The problem is that if you are going to use backs that can't block you still need to throw the ball with them in the game or you may as well give the other team your playbook and signals.
I honestly don't think that's much of a concern anymore, exposing the playbook that is. They way our offense has performed through the first 5 games, my guess would be that opposing defenses are going to be throwing pressure at us on every down, including first down. No more worries about protections on just obvious passing downs for the 2014 UCONN offense, we're going to get it every down, and in that case, you may as well keep doing what we're doing.
What kills me is the chop blocks. We've done it twice, consecutive weeks against USF and Temple. That's just bad, dangerous football, and the league officials will be watching for it. We need to make sure players are all picking up assignmetns correctly, and then if there is a combo block, can't have players going high/low.
We went backwards on offense, literally and figuratively through September, got to get that going in the right direction.
