Sorry for the delay.

Does anyone believe that there was a real QB competition heading into last year? I thought that was debunked early on. While our team was winning, it was clear the offense was poor. That 11-1 record wasn't because of the offense. And that was not a painless 11-1 record either. Improvement should've been a goal on the offensive side. A better offense would've made the ULL and Missou game MUCH easier.

And while that LSU game turned out in a win, the offense wasn't good in that game either. The Sugar Bowl was bad, but I'll attribute that to being in a let down bowl even though they ended the season on a high note with a win against FSU.

Red zone offense is horrific and I'm blaming Pease partially for stalling momentum with awful plays for Burton. How he can't evaluate the effectiveness (or lack of) for that play is mindboggling.

The lack of O-line recruiting is something the coaches brought on themselves. This season is a wash but there are ways they can work around Murphy's skills. I just don't see quality offensive coaching from Pease.

I'm not much for blaming Boom, only because he can coach defense and without injuries, they are elite. But he's responsible for this ship. I don't think this is scapegoating Pease. He's not showing anything worthwhile. And while we can attribute the poor offense on coaching or execution by players, I believe that coaching explains the herp-derping of our players regularly in games.