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Message: [QUOTE="Full_Rebar, post: 1133778, member: 3530"] I hope the offensive coaches develop some plays to take advantage of the strengths of our players. The "pop pass" examples from syracuse.com were scary to see. It almost looked like sandlot football and while the surprise factor is important, it shouldn't be the offensive players surprised to see where the ball is going. The coaches need to find ways to get PTG, Erv, Estime and Ashton in space, in positions where they can succeed. As others have mentioned, we have a good run-blocking, veteran OL and we are relying on receivers to block to spring our guys. I realize the staff hasn't shown all their cards, but hopefully we see some jet sweeps for Estime and Erv, some 2-back formations with PTG and Erv/McFarlane(I love the wheel route against college LB's), and slants/rub routes with Estime and Ashton on the same side. [/QUOTE]