Most underwhelming unit since our downfall.. (vote)

[BJ305]

WR struggles got me thinking.. With our history and the talent rich recruiting grounds, which units struggles has surprised (or disappointed) you most since Shannon era? So. Many. Choices.

QB has been our biggest struggle , we missed out on teddy bridgewater and Lamar Jackson and other QBs right in our back yard, jacory harris was a bust , brad Kayaa was our best Qb I could of think of in the last decade and is not in the nfl anymore

 

[Silver King]

Jeezus, no doubt. Unreal anybody could have that group missing.

Take a look at our line in late 2000-2002 and compare to what we have had in the last decade plus. To me, its not even close.

Sure, I would love to have dominant DTs like we used to have, but ANY Miami offense would kill the competition with a top end OL. But that is our fan base for sure, an unreal obsession with WR and QB. Before Tua at Alabama, it should be noted how average their QBs were...though they stole quite a few good WR from our backyard.

We are always pretty **** good, if not great, at skill positions. Hard as **** to show them off when you can't run the ball and the QB is on his *** a lot.

At any level, its become easier to find skills than great O-linemen. It was like when the light switched on in the NFL and they started paying LT's more on par with WRs - the LT is directly involved with every play; the WR has a fraction that he's directly involved in.

Very prevalent in high schools, just can't find them. South Florida is filled with skills, OL, scattered like Spanish Fleet Doubloons if you get lucky enough to find them.

 

[UMFarArcher]

The Sphincter crew who was hiring our Head Coaches!

THAT group should have been taken out and -

 

[imyrhuckleberry]

It started with the Coaches . . . The QB's caught it next and from there it spread to everyone . . .

 

[simplycanes]

At one point we replaced Ed Reed with Sean Taylor.

 

[Deleted member 25719]

Or offensive coordinator and defensive coordinator?

I’ll go with HCs and ADs over the last 20 years.