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Offense - what if you could decide
- Thread starter bigggbrutis
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If White’s defense looks anything like Ryan’s better versions of the 46, we could run the Brian Ferentz offense and go to a bowl.
Whatever offense fits his personnel.
I think his players will be aggressive, not passive - that's key. I think they will be situationally smart - that's also key. And I think they will not be a turnover team or a penalty ridden team. I want the team to be coached by a coach that doesn't ignore what's going on in the game and knows clock management to avoid stupid end of period mistakes.
After that, I would like to see them having the appropriate balance between running and passing depending upon the situation. I don't want them to be so wedded to a system that they can't change to a different one at halftime if that is appropriate.
I think his players will be aggressive, not passive - that's key. I think they will be situationally smart - that's also key. And I think they will not be a turnover team or a penalty ridden team. I want the team to be coached by a coach that doesn't ignore what's going on in the game and knows clock management to avoid stupid end of period mistakes.
After that, I would like to see them having the appropriate balance between running and passing depending upon the situation. I don't want them to be so wedded to a system that they can't change to a different one at halftime if that is appropriate.
I want the Philadelphia Eagles offense. Would be nice to have their o-line as well.
Aaron Burr might have been even better.
One of the great things about this is that the QB doesn't have to possess pinpoint accuracy when you're punishing people on the ground. They have to start cheating to stop the run, opening up play action over the top to wide open receivers. The QB just needs to get it close for the most part.
I'm hoping for a power style run game that can be used when needed to hold up time of possession while being able to spread it out and have quick type drives for scores.. I would say like OSU from a couple of years ago had that combo, i think Michigan lacks that a little.. Bama has it..
just kelce. Thats all we need. That man is an anchor and I just watched a rewind of where he moved the entire 49ers dline by himself. (ok, thats a little exaggerated)
I want a return to power I formation to setup play action/pass. Throw some Diamond formation (sam bradford/OU) pistol offense in as well. And some zone-read. It would be great to effectively run and pass out of all 3 sets.
Jason Kelce is a surefire Hall of Famer. And ranked as the #2 center in the NFL this season. Bring him aboard!
But the best lineman on the Eagles is Lane Johnson.
Final 2022 NFL offensive line rankings | NFL News, Rankings and Statistics | PFF
The Philadelphia Eagles end the 2022 regular season as the NFL's top offensive line, a ranking they've occupied since before the campaign began.
www.pff.com
- Lane Johnson didn’t allow a sack or a hit all season long and surrendered a total of just nine hurries across 551 pass-blocking snaps.
But you really can't go wrong with any of 'em.
• Eagles go wire to wire in offensive line rankings: After ranking No. 1 in the preseason, Philadelphia's line never gave up its top spot this season.
I really like this post. I’ve been mulling it over quite a bit.
As a child of the 80s, I want the triple option. But if I had to design my own offense, I’d probably go with the 70s Raiders. Student body left, student body right, play action and have the fastest guy on my team run as deep as the qb can throw it.
That said, the most enjoyable offense I ever watched was the first half of Taylor Martinez’s freshman season. I’ve never seen anyone who can put a foot in the ground and get upfield as fast as he could. There are so many “what ifs” in Nebraska football. What if Barry Sanders is a Husker (TO has another NC). What if Burrow is recruited, what if Texas doesn’t get an extra second, what if TO doesn’t retire? God, I love those. It should be its own thread.
What if Taylor Martinez is 100% healthy his entire career? That’s at least one more win a year right.
Back to the original question. Run what you have the personnel for. I don’t care what it looks like. Just win baby.
As a child of the 80s, I want the triple option. But if I had to design my own offense, I’d probably go with the 70s Raiders. Student body left, student body right, play action and have the fastest guy on my team run as deep as the qb can throw it.
That said, the most enjoyable offense I ever watched was the first half of Taylor Martinez’s freshman season. I’ve never seen anyone who can put a foot in the ground and get upfield as fast as he could. There are so many “what ifs” in Nebraska football. What if Barry Sanders is a Husker (TO has another NC). What if Burrow is recruited, what if Texas doesn’t get an extra second, what if TO doesn’t retire? God, I love those. It should be its own thread.
What if Taylor Martinez is 100% healthy his entire career? That’s at least one more win a year right.
Back to the original question. Run what you have the personnel for. I don’t care what it looks like. Just win baby.
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I’m a huge fan of what we were doing in the early 2010s. Dual threat QB with a stable of “dawgs” in the backfield and an o-line that liked to control the line of scrimmage.
