Granted, 90% of that came for the QB run game. And our offensive line is comprised of slow and immobile tubs of lard that can’t pull.
Nebraska offense stats - prepare to vomit
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Qb running game (3 quarterbacks) accounted for 39 percent of our rushing total.
Hmmm….. then I guess there is no excuse.Qb running game (3 quarterbacks) accounted for 39 percent of our rushing total.
QB run game opened up everything else last year. Not that it's saying much but that's about the only net positive thing we had.Qb running game (3 quarterbacks) accounted for 39 percent of our rushing total.
Adding to the pile:
Who on our coaching staff is putting fire into the players?
Rhule has his pregame routine (the preacher moment as kong would say), but who else is barking at the players demanding excellence?
I don’t even mean the “look at me get in a player’s face” or “disrespect my player” guy, just the sincere intensity that I see lacking.
The most I’ve seen this year is from Ty Robinson or Jason Williams. Well, they can’t do it alone, and what about offense?
I want to know that coaches are “all in” on getting the most out of their squad and bringing some juice.
Youngster McGuire might have some “energy,” but it also has to be backed by competence.
He does not have his group ready to play, and I do question what expertise he can instill in them about the nuances of a position that is all about nuance.
Who on our coaching staff is putting fire into the players?
Rhule has his pregame routine (the preacher moment as kong would say), but who else is barking at the players demanding excellence?
I don’t even mean the “look at me get in a player’s face” or “disrespect my player” guy, just the sincere intensity that I see lacking.
The most I’ve seen this year is from Ty Robinson or Jason Williams. Well, they can’t do it alone, and what about offense?
I want to know that coaches are “all in” on getting the most out of their squad and bringing some juice.
Youngster McGuire might have some “energy,” but it also has to be backed by competence.
He does not have his group ready to play, and I do question what expertise he can instill in them about the nuances of a position that is all about nuance.
I 100% believe Rhule is the best fit for our culture and to get us back to relevancy one day. But in order to do that he will need to have the courage to change what’s not working and right now that is obviously our offensive coordinator and our specials teams coach. I want Rhule to succeed, but what he does with this will make or break his chances here.
Oh my gosh, I can’t believe I’m gonna say this… I would take Brian Ferrenz (sp?) over Satterfield. At least we would have an identity, use our tight ends, and have some decent blocking schemes.
