bluepalooza

January 10th, 2018 at 8:15 PM ^

as he did with Pep.  I don't know what the issue was this year.  There was certainly something not right on offense.  Was it Pep, was it Drevno? Who knows.  The offense started to sputter in the Iowa game last year and never really looked the same. All I know is that whatever the issue was, it is the responsibility of the head coach, and likewise, it is the responsibility of the head coach to fix it. I believe it will be fixed. I believe 2018 will be Harbaugh's best year due to talent, experience of players and a relentless desire to shut up us and media.

Swazi

January 10th, 2018 at 10:15 PM ^

Rushing offense was top 50 this year.

 

Passing offense was in the 100s.

 

Can't put everything on the OL here.  HOw many times did we watch JOK and Peters hold on to the ball and eat a sack?  OL can't be blamed when the QB gets sacked after holding on to the ball for 5+ seconds.

Killer Khakis

January 10th, 2018 at 7:52 PM ^

I don't understand the love around Pep amongst those in the NFL. His track record isn't sexy or great. His best job was in Indy with Luck, that's it. Aside from time with Luck he hasn't done that great of a job. In Cleveland the Browns offense was horrible. NFL coaches like Harbaugh love him but I still can't figure out why, hopefully he goes to Oakland though, that'd be the answer to most of our prayers I beleive. 

BiaBiakabutuka21

January 10th, 2018 at 10:20 PM ^

great in the NFL (which I'm not sold on) but he had no ability to adjust his offense to our young players.  How often did we have 2 recievers within 5 years of each other 20 yards down?  I realize these were option routes and one of the recievers most likely messed up but he was putting freshman recievers in a position to fail.