Yesterday, 06:04 PM
(Yesterday, 02:47 PM)ochocincos Wrote: One could argue the coaches/coordinators should be figuring out how to adjust the gameplan to cater to the talent's strengths and mask their weaknesses, but I agree, talent can only go so far. Changing positions for a college player can also be challenging and take (much) longer than desired.
A little of both wouldn't be a bad thing I would think, but the coaches can only coach up what is given them.
And I have been hating on the coaches this entire season. Drafting a LT and putting him at Guard or RT as we have seen is just not a
good plan. Bringing in unathletic OL and trying run wide zone is also not a good plan etc.
It is not a coincidence that it seems we have finally hit on an OL in Amarius Mims who is playing the same position as he was in college.
