JJT: Monte Kiffin experiment a failure

[Carp]

I am more impressed with the concepts they use running the football. They have multiple power blocking schemes that you simply don't see most teams using.

Absolutely...I respect it more that teams know they are going to line up and run it because of the limitations of the QB.

 

[Plan9Misfit]

I am more impressed with the concepts they use running the football. They have multiple power blocking schemes that you simply don't see most teams using.

Bo Schembechler's offense still works to this day.

 

[Smitty]

I am more impressed with the concepts they use running the football. They have multiple power blocking schemes that you simply don't see most teams using.

They also have one of the best lines in football. Whether you take that to mean that he'll value the OL (a positive) or that his schemes work better there than they will here (a negative) is up to you. It's a mix of the two I'm sure.

 

[boozeman]

They also have one of the best lines in football. Whether you take that to mean that he'll value the OL (a positive) or that his schemes work better there than they will here (a negative) is up to you. It's a mix of the two I'm sure.

He would value the lines more than Garrett, that is for sure. He's more worried about a change of pace back or a second tight end that does next to nothing.

 

[Clay_Allison]

I like Roman because he gets quite a bit out of an offense with what I think is a very limited QB.

Very good suggestion. I'd be a fan of that hiring.

 

[Cotton]

 

[Bob Roberts]

Yeah, but them three Super Bowls though...