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Solid read for those looking to educate themselves on what a future Miami offense should look like

Tetragrammaton Cane said:
“We started doing it because you don’t have to block everyone perfectly,” Canada says.

The misdirection creates a moment of hesitation for the linebackers and gives offensive linemen better angles with which to get to the second level. It’s a win-win for offenses that can run it well, precisely what the Rams have discovered this fall.

… Fifteen years after his moment of clarity, Stitt has loved watching the walls around the sport begin to crumble. “The NFL used to be
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No no no we have been told that all 11 players have to perform perfectly for plays to work.
 
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Salt said:
I think they care. No one willingly wants to put themselves under the microscope and have all this negative attention poured unto them. They believe in what they are doing to the point of insanity.
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Ive been saying this all along. The staff cares and want to win badly, but their ego is too big. This offensive staff defines insanity by expecting different results by doing the same thing over and over.
 
yeah we have this retarded thing thatr we motion out of pistol when we don't run anything out of pistol its so stupid
 
305to954 said:
It’s crazy how I was watching Clemson and they run just about the same things as us
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My boy is an FSU fan and he said the same thing. But lawrence drops the best dimes in cfb right now. Puts in there perfectly and under pressure and with tight coverage and in stride. I saw so few plays that were all 3 wide with one back and the dudes just never misses. And when you can throw it like that and your playing ahead and you know your defense ain’t giving up anything it’s a lot easier and less pressure
 
I haven't watched Clemson this year but the Clemson I scouted last year had a much more diverse run game than Miami. Sure they run a lot of repetitive isolation routes like curls, slants and fades same as us but they do a better job of using alignment to give their players an advantage.

I said in another thread that Richt's passing game could be functional with an effective run game. But it's not because it's far too static and the execution isn't there.

Still we should aim higher than an offense that relies on out-talenting people. We saw what happened to Clemson in the CFP last year when Bama took away their run game.
 
HighSeas said:
I haven't watched Clemson this year but the Clemson I scouted last year had a much more diverse run game than Miami. Sure they run a lot of repetitive isolation routes like curls, slants and fades same as us but they do a better job of using alignment to give their players an advantage.

I said in another thread that Richt's passing game could be functional with an effective run game. But it's not because it's far too static and the execution isn't there.

Still we should aim higher than an offense that relies on out-talenting people. We saw what happened to Clemson in the CFP last year when Bama took away their run game.
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Clemson's RPO with Lawrence is very effective. He is a very solid passer and executes true RPO very well. They have the best RPO in the ACC but I guess that's not saying much.

People talk about Richt running an RPO but that's not even the case. We're more like a zone/read team with a crappy running game.
 
pacusmc said:
My boy is an FSU fan and he said the same thing. But lawrence drops the best dimes in cfb right now. Puts in there perfectly and under pressure and with tight coverage and in stride. I saw so few plays that were all 3 wide with one back and the dudes just never misses. And when you can throw it like that and your playing ahead and you know your defense ain’t giving up anything it’s a lot easier and less pressure
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All facts. 16 looks special. And their oline makes everything look better. There’s absolutely no offense that works with a line producing like ours. They make Homer and DJ look like pedestrian asf too
 
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305to954 said:
All facts. 16 looks special. And their oline makes everything look better. There’s absolutely no offense that works with a line producing like ours. They make Homer and DJ look like pedestrian asf too
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Jdub coming. Gonna throw away the sextant and set us on full GPS mode.
Doubt our playbook has changed that much since Kaaya.
 
pacusmc said:
Jdub coming. Gonna throw away the sextant and set us on full GPS mode.
Doubt our playbook has changed that much since Kaaya.
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Go back and watch the diff things we’d run and you’ll see it bruh. The stuff is in the playbook I just don’t think MR feels confident/comfortable running it. Think about the double move to the post with the half rollout we seen 4 run last year (1st pass of the Clemson game) I think we ran it once
 
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