No. It's 90% about the OL. And while it might improve some, it is about where it is going to be for the rest of the year.

10% on playcalling. We, rightly so, know we have 3 points with the ball inside the redzone. So getting too crazy is not an option. Sacks are not an option.

So, if we use the RPO more and wildcat more we can improve, but not a magic bullet.

My tendency is to be mad at Narcisse for leaving and wonder what we'd have in the wildcat packages. However, we are throwing in the redzone, and throwing into the endzone. You have to be accurate, and quick reads, as a QB. Narcisse was neither. So it is moot.

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Posted by EXPLAYER

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Posted on 10/21/18 at 9:54 am to I20goon

Some here would rather we throw ball all over the field. Like when Joe threw INT from red zone in first half

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Posted by RedPop4

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Posted on 10/21/18 at 9:57 am to I20goon

Narcisse????
Poor kid can't even keep the starting job on his junior college team at this point in the season. Somehow if he were still at LSU we are scoring points in the red-zone and/or beating AlaBama because of his presence???

wooooooooooo. boy.

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Posted by bfniii

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Posted on 10/21/18 at 6:21 pm to I20goon

quote:
It's 90% about the OL. 10% on playcalling. So, if we use the RPO more and wildcat more we can improve, but not a magic bullet.

i'm having trouble finding fault with ens for this. we've tried wildcat. we've tried running between the tackles. we've tried corner route jump ball. we've tried toss pitch outside. we've tried just about everything other than some wild gimmicks. the o line just isn't executing in the red zone to make the plays work.

i would like to see more slant. burrow has proven to be money with that throw. maybe te release post route

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