re: How long will Chavis put up with his troops dropping from exhaustion?

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They make a stop on 4th and 17 this is a non-issue

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Only if you can't see past your nose.

The best thing that could have happened after the way we played Monday night is a loss.

We were beat in every phase but special teams, and so badly I might add, that we won the TO battle, and still lost.

32-9 FD's. We had as many punts as first downs.

We have an OL built to pound, and we can't gain critical short yardage. Our red zone offense is putrid.

We have a QB with molasses-like mobility, and we have to roll him out with no pass catching TE's or FB's, and no time for anything but slants from the wideouts, if we keep him in the pocket.

Did I mention we don't have big, physical WR's to shield defenders from the slant route? Or a QB that can throw a screen pass with touch, or a deep pass within 5 yards of being catchable?

This team's offense looks like it was assembled by someone who has no idea how, what, or when to coordinate it. A gifted, game manager, student of the game QB with mobility, could arrive to rely on his instincts to help us out, but one thing is for sure.

The present offensive staff is not going to develop shite at the QB position. We have 8 years of proof.

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They make a stop on 4th and 17 this is a non-issue

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NOT TRUE. The offensive issues exist whatever the end game results. Miles did admit offensive mismanagement against Bama but will now go into hiding until spring practice to avoid questions. Next years offense will be the same or worse unless changes are made. We can only hope Miles puts his arrogance aside and makes the needed changes on the offensive side and then stays out of the way.