Offensive Line. What Happened?
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The Spin Meister
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Offensive scheme too predicable, poor mid range passing attack and no deep threat.
LionDeNittany
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Again, Singleton is not a threat to run and Allar is not a threat to pass.
What can the OL do?
Good talent ( virtually the same as last year), bad chemistry. —Remix incoming…..hopefully
—-also serious questions on OC play calling possibly affecting them/chemistry
The Spin Meister
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That’s pretty stupid. Give Singleton an initial hole and he can go the distance from anywhere. Problem is he needs that initial hole to get started and there are no holes.
Allen almost always starts inside and bumps it out when there is no hole.
I think Singleton should be moved to slot receiver where he can use his speed to get in the open. His yrars after catch would be crazy.
LionDeNittany
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That's make believe.
Singleton doesn't see the holes.
My gawd, watch his runs against Villanova. Singleton runs like a dude high on MJ right now.
You need to watch again.
And yes. He is a receiver playing rb. His running style is not that of a rb
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marylovesthelions
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I think that we allow all defenses to cheat for running plays or short yardage passes. We have zero long ball threat, so people cheat. Koltenicki never stretches the defense.
marylovesthelions
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Franklin's last to coordinator hires have been a disaster, far less talented than the players that they direct.
A football play is meticulously planned out by both the offense and the defense before the snap. At the snap, it devolves into chaos with a combo of mano y mano physical battles determining the success of the play for either side. With that said, the offensive linemen should go back to driving sleds at practice, heavy squat lifting, and just driving the opponent off the LOS.