re: Lot of us have given Miles grief

Something that isn't talked about much is the advantage in individual matchups for teams that play with power personnel (whatever you want to call it -- power-running game, ground and pound, etc.) against teams that have adjusted their personnel to defend spread-type Os. As those Defenses get faster and smaller (generally), they will often have trouble when they have to play a physical rushing team. That's an issue for Chavis right now, and it was at times when he was with LSU. In my view, those teams that have adjusted their defensive personnel still need to carry some big run stoppers on the roster, even if at times they're just situational players.

I've always liked a lot of the basics of Miles' offensive strategy, but I've also always felt like it needed some tweaking to make it more effective (less so this year because of the incredible production from the RBs).