Drink's passing offense

I think it will play in any league. His 2017 and 2018 offenses at NCState were dynamic and had them in every game sans the 2018 game vs Clemson. The 2017 Clemson game came down to the wire and was lost on an illegal shift call.

The RBs should flourish in Drink's system. He had a disappointing year but LR3 being able to showcase as a pass catching option will do nothing but improve his stock. That said, Badie is the guy I'd hitch my plow to. I said before last season he would be a weapon catching the ball and Dooley certainly got him involved. He merely scratched the surface though.

The real question is can Scott and Knox live up to their potential on the outside. Boone and Massey could step up but I don't know if either will be physically ready to handle SEC CBs every down. Regardless of who makes the plays, the safeties have to be pulled out of the box for the run game to work and the two Jrs are going to have to do the heavy lifting. This makes the WR hire as crucial as the OL hire.

It's also nice to see that the serial down voter is back. I think it's Supreme Man Bun. It appears that they ran his Invoking Verbal Diarrhea alter off Tiger Board and he is back here lurking with one of his alters.

I'd like to see Massey take a big step forward. Boone I just don't know as much about. Massey certainly has the size though.

Boone actually reminds me a lot of JMon Moore. He’s pretty comparable to Scott as well. Hopefully he has his head screwed on a little better than the other two

You are right about Boone having the dropsies at times, but the kid has some serious football speed. I love Massey's catch ratio, but something must have happen last year with him and Dooley, because all of a sudden he was dropped from the wr rotation.

Here is what he wants out of a QB

Ryan Finley

Sure it's a HL reel but go back and look at where the balls are being placed relative to the defenders. Finley has good arm talent but it is clear that he was well coached. Conner B can make all of those throws and Robinson might be able to as well. The skill guys have to make plays on the ball but Drink knows what he is going with the QB room.

While I really enjoy the defensive side of the ball, I'm liking what I have seen on tape at every one of his coordinator stops.

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Well, there were 4 NFL lineman in that unit