01-07-2022, 02:55 PM
The truth about Oklahoma's offense.....
#1 - It relies upon having enough receivers in a pattern for at least one guy to be open.
#2 - It is a quick release offense - so reads (mostly done by the coaches) are done pre-snap but there are never more than 2-3 REAL options. In other words the QB will be throwing to 1-2 places based upon the play and due to design and generally weak competition this leads to guys being wide open ALOT.
#3 - Most poor to good Teams (which is 95% of OK schedule on a yearly basis) - can't field the athlete's to cover 1-2 elite + 2-3 good receivers.
#4 - The QB required for this is not necessarily NFL caliber - They may have the arm and the accuracy, but they are not reading defenses pre-snap and are only going through a single progression before the play breaks down.
Over and over the QB's coming out of Lincoln Riley's systems are falling short in the NFL, even the Heisman trophy winners.
#5 - Lincoln Riley went to USC to get elite QB's for his system - and a better chance for elite athlete's at every position.
-To win a national championship with his system, he's going to need an elite QB, that can read the elite defenses their going to see at the National Stage, and he just hasn't had it in OK.
Baker Mayfield was false goods from the beginning.
#1 - It relies upon having enough receivers in a pattern for at least one guy to be open.
#2 - It is a quick release offense - so reads (mostly done by the coaches) are done pre-snap but there are never more than 2-3 REAL options. In other words the QB will be throwing to 1-2 places based upon the play and due to design and generally weak competition this leads to guys being wide open ALOT.
#3 - Most poor to good Teams (which is 95% of OK schedule on a yearly basis) - can't field the athlete's to cover 1-2 elite + 2-3 good receivers.
#4 - The QB required for this is not necessarily NFL caliber - They may have the arm and the accuracy, but they are not reading defenses pre-snap and are only going through a single progression before the play breaks down.
Over and over the QB's coming out of Lincoln Riley's systems are falling short in the NFL, even the Heisman trophy winners.
#5 - Lincoln Riley went to USC to get elite QB's for his system - and a better chance for elite athlete's at every position.
-To win a national championship with his system, he's going to need an elite QB, that can read the elite defenses their going to see at the National Stage, and he just hasn't had it in OK.
Baker Mayfield was false goods from the beginning.
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