Next years offense

[MinFrog]

I had a thought today. What if our offense looks like the Briles offense at Rape U. They would either throw the WR screen/throw it deep or run it.

I think that would be perfect for SR. He has the arm strength to throw it deep or get it to the sideline with zip and doesn’t require him to go through progressions. All he would have to do is read the run or pass, then make one read and throw.

I think it makes sense to fit the playmakers we have and a young QB.

 

[RollToad]

Yeah but we don’t rape.

 

[FrogCop19]

We also don't need to resort to churning out one-dimensional QB's to be successful. SR will be capable of so much more than "Throw deep or throw short." With our weapons, he'll have so many more options it would be criminal to underutilize him like that.

That's why Bryce Petty had to learn everything he knew about coverages from Madden 2016 or whatever year it was, because Briles didn't prep his kids for the next level; all he cared about was winning, not whose lives he crushed to get there.

 

[Pharm Frog]

RTDB

 

[Bob]

The Spread a la Dutch works for me.

 

[MinFrog]

We also don't need to resort to churning out one-dimensional QB's to be successful. SR will be capable of so much more than "Throw deep or throw short." With our weapons, he'll have so many more options it would be criminal to underutilize him like that.

That's why Bryce Petty had to learn everything he knew about coverages from Madden 2016 or whatever year it was, because Briles didn't prep his kids for the next level; all he cared about was winning, not whose lives he crushed to get there.

I agree, I am not trying to pigeon hole SR into being one dimensional like those flakes at Rape U.

My point is that as he is a true sophomore, maybe it sets him up for success to make the game more simple until it slows down for him.

 

[texas_sicilian]

It’s hard to believe this is only Cumbie’s second season at the helm of the offense.

Safe to say he’s probably got a few additional tricks up his sleeve...

 

[Hoosierfrog]

The Spread a la Dutch works for me.

Is this a high school running his offense? It sure doesn’t look like any TCU team I‘ve seen. Note cars parked behind ropes.

 

[MTfrog5]

RTDB

And when Briles started doing more of that, their offense took off

 

[Wexahu]

I had a thought today. What if our offense looks like the Briles offense at Rape U. They would either throw the WR screen/throw it deep or run it.

I think that would be perfect for SR. He has the arm strength to throw it deep or get it to the sideline with zip and doesn’t require him to go through progressions. All he would have to do is read the run or pass, then make one read and throw.

I think it makes sense to fit the playmakers we have and a young QB.

I guess some people were more enamored with that offense than I was.

 

[RollToad]

And when Briles started doing more of that, their offense took off

They also cheated on every play. In many ways.

 

[RollToad]

I guess some people were more enamored with that offense than I was.

It worked but I thought it was boring as hell.

 

[HG73]

I had a thought today. What if our offense looks like the Briles offense at Rape U. They would either throw the WR screen/throw it deep or run it.

I think that would be perfect for SR. He has the arm strength to throw it deep or get it to the sideline with zip and doesn’t require him to go through progressions. All he would have to do is read the run or pass, then make one read and throw.

I think it makes sense to fit the playmakers we have and a young QB.

We're not hiring Briles, are we?

 

[FrogCop19]

They also cheated on every play. In many ways.

Linemen down field every play tends to allow you to throw, since according to the rules they can't take more than a step or two, and they were routinely three-five YARDS downfield. Cheating bastages.

 

[FrogLifeYo]

Enforcing the lineman down field rule really kills that scheme...

I like it to be a little more RPO out of creative sets to get both DA and Sewo on the field together a few times a game