Now that defenses have figured how to stop JD, the problem is Denbrock.

You people always have a problem good lord

Jayden Daniels had over 200 yards passing against the number 1 defense in the country and the team outgained them.


I think we are going to be ok. Chill relax mellow

Denbrock looked fine when Nuss was in the game

Yes, this is the first time defenses have ever figured out how to account for a QB that can run.

O put up a lot yards on that stingy GA D. They will be fine. If we can have a RB emerge, plus the trio of Anderson, Boutte and Nabors….watch out.

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Now that defenses have figured how to stop JD

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Not sure if that is true but I understand why it might look that way.

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If defenses are going to mush rush 3, spy 1, and drop 7 Denbrock HAS to be patient with the run, especially between the tackles. Stick to it and it will force defenses to adjust which will play right into JD’s hands.

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I actually agree the solution is aa better running game plan. Not only patients for the play calling but the ball carriers need to be patient when hitting holes. The apparent hole may close and the one you are supposed to hit opens suddenly, patients with the play call as a running back can pay off many times.

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Jayden Daniels had over 200 yards passing against the number 1 defense in the country

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in half a game

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If defenses are going to mush rush 3, spy 1, and drop 7 Denbrock HAS to be patient with the run, especially between the tackles. Stick to it and it will force defenses to adjust which will play right into JD’s hands.

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We don’t put enough stress on the defense when they drop and Daniels never gets comfortable finding the soft spots. Daniels needs to get better throwing on the run to help with this. Rolling him out and flooding zones with routes would be a great way to make him more effective when defenses play drop coverage. It forces defenders in the stressed zones to think and have to read multiple guys, creating openings. It also gives Daniels a better opportunity to run vs a zone. We don’t run this nearly enough.

One positive- not every team is able to play drop coverage well. Most college teams don’t play a ton of zone, so they often don’t execute it that well. Remember the beginning of the Georgia game? They went away from drop coverage after two drives of us moving the ball with little trouble. Arnett at State refuses to play anything but aggressive man. Odom was the best at drop zone because that’s his base D, but he’s gone now.

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The problem becomes our RB and IOL talent

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IOL talent won’t be an issue next season if Martinez or someone from the portal takes over at C. As long as Dellinger is healthy and Heard is as ready as some think, then we will have a good mix of talent and experience to man the interior.

How does this make Denbrock a “problem?”