So, I charted out every TD drive against USM, LSU, Auburn, and A&M this year and looked at Dak's performance. Based on those drives, Dak is completing 4.6 passes out of 5.7 pass attempts. However, that includes a 25 yard drive after a punt block against USM and a 4 play Malik Dear 55 yard TD run against A&M which sort of skews things.
Excluding those two drives, Prescott has to complete 5.5 passes out of 6.5 pass attempts for us to score touchdowns. In other words, for us to score 14 points Dak you have to go 5 for 6 and then 6 for 7 on two drives. That is way too small of a margin or error.
We have to find some way to get more explosive plays in our offense. I don't know if that's through more vertical passes, retooling our routes to let our WRs get more yards after catch, or trying more sweeps and run plays on the edges. Something has to change. I don't think it's reasonable to ask Dak to go 22 for 26 for us to score 28 points against UK/Bama/Ark/OM.
Excluding those two drives, Prescott has to complete 5.5 passes out of 6.5 pass attempts for us to score touchdowns. In other words, for us to score 14 points Dak you have to go 5 for 6 and then 6 for 7 on two drives. That is way too small of a margin or error.
We have to find some way to get more explosive plays in our offense. I don't know if that's through more vertical passes, retooling our routes to let our WRs get more yards after catch, or trying more sweeps and run plays on the edges. Something has to change. I don't think it's reasonable to ask Dak to go 22 for 26 for us to score 28 points against UK/Bama/Ark/OM.