Denbrock's and Brady's QBs

Bro… why do our fans always attempt to downgrade our coaches when things like this happens? Or attempt to do the same with our players when things change?

Of course their successes had everything to do with the QBs we had but the same goes for the QBs. Without the coaches they had, they likely don’t put up the numbers they did. Not only that but the WRs, RBs, OL and TEs. It’s the entire offense coming together with the perfect mix of coaching personnel and players surrounding them. Denbrock has been successful on many occasions with many different QBs, which tells me that he’s a damn good OC and knows which type of players works best in his offenses. All good coaches need great players to showcase their style and vise versa.

Lots of downvotes but I agree with your post. I said back in 2019 that I thought Brady was given credit for the success of Joe Burrow, who ended up a Heisman winner of course. And last year I nicknamed the just ex-OC as Dumbrock. Look back at the 2022 Arkansas game that Perkins won almost singlehandedly. Arkansas blitzed or double blitzed the entire game and the OC did NOTHING to adjust to it.

This year LSU had the #1 offense in the nation but what else changed. Daniels increased hyperbolically under Sloan and Daniels incredible work ethic IMO the main reasons. I didn't see any great offensive innovations from 2022 to 2023. I saw a world class QB (just like in 2019), unbelievable receivers (just like in 2019), and unlike the defense, an offensive unit that avoided injuries almost completely (just like in 2019).

Bottom line: I don't consider Dembrock a bad OC but I'm not losing sleep over his departure...oh wait, if it ends up being Jimbo Fisher, I will lose a LOT of sleep!

What’s this have to do with recruiting?

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Denbrock did a good job here so I don’t want to disparage him, but he got bailed out a ton because JD could outrun a bad playcall.