Nuts, I am not stupid here, I didn't say it would be a good offense, I said if every things falls into place it might be a good offense. In any event, until we know a lot more about the players themselves we can't even speculate on what the offense will look like. All I am really hoping for are 12 competitive games. No blow out pathetic losses.
How does Jerry Kill plan to fix the Rutgers offense?
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Nuts, I am not stupid here, I didn't say it would be a good offense, I said if every things falls into place it might be a good offense. In any event, until we know a lot more about the players themselves we can't even speculate on what the offense will look like. All I am really hoping for are 12 competitive games. No blow out pathetic losses.
First off, nobody called you "stupid." Second, you didn't say "good," you LITERALLY said the following (feel free to read your original post):
"this might be a very good offense ..."
Big difference and the odds of it even being "good" next year, IMHO, are very low. This isn't going to change overnight, sorry, we have major talent issues and the talent at QB and WR is going to be very, very young and inexperienced. Let's hope we can crack the Top 90 next year and take it from there. Hopefully that keeps he blowouts, well, less blowout-ish? Ugh. LOL.
Amazing how we can so misread each other when we are limited to the written word. It is why I am always leery of being sarcastic or cute in an email. When I wrote my post my mindset was on the word "might" not the very good part. And when I read your reply I zeroed in on your use of the words "will not". You were focused on my use of very good. I agree, very was not necessary at all.
His original plan was to put RU uniforms on the Bama offense,but since Bama and RU play on the same days,he's going to the next best thing and put Bama uniforms on the RU players and see if that helps.
I don't think it a coincidence that the two worst offenses we've seen in the past 20 years or so were when we changed to a spread offense and the blocking schemes were completely different for the O line. Year 2 for the O line should be an improvement just from the experience. We have yet to see what a second year in this type of looks like and there HAS to be improvement.
Finally. We get all the way to the 36th post before someone points out the real problem.
However, while the OL is definitely the first thing to fix, it's not as easy as fixing the line and the offense is fixed. Without the OL working much better, we will have no success. If the OL is working reasonably well, then we also need our QB(s) and WR(s) to have a ton more consistency.
If all that happens, then we have a shot at scoring more points.
For what its worth, just looking at tape on some of Kill's teams youll see those offenses ate decent amounts of clock. But in the end I feel like its the head coach's decision as to how fast or slow we want to do things.
This. Our guard play was very poor. We couldn't block the gaps. It doesn't matter what plays you call if your o-line is regularly getting beat.
new article with some more information:
Jerry Kill on the Rutgers offense: 'It will be quarterback-friendly'
http://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/i..._on_the_rutgers_offense_it_will_be_quart.html
Jerry Kill on the Rutgers offense: 'It will be quarterback-friendly'
http://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/i..._on_the_rutgers_offense_it_will_be_quart.html
