List the top three offensive adjustments you would like to

In no particular order:
Run the ball

Throw downfield

Clock management

All very good suggestions.

Mine is:
1. Fire Crowton. His 3 yr expiration date is up.

2. Put in the biggest OL we have. Which means benching T-Bob. T-Bob is an undersized guy with a rebuilt knee. I dont care how much these guys are squatting in the weight room, at the line of scrimmage they get no push.

1. The package that scores more points than the other team.

1. New O line coach

2. New OC

3. Pro style offense

1. establish (and stick with) an offensive identity
2. utilize the talent that you have on the field to exploit your identity against your opponents weaknesses
3. do not try to make players and personnel fit the identity that you want (i.e., forcing JJ to be a running/option QB which he isn't)

1. Design plays for Shepard at QB. He was the number 1 dual threat QB in the country, no reason to have such little production. Run the wildcat, fake to Murphy, throw to a wide open Randle. I don't mind seeing Shepard at RB either, just don't line him up at WR. Keep him as a RB/QB.

2. Work on a power running game. When we need to get 2 yards for a first, we have to just line up, run up the gut and get those yards. I have confidence Ridley can do it. This is what was missing in our offense this year and this would help the defense a lot. I'm sick of Crowton calling a 3 yard pass play on 3rd and 5 missing the 1st down.

3. Take advantage of mismatches. We will have two 5* WRs, Toliver and Randle, I'm sure somewhere there will be mismatches. Exploit them, use fade routes, Jefferson seems to do very well on them (unless its called on the 1 yard line ) yet we rarely call that play.

Most important, stick with what is working, make the defense stop it!

1. Work very hard on pass blocking and picking up the blitz -- we need time to throw and time for our receivers to get downfield
2. Work on running mis-direction plays and passing crossing routes, the types of plays that we have trouble defending
3. Throw to the tightend

lego, tell me your thoughts on Brett Helms.

1. Establish a running game. That's gonna take revamping an undersized OL.
2. Utilize the FB out of the backfield for short passes.
3. Work screens/draws against aggressive defenses.Take what the defense is giving you. We don't need the homerun ball...5-7 passes if consistent will move the ball.

But the MAJOR number one thing: Control the line of scrimmage and the clock. This will provide time for defense to recuperate and be the menace they need to be!