Play design and play calling are reliant on execution. If a running back takes a hand off and falls down or runs backwards, you don't blame the play, you blame the execution. If you call a pass and the quarterback throws it to the wrong team or the receiver drops the ball, is it the play's fault? I expect the players and their position coaches to be held accountable for their failures.
Honestly, he shouldn’t have been offered a spot here. He’s gonna be buried on the depth chart especially with the talent coming in/potentially coming in the next couple of years on the o line. If he is playing Center there are 4 guys in front of him. Gauthier, Mahoney, Gaynor, and Bar frickin Milo.
I gotta agree with this. I think it's the line's execution along with all the things you named. I like Richt but we have the most unoriginal run plays I've seen in a college offense. Inside Zone, Outside Zone, A little bit of Power and Sweep to the Boundary. Last week he finally added some motion. I think being in the shotgun has limited how plays are ran. He should take advantage of teams slanting away from the running back when he shifts from the pistol look. Run a same side Counter play. Add some qb runs like he had with Rosier. Add Brevin Jordan in some run blocks, he's good at it. He ran some Split Zone with Brevin last week. Have Brevin in that wing set and have him fold inside on his same side between the Guard and Tackle.
