So what does this offense bring us in 2020?

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So what does this offense bring us in 2020?

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Not a James Coley offense.

It can only get better.

I just hope they can roll it out relatively smoothly. LSU managed to do it, and I hope our QB's and receivers work as hard this offseason as those guys did. Sometimes a scheme change takes part or all of a season to iron out the kinks.

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but I honestly believe we can set records on the ground game... No more 10 in the box

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For fricks sake,NOBODY had 10 in the box unless it was a short yardage defense. Our most common formation was an 11 personnel pachage...which meant we almost always had 3 wideouts in every series.ALL those wideouts were covered along with at lease on safety supporting.

Were you even watching what was going on during games?

Nothibg to do with the box, we didn't have the horses we had in 2017. Swift is a dgd but not usual production.

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But that's not what we did with the offense the 2nd half of the season.We threw on 1st down multiple times vs Auburn (1st half),Texas A&M and LSU.

The OL push up the middle along with WR separation were bigger issues than so called "predictability"

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I guess you need to tell Kirby that he wasted his time and should have just stuck with Coley, since Coley already apparently called an Air Raid spread offense the second half of the season.

It's astounding how only you saw how unpredictable an dynamic our offense was.

I mean WTF is Kirby thinking hiring Luke, Monken, and Faulker when all he had to do was let Coley keep doing what he did in the second half of the season.

Better than last season for sure.

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We threw on 1st down multiple times vs Auburn (1st half)

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I just looked at the first half of the Auburn game and here's how it went:

1. run, run, pass, punt
2. pass, run, deep pass for TD
3. run, run, pass, pass, pass, pass, run, sack, punt
4. run, pass, run, pass, punt
5. run, pass, pass, punt
6. run, pass, pass, punt
7. run, run, pass, punt
8. run, run, pass, pass, run, pass, pass, pass for TD

So uhhhhh, we ran on 1st down on 7 out of 8 first half plays vs. Auburn. So I don't know WTF game you're talking about.

On top of this the second half looked like this:

1. pass, run, pass, punt
2. run, run, pass, punt
3. run, run, run, run, run, pass, run, run, pass, pass, run, pass for TD
4. run, pass, pass, punt
5. pass, run, pass, punt
6. run, run, pass, punt

So 11 out of 14 possessions started with a run.



I suspect Monken will have us closer to 50/50 on first downs. Not to mention a better route tree, more intermediate and deep passes, and more middle of the field usage on passes.

Plus probably 50/50 on inside vs outside runs too. Whereas Coley was a much higher percentage running inside the tackles.

And, on top of all this, I suspect the personnel groupings won't be so predictable. Like Zamir White was almost always an inside dive, or if certain receivers were in and/or a certain TE was in, it telegraphed a likely run or pass depending on who the grouping was, etc. etc.

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uhhhhh, we ran on 1st down on 7 out of 8 first half plays vs. Auburn. So I don't know WTF game you're talking about.

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So uhhhh no we didn't.

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It's astounding how only you saw how unpredictable an dynamic our offense was.

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Nothing I said was incorrect and I linked all the play by plays from UF,A&M and AU

I'm glad we're making a change hopefully for the best but the out and out idiocy of the "stacking the box" or "run,run,pass punt argument was simply a fallicy but it always makes for good message board venting.

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see us running on first down 7 out of 8 possessions in the first half.

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Are you retarded or looking at the Auburn play by play? We passed on 1st down on 3 of our first 4 possessions.