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[QUOTE="Blaster, post: 36876, member: 817"]
I would like to add on to this a little.
IMO all plays require execution to be successful.  I mean even the Oregon offense it's not like you can tell the OL not to block this play becouse this is an undefendable 41 dive? Offense, Defense both require execution to be good.  Players have to get to where their suppose to be when they are suppose to be there or else. Can broken plays score? Yes. Has a safety ever been out of position and picked off a pass? Sure. But realistically thats not the norm.

Most offenses ask alot from the QB, the question is the offense to complex where the players are spending more time thinking about what they have to do rather than just doing it.  I would lean slightly to no.  Nassibs second year in this system he seems to have it down pat mentally, so it seems easy to pick up.
He gets them out of bad plays and gets them into good plays like the coaches say.  If i were to put blame on anything at this point i would point to Nassib and his decision making and his willingness to pull the trigger dip.

He seems to me like he keeps making ultra safe decisions and doesnt want to risk a deep ball.  We have seen players running open in the secondary and not get thrown to a few times this year.  He seems like he is just affraid to pull the trigger down field.
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