Once the backs were stymied and the receivers could t get open, and the line was unable to block, I would have thought we would try to move the pocket. Instead, we kept AM as a stationary drop back passer. What is the excuse for expecting success without using AM’s feet, either as a runner or at least moving him around to buy time?
They were dropping back more into coverage in the 2nd half. The reality is that we need to get the inside run game going. It makes everything else work better.
I know folks are looking for someone to blame because they are frustrated. And anytime you lose a game you could win, there's always something that could have been done better. Decisions, play calling, execution, ect...but let's not lose sight of the fact that we came into this season 23-27 over a four year span and the one season we accumulated a lot of those wins we were a pushover for almost anyone decent. Our veteran classes suffered severe attrition. I know Colorado has been bad and new staff and all, but we'll see where they are when they don't have NFL receivers and a 5th year SR QB that has started games since he was a freshman. We're going to get better as our younger classes mature and we fill in our holes.. A LOT BETTER.