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If there's as big a coaching difference as I expect, we're going to see it very early in the season. My caveat as always is the o-line, but it looks like we've made some strides there already.With how positive everything is this spring. The new ring around campus about the new staff and approach. I feel like this team as a whole is in a much better position than last year. Real coaching is what these kids need. Spring ball will show that.
You gotta be trolling right???
You are right except you are missing one big piece. This is a new offense with new schemes, coaches, etc. All the players are on offense are learning it for the first time. Very early in the jelling department and old guy and new guy are basically starting at 0 in a new offense. This is also just base installation- the real growth will take place over the summer and that is when you will hopefully see separation and jelling.Not trolling at all, just dejavu. If we can all agree that last season was a low point at QB, then we should expect the new guys to be dominating the spring conversation. If the comparisons to the old guy is luke warm and the new guy isn't jelling with WR's we know are really good, it suggests a suboptimal dynamic on a couple of fronts.
If overreading off-season scraps of information makes people uneasy, then what are we doing here?
Yeah...that's just silly at this point.If overreading off-season scraps of information makes people uneasy, then what are we doing here?
Last year was not the low point at QB. Try Bones or Johnny M. TP and Steven Krajewski were big upgrade on those two, even given having no OL, no RB, best receivers out and no deception in the offensive scheme.Not trolling at all, just dejavu. If we can all agree that last season was a low point at QB, then we should expect the new guys to be dominating the spring conversation. If the comparisons to the old guy is luke warm and the new guy isn't jelling with WR's we know are really good, it suggests a suboptimal dynamic on a couple of fronts.
If overreading off-season scraps of information makes people uneasy, then what are we doing here?
You are right except you are missing one big piece. This is a new offense with new schemes, coaches, etc. All the players are on offense are learning it for the first time. Very early in the jelling department and old guy and new guy are basically starting at 0 in a new offense. This is also just base installation- the real growth will take place over the summer and that is when you will hopefully see separation and jelling.
I have that more of the same feeling in the pit of my stomach. The idea of Steven Krajewski as a known quantity holding his own with the prospective upgrades is not the feeling I was hoping for.
Sounds like another off-season of multiple QB contender, which of course means we have zero QB contenders. And while I'm at it, it is nice to hear good things about Fitzgerald, Ross and Marion are both very good and that we aren't hearing more about them is also troubling.
"Tackle Chase Lundt suffered a leg injury during the Clemson game and is not on the depth chart his week. "What was Lundt injury
LOL. I thought I was the grumpiest one on the board since the coaching change?
Look, am I jumping on the optimism based on anything that is going to happen prior to what I see on opening day? Absolutely not. But is there any basis to take positive thoughts and turn them into a negative? Come on.
Waiting and seeing, however, ….