Offense

[ronpolk]

It's obvious we can't run the ball rather that is the OL or RB fault. I tend to believe it's the RB fault. If I'm Dan, starting with Auburn, I start Holloway and look to go fast and pass 70% of the time. I'd hand the ball off to Holloway as a change of pace. I think we have the receivers for this and honestly I trust Dak to throw to ball this much.

On the RB front, if we are going to continue to try and pound the ball, I'd be for just bringing in Lee. I'm over Shump. I've never been impressed by him and he's done nothing to change that opinion.

 

[msstate7]

Aren't shump, Williams, and lee pretty much mirrors of each other? If I'm Dan, I'm looking at Gibson hard... Maybe pull the RS. I'd also give dear some carries this week

 

[ronpolk]

Aren't shump, Williams, and lee pretty much mirrors of each other? If I'm Dan, I'm looking at Gibson hard... Maybe pull the RS. I'd also give dear some carries this week

I don't know enough about lee and Williams. My problem with shump has always been he runs too straight up. He's to easy to tackle. A guy as big as him shouldn't be that easy to tackle. I certainly hope this is not the case with lee and/or Williams.

 

[Requiem For A Dawg]

Aren't shump, Williams, and lee pretty much mirrors of each other? If I'm Dan, I'm looking at Gibson hard... Maybe pull the RS. I'd also give dear some carries this week

Who knows? We haven't gotten a chance to see them live.

 

[121Josey]

It's obvious we can't run the ball whether that is the OL or RB or QB fault.

I fixed it for you.

 

[57stratdawg]

The ironic part is that Shumpert is a great 3rd down back, IMO.

 

[ronpolk]

I fixed it for you.

Why would it be the QB fault that we can't run the ball?

 

[121Josey]

Why would it be the QB fault that we can't run the ball?

Last year, the QB used to run the football. But yes, that was a different season.

 

[fishwater99]

I agree. We need to look to throw first. This help us set a few runs. Dak had to roll out more to pass and he will have the option to run.