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What can be done about o-line?


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So how does someone know we are  not able to run a power scheme when we haven't opened up the playbook and are virtually running the same plays regardless of defensive scheme. Especially when we ran it quite well with virtually the same personnel at the end of last year?

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I don't get why many say the offense (or Cam) is not capable of a scheme incorporating short, quick passes.  Just how much skill/talent is required to draw up 10 or 12 such plays and execute them, where six guys are protecting the QB for maybe three seconds max, and he's throwing bullets to guys running buttonhooks, etc. 25 feet away?

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you can start by NOT waiting until after training camp to try and fix it.

 

quit putting it on the backburner. fix the areas that need it. get your OL set before you go into training camp instead of it being a 3 week audition just so you can find out that you still need 2 more pieces for it to not suck.

 

and then...get them used to each other and their roles so they can hit the ground running like a well oiled machine instead of taking the first 5-6 weeks to get average.

 

 

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So how does someone know we are not able to run a power scheme when we haven't opened up the playbook and are virtually running the same plays regardless of defensive scheme. Especially when we ran it quite well with virtually the same personnel at the end of last year?

We didn't run well last year. Did we do something to improve our ability to pound the rock?
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