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Been hearing the QB's and the OL have been inconsistent all camp causing the offense to struggle. Hopefully, it's because the defense is dominant but I would be lying if I said I wasn't concerned. Starting off with Cal is going to be tough.
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  • whatshouldicareabout
    whatshouldicareabout Member Posts: 13,018

    Been hearing the QB's and the OL have been inconsistent all camp causing the offense to struggle. Hopefully, it's because the defense is dominant but I would be lying if I said I wasn't concerned. Starting off with Cal is going to be tough.

    I don't think these QBs will see a secondary quite like Molden, McDuffie, Taylor, Turner, and Williams/Irving all season.

    The OL comment is concerning, but I'm wondering if it's because the QBs are holding the ball too long resulting in coverage sacks. Reading between the lines, I guess the coaches will want someone with some athleticism and who can scramble.
  • NeGgaPlEaSe
    NeGgaPlEaSe Member Posts: 6,017
    Jesus how hard is it to get Big Dick behind 3 tight ends, big mobile O-line coming off COVID social distancing... maybe “we” just suck
  • NoWarningJustDawg
    NoWarningJustDawg Member Posts: 1,000
    edited October 2020

    Been hearing the QB's and the OL have been inconsistent all camp causing the offense to struggle. Hopefully, it's because the defense is dominant but I would be lying if I said I wasn't concerned. Starting off with Cal is going to be tough.

    I don't think these QBs will see a secondary quite like Molden, McDuffie, Taylor, Turner, and Williams/Irving all season.

    The OL comment is concerning, but I'm wondering if it's because the QBs are holding the ball too long resulting in coverage sacks. Reading between the lines, I guess the coaches will want someone with some athleticism and who can scramble.
    The OL may be concerning, but is it really surprising?
    I assume most here would have called Watty the weakest link on the OL last year, and now UW is pointing at the same guy as a returning veteran who we can expect a lot more from. And both returning players are in new positions. Kirkland seems great, but UW will have him for 8 games, or however fucking many actually get played, and then they're figuring this out again next year.

    Also, still not convinced Huff is a good coach, and not just an ok coach and good recruiter. I want a team that can lean on an inferior opponent in the 4th quarter and run out the last few minutes.

    Basically we? suck until we don't. Hopefully they use this shit-show of a year to figure out what that young talent is really capable of, so we can get back to "2022 will be special!"
  • theknowledge
    theknowledge Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 5,950 Founders Club
    My only hope is that the 2016 offense was consistently dominated in the spring and fall by the defense. Iron sharpens iron and it turned out both units were pretty damn good that year. That said, I lean more towards the offense being a joke and our yearly loss to Cal will be epic.
  • chuck
    chuck Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 11,841 Swaye's Wigwam

    Been hearing the QB's and the OL have been inconsistent all camp causing the offense to struggle. Hopefully, it's because the defense is dominant but I would be lying if I said I wasn't concerned. Starting off with Cal is going to be tough.

    I don't think these QBs will see a secondary quite like Molden, McDuffie, Taylor, Turner, and Williams/Irving all season.

    The OL comment is concerning, but I'm wondering if it's because the QBs are holding the ball too long resulting in coverage sacks. Reading between the lines, I guess the coaches will want someone with some athleticism and who can scramble.
    Or because it's practice and the defense knows what the plays are.

    Not saying offense isn't a concern, because it is,, but it isn't because of a 9-6 scrimmage. For all we know the plan was to stop every drive and kick for the FG practice.