I'll try to break down how if I was the OC and had the past 4 games of my original scheme how I could adjust it some tweak it a little over a couple weeks to help the offense get better and gain a little traction.

11 and 12 sets should only be used in rare occasions. Inside zone hasn't worked. Maybe some counters or traps which are easily to transition to could help moving forward. Our guards have experience pulling moving and blocking. Outside zone has worked some but I think it could work better with better spacing. So again limiting the snaps a TE is on the field because JSS hasn't been the blocker on setting the edge this year that he had been in previous years and i think it's the lack of motion by him and just out of stationary hand on the ground. If you want TE type bodies on the field for their blocking in space try them in the slot along with King. Run the read option if Robby is the QB the next couple games. It might put us behind the chains in some situations because Robby hasn't run the read option game so he will make some poor choices but if it slows the defense down some then that could help get some extra yards are possibly some explosive plays out of the run game and at this point with 8-9 in the box an explosive play would be a 10 yard run.

I wouldn't turn to an RPO game. If you're gonna run the read option let Robby get comfortable with that before progressing to the RPO. Want to keep some stuff simple for him.

On to passing. We have to find a running back that can protect the front side of our QB. Yes they can be weapons on the edge in the pass game but I think at the current point keeping a willing blocker in on the front side to protect straight up the middle is important for this offense at this time. Yes some designed quick throws to the backs is fine but needs to be plays designed to stretch the field out wide and not trying to turn up quickly like we did with Worm last year. In the pass game. Need more 7-12 yard timing routes to the edges. Our WRs can't get beat underneath on those. They have to run crisp routes and Robby has to get the ball out before the break with some touch. Bubble and Tunnel screens to slow down the constant rush. Some but not many running back screens Robby is to inexperienced to read backers in a running back screen game. The deep ball some people think a "deep ball" has to be thrown 60 yards. It doesn't have to be. It's all how it's set up. Sure we should launch 2-3 balls deep down the middle to someone like Shed or Camden that are able to contest for balls but you can also throw a deep ball 15 yards especially if you have zone coverage to hit the zones which I think we will see a lot of with a running QB. I worry about Robby's vision to much to try to go to a slant heavy attack to slow down linebackers. To many tipped passes, jumping routes away from the WR, and to much precise throwing and timing required.

That's not to say any changes made will result in a different outcome overall but those are some things that I think we could build to help with some of the issues we are having on offense. Obviously we would still have the original scheme to run from as well and we should but continue to do the same thing over and over expecting a different result...

Thoughts?