What style of offense best fits this team?

[omaha]

It will be interesting to see what we run this year. With Kaaya coming in August last year he was not going to be doing a lot of quick decision quick offense type of stuff. Now with a year to look at Defensive fronts it will be interesting to see him make the reads needed to convert third downs.

I would also like to see and offense that does not fumble the football, Barrios catching the football in the endzone vs FSU, and Kaaya not overthrowing wide open Wr's.

Can we also get an offense that has Stacy Coley playing like the man we thought he was going to be. having Kaaya throwing Coley and some of these other larger WR's open would be accepted in my book.

Last but not least I want to see more of Tucker blowing people up. I don't care what spots on the field the players are in when they line up. Just execute your job.

 

[CaneandAbel]

Even the NFL is backing away from the spread.

Up tempo pro - but give the QB more authority to call his own plays, based on what he's seeing and what he feels.

^^^This man get it.

 

[GonzoCane]

The one that has a defense to go with it.

 

[FrancisSawyer]

Bring back the erickson O

This.

Single back Spread

Dennis Erickson 1 Back Philosophy | Trojan Football Analysis

Yes. Absolutely love Ace. Mix ace with empty and this offense could be dangerous if the OL doesn't cause it to crash and burn. The versatility is there. The personnel is there. Everything we can dream of is there if the OL holds up. The bigger question mark going into this season is JColey's poor 3rd down conversion rate. Before I get giddy over formations and sets, Coley has to show something as a playcaller. Dude had Dorsett, Flowers, Johnson, Walford and Kaaya last year and produced what exactly? Inconsistency?

Mr.A!!! Always good to see you on the board. I agree. I love the idea of a base 1 back 3WR that pushes tempo. Co!ey has many potential sets and variations he can use to play off of his base. Like I said before, the interesting thing to me is how he uses his H-backs. He can line them up anywhere. TE, WR FB you name it. He could do some very interesting things in terms of formation and motion.

I just don't want to get too far ahead of myself because after all we are talking about James Coley the master of the disjointed offense. Also Alf the micromanager is never far away. Coley has a lot to prove but he certainly has the team to do it. Now if that OL can just hold up.

 

[Vanquish9]

Punt