obviously that got McCarthy fired...

This so much. Where's the unbalanced lines? Play action TE wheel crossing the field from the 2-TE side? Motion the FB/TE for a quick flat/rub route? It's not about pro vs. spread, tight vs. wide splits, etc. It's about design and the total absence of it. I watch these plays and I just wonder...

I don't love mesh because it can be slow developing and lead to sacks. But the Rams run that play you showed and they hurry up to the line to catch the defense flat footed. Gurley is wide open on the flat/wheel route every time. I'm a Bucs fan and I watch them run a slow-paced 4-verts Air Raid...

Formation makes a big difference too. You made that a footnote at the end but the UGA play you showed is an example of what tight splits can do for an offense. With Richt it's wide spread isolation routes every time - pretty much eliminates the middle of field, makes crossers less effective...