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Exactly. Those asking what his offenses are like and whether it would fit are fine. The problem is those making definitive statements that he won't fit here because he's a power run, pro style guy, and whining about the hire. They clearly know little about him but want to make strong claims...

Oh, well there's headline news...of course OCs are going to often have a QB coaching background. Doesn't mean it's necessary, or in any way whatsoever a red flag if the OC doesn't. Putting it in really big font doesn't make the argument any stronger. Bottom line is Gattis is a big name hire...

He ran that offense based on the available personnel.

Many OCs don't coach the QB. That's why there is this position called the QB coach. Since Gattis is a premier WR coach, we will hire a dedicated QB coach instead of a WR coach.

2 mediocre years because Michigan lost their explosive skill players and Harbaugh pushed for and recruited for a power offensive game. Gattis then adjusted the offense to fit the personnel and Harbaughs choices, and won a Broyles award for his work. A coach that can change and adjust to fit...

I'll take Gattis being widely regarded as a top OC over the opinion of one Michigan fan, no matter how diehard he may be.

He actually first tried a more wide open offense at Michigan, but didn't do so well due to limited skill position players and injuries. He then adjusted the offense to fit the personnel. With the players we have, he can go back to a more open offense. The fact that he's capable and willing to...