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[QUOTE="Chip, post: 46436, member: 19"]
I don't mind the concept of being multiple, an offense that can do about anything at any time from any formation (at least that's how I think of it).  But the problem is you can become ok at everything but not really good at any one thing.  And ultimately see all the execution mistakes that we are making.  Only takes one guy to fail in execution on a play and it can blow the whole thing up.  You only get so much practice time, unless you're Rich Rod and just ignore that.

I thought the most interesting quote from SWC's post last night was the staff realizing they aren't going back to plays that worked enough.  I don't just fault our staff for being guilty of this, many offensive coaches do it, I just never got why.  It's as if you tried something, and it worked.  Well now the opponent has seen it and it's on film, so everyone will be planning for it.  So we can't run that ever again.

Every offense needs to execute, it's not unique to us.  But our coaching staff, when they talk about it, seem to make it sound like it's a lot harder to do in our offense.
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