Just how bad was the OL on Saturday?

[18IsTheMan]

LSU led all of college football by a WIIIIIIIDE margin for pressure rate without blitzing on Saturday:



Sellers made some dumb decisions, but seeing this, it's understandable that he was probably feeling rattled throughout the game. When you're getting consistently pressured, you're eventually going to make some bad decisions.

 

[PrestonyteParrot]

Quick dump pass to the TE was successful once and never seen again. Why?
Not sure why Shula doesn't run it until they stop it.

 

[18IsTheMan]

Quick dump pass to the TE was successful once and never seen again. Why?
Not sure why Shula doesn't run it until they stop it.

We're too creative for that

 

[Lurker123]

We're too creative for that

There was another comment somewhere about us running when we should pass and passing when we should run.

It makes you wonder if Shula isn't anticipating defensive adjustments and trying to jump a step ahead.

Outsmarting himself in a way.

 

[Piscis]

There was another comment somewhere about us running when we should pass and passing when we should run.

It makes you wonder if Shula isn't anticipating defensive adjustments and trying to jump a step ahead.

Outsmarting himself in a way.

When you don't do anything well, trying to catch the defense guessing wrong is about the only option you have.

 

[PrestonyteParrot]

There was another comment somewhere about us running when we should pass and passing when we should run.

It makes you wonder if Shula isn't anticipating defensive adjustments and trying to jump a step ahead.

Outsmarting himself in a way.

He's not that smart

 

[18IsTheMan]

Here's another one to chew on: our average distance on 3d down in the LSU game was 10.4 yards.

That is completely insane.

The sad thing is that it took this awful of a performance to get Teasley fired. This game was easily won if the OL committed fewer penalties.