Questions going into Ole Miss

If our defensive backs don't learn to turn and look for the ball, then we will likely have multiple PI penalties.
Florida blew out OM with a consistent running game that opened up their passing game. (Florida had 302 yards rushing and 196 passing)
I think we can do the same running off tackle and to the outside instead of trying to run right up the middle.
If we are have good run blocking, then it should open up play-action passes.
Gunner gets a lot of passes batted down and/or deflected when he stays in the pocket. Bobo needs to call more rollout passes with run/pass options.

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Gunner gets a lot of passes batted down and/or deflected when he stays in the pocket. Bobo needs to call more rollout passes with run/pass options.

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I would like to see a breakdown of Gunner's stats when he does roll out.

The Ole Miss lbs are not in the best of shape at this point.
If we don't use our tight ends more against Ole Miss we will be missing a very significant way to exploit this weakness.

This is at best a deep 4th quarter or last possession type game. Get ready for anything can happen though out game, fumble, interception block kick of some kind. 35 plus points might not be enough.

I get the conservative play calling somewhat but our third qrt offensive performance was the worst I've seen in some time. A slant or tight end dump and not high risk. We could t even do that. We also ran gunner a ton when I feel like we didn't need to.

We play offense like this next weekend and we will 100% lose

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We play offense like this next weekend and we will 100% lose

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Even if the defense gets 4 turnovers and scores 7 points?

I dont mind wanting to do better on offense.
I dont mind pointing out deficiencies.

I just don't understand people being so definitive about things which they know nothing about.
I dont like quitters.
Because if our team was as soft as our fanbase, we'd be Arkansas.

Every game is it's own unique game.
Nothing in this game affects next week (other than if ERIV is available).

I think it's the idea that we look like crap against Auburn and then the offense again look like crap against Florida. Is this a pattern or two bad games? We really don't know

Do you think Kirby should have had the offense take more risks yesterday?

In what way and why?

Considering what happened with AU, I think what we saw yesterday was a game plan designed to not put the ball at risk and not put too much on Gunner who was coming off his worst game ever. We beat AU if we don’t have so many turnovers and Gunner unfortunately was a big part of that…who knows where his head is after that and he needed a W.

After it became clear our defense was dominating and we jumped up, the only way we lose is if we put the ball at risk on our side of the field. Anyone that watches CKS’ brand of GA football knew that after the scoop and score it was going to be murderball the rest of the game. CKS is as good as it gets in figuring opponents possessions needed to win and the time left to do it. In that context, he’d much rather force an opponent to eat 8 mins driving the length of the field in a 3 possession game than risk a short field turnover.

The only thing I’d like to see them fix is keeping the passing lanes clean because these batted down passes are too common.

It wasn't about taking more risks...it was about better play calling, better execution, better consistency.