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[QUOTE="RF2044, post: 3988378, member: 40"]
No -- I think that the offense is evolving.  As evidenced by the improved performance we saw from Shrader tonight, versus his last start.  Without Taj Harris on the field.

And I also keep in perspective that FSU gets top 20 [putting it mildly] recruiting classes every year, and typically fields a stud group of defensive players who end up in the NFL.

So yes, I think that this offense will continue to improve as the season plays out.  And I think a team that went toe-to-toe with FSU on the road, and could have won, is going to have an easier time playing teams that don't have the type of athletes that FSU has.

And I believe -- my opinion only -- that Garret Shrader proved a lot of posters wrong, who claimed that he couldn't pass, and that he was extremely limited.

150 passing yards today, against FSU caliber athletes, will be more effective against teams that can't stop the run or defend the pass like FSU can, because they have elite athletes.
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