It’s time to take the training wheels off on offense

Time to go 1999 Neuheisel on this offense. When Neu ( I call him that, because it's like I know him because I hear him on the radio) realized that Tui (I call him that because it's like I know him because I have his jersey) couldn't move the team consistently passing to a bunch of Lambo's ( I call him that because I hate to call him bright) slow white guys who were tuff, it was triple option here we come. Bring back Pat Conniff.
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If you are are serious, I think it would be tough to go to an option offense. There is great skill in running it from the QB position as it requires incredible instincts and decision making.

Tui was a master of it, and he also posed as a vertical passing threat. I will never forget he had a perfectly designed option fake and hit Gerald Harris deep for a TD against Colorado. It was unreal.
I am not certain Miles could run it and would be quite an undertaking to rewrite the offense.

But being 112th in passing and 96th in the country in total offense a rewrite could be in order.

The playbook will be chopped in half that is certain.

 
I wasn't trying to be a jerk. I think you were pointing out that J Smith hasn't been very creative.
I am not the biggest fan of Smith thus far.

Jesus you are sensitive. You laid out some solid points. RELAX
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I wasn't sure what the intention of your poast was, considering your english 101 comment.

I am relaxed. You can talk shit and be relaxed at the same time brahseph, this is the internet.
 
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Except if you listened to Petersen this week, it sounds like we already took the training wheels off and he wants to put them back on. MilesFS.
 
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