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(08-06-2018, 01:52 PM)BengalD Wrote: I agree with you to a certain extent.  How many major college programs run a pro-style offense that prepares centers and QB's for the NFL?  I don't watch a lot of conferences outside of the Big 10 and SEC but I'm thinking not many.  Hence you get a caliber player in the spread - but behind the learning curve in the pro-style along with playing against pretty much all elite players (not encountered in college) at a higher rate of speed.  I just hope Price adapts fast.  I also hope Lazor and Pollack have plan B's and adjustments that are practice and can be applied on the fly instead of laboring through a sub 500 season.  Not asking for much - am I!

That's probably a legit point. More and more players coming out of college might just not be ready to contribute immediately, which means I'll need to change my expectations, I guess. Or secretly wish the spread offense went away or the NFL started going primarily to spread lol