I've thought about this the last few days. And I'm kind of at a stand-still.
What can Dearmon do with the offense?
There are two things that obviously are at the forefront and that is the OL and keeping the QB healthy. The two somewhat go hand-in-hand.
They have their hands tied with the OL. It is basically the same interior as last year and honestly they should be improved over what they were. And the tackle spot is what it is. There just aren't many options.
With the loss of Frazier and an injury to Nick Williams that really diminished the options. When Williams is ready to come back (assuming he is) my guess is it will take time. He won't just walk out on the field.
I have tried to think what they can do and I keep coming up blank. It looked like last game they were trying to get the ball out of the QB hand quicker with shorter passes in space and let the WR make moves.
If the time has diminished to drop back and throw, they are going to try something. I have thought about it for three days and don't really have an answer. Glad I'm not the OC at KU.
What can Dearmon do with the offense?
There are two things that obviously are at the forefront and that is the OL and keeping the QB healthy. The two somewhat go hand-in-hand.
They have their hands tied with the OL. It is basically the same interior as last year and honestly they should be improved over what they were. And the tackle spot is what it is. There just aren't many options.
With the loss of Frazier and an injury to Nick Williams that really diminished the options. When Williams is ready to come back (assuming he is) my guess is it will take time. He won't just walk out on the field.
I have tried to think what they can do and I keep coming up blank. It looked like last game they were trying to get the ball out of the QB hand quicker with shorter passes in space and let the WR make moves.
If the time has diminished to drop back and throw, they are going to try something. I have thought about it for three days and don't really have an answer. Glad I'm not the OC at KU.
