(01-31-2022, 10:39 PM)jaguarmvp Wrote:

(01-31-2022, 10:24 PM)JaggedSioux Wrote: I wasn't. Reading the imbedded quote would tell you that.
I watched every game as well and easily noticed a change for the better once Meyer was removed from the equation.
Not only that, but this year wasn't about wins and losses as it was about developing Trevor. He made many mistakes you'd expect from a rookie, but by and large he was making big strides in his growth that will make him so much more prepared for the future.

I watched every min as well. What I saw was a historically bad offense 90% of the season. I believe we broke the lowest point total in team history after 16 games.

The best offensive and efficient offense we played was week 18 vs the Colts when Bevell was not the OC and not calling plays. Your vision is rlRay Charles level.

They had tendencies in the Bengals loss, Dolphins win and Falcons loss on offense that they should have consistently maintained on offense all year. They refused to create an identity. They refused to commit to any aspect of the game. They refused to play to any strengths they had.

This is chiefly on the coaching staff. I know they were hesitant to let Lawrence run a lot more. That ultimately hurt them in the long run. Failing to incorporate read and run pass options, designed QB runs, screens, quick game, inside zone reads, etc.

They failed. Next staff has to go back and build on what worked his last two years at Clemson. That needs to be at least 40% of your base offense with Etienne, Robinson and potentially a new addition via FA or draft at RB and Lawrence being the focal point.

Build off that and find your WR that's going to give you the quick slants routinely. Find that other WR that's going to be there vertically in the play action game and you absolutely need to find another TE to pair up with Arnold to serve as space finders and sideline workers when plays breakdown that can work back to him.

The more and more I look at what he did at Clemson. The more and more I like Pederson's offensive approach in the NFL to suit Lawrence's strength's at this stage in his career and after the [BLEEP] he had to eat as a rookie.

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