How much better is the O-Line now versus 2-3 years ago?
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It isn’t better. Either the OL coach or the offensive blocking scheme needs changed.
Good news at the start of the season is we had 4 starters returning.
Bad news at the start of the season is we had 4 starters returning.
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Bad news at the start of the season is we had 4 starters returning.
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Definitely not as much as most of us here were expecting when the recruits such as McGovern, Fries, Menet,.... were recruited into the program.....
I wish Munchak would look at his bank account and realize he has enough $, and then realize making NFL linemen out of PSU recruits would be more fun than coaching millionaires....
I wish Munchak would look at his bank account and realize he has enough $, and then realize making NFL linemen out of PSU recruits would be more fun than coaching millionaires....
A big problem for me is the RPO game. The defense always know the ball is going to be at a certain point whether it be pass or run. Leads to a lot of negative plays.
No much at all. Overall, the line play is weak and soft, and you can't blame that on the RPO. How many plays do you actually see a push?? A defender on his $ss. This aspect of the game has to be the biggest disappointment coming out of this year. I really have a hard time believing the speculation that several of the OL might go pro. Geez.
McGovern never should have been move from center. The OL that started the MD game was our best group. And moving Fries to protect Traces blind side is mind boggling...
Less negative plays or at least it seems that way. Still not a dominant run blocking OL though.
Well Juan Castillo, Frank Verducci, Steve Marshall and Paul Alexander are all available
Still I think I’d bring Strollo back
Actually I’ll have Sandy open up her purse strings and hire a John Hevesy from Florida
https://floridagators.com/coaches.aspx?rc=834&path=football
Still I think I’d bring Strollo back
Actually I’ll have Sandy open up her purse strings and hire a John Hevesy from Florida
https://floridagators.com/coaches.aspx?rc=834&path=football
I’m not sure how much it is the O line and how much it is related to execution and inherent flaws in the design of the RPO offense.
It isn’t the RPO offense that’s the problem. Our blocking schemes are the problem
With Trace gone and with Ford and Cain coming in i believe the RPO line blocking techniques is going to take a back seat.
I'm curious how much on offense gets retooled to take advantage of new talent.
The one aspect of the offense that improved was the blocking and receiving of the tight ends, Tyler Bowen has done a great job.
It's possible to bunch that philosophy to the rest of the line, our next three qb's are not Trace, and the staff knows that, just like after Hack left, changes were made.
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