Not-for-nothing but it does help (some) when you have an OL that can pass protect and WR's who can get open. Pitt starts a senior, Jr. Soph, and SR, at WR/TE and we know that they almost always have a damn good OL.
Doesn't mean I don't want, or expect, better but lots of guys have "flash-in-the-pan" games and seasons. It's careers that matter.
Tend to agree with the above. When you can basically treat the QB as the guy who hands off & sometimes runs, it makes defending much easier and getting open downfield much harder. Kill has had to make do with what he has, & the OL basically dictated a power-running scheme with relatively short routes, while some WR options that we thought we had going into spring did not pan out.
Glad Pickett seems to be flourishing, but given a choice 12 month's ago, I'd figure at least 9 out of 10 posters would've been over the moon getting Lewis over Pickett.