re: The Offense Scheme Is The Issue

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We have ELITE talent at WR and a dynamic QB on his feet, and yet we are trying to implement this dam pro-style offense with a freshman TE (I think he will be good, but not right now) instead of spreading them out 5-wide! Roll the dam QB out and let him *Russell Wilson voice* "RUN OR PASS"!!

It's the stubborn my way or the highway offense we struggled through for 10+ years with Les. Please BK, hire a young relevant offensive staff that can run the spread and let them run it!!

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I think it's a combination of the scheme and JD's lack of an ability to read a defense or accurately throw more than a 10-yard pass. JD's abilities are built to function in an RPO style offense, but that's not what we're currently running. Denbrock is doing JD no favors by forcing him to operate within a system in which he is obviously uncomfortable and ill equipped for. It's more of the square peg/round hole situation that we suffered through for years with Les Miles.

BK is not a stupid man. He's coached football long enough to have forgotten more than the rest of us will ever learn. So, that being the case, why did he go out an get a transfer QB who would not work within the structure of the offense he wants to run? He obviously researched JD enough to know exactly what he was getting. Did he feel that he could develop him into a better passer? If so, it's obvious that it's not working. So, what's the solution? Seems pretty clear to me. Either you change the system to fit the personnel you have, or you change the personnel to fit the system you want to run. Continuing along the path we're currently on will just lead to more failure.