No pieces? That's not accurate.

In Reply to: Re: Really? posted by TheHappyBurgermeister on May 20, 2025 at 20:51:48

We have a ton of pieces in place for the offense to succeed, but it all depends on the OL.

The WR room can be great (with experience - Mokiao/Shaw/Gilmore/Flores and transfers) , we get Habermehl back at TE, we have a plethora of RB's.

And, TBH, with good OL play, even average WR/TE/RB's will thrive.

Replacing QB is never easy, but it has gotten easier with the portal (just look at Oregon the past couple of years), but it all starts in the trenches. There appears to be some decent talent there, but OL play is so based on teamwork, as well as technique and talent, that we really don't know what we have there, but there are good pieces there too.

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