struggling offense

[np_husker]

Nebraska 20, Baylor 10.

 

Bring on Oklahoma!?

 

Yep, and hide the women and children next Saturday, at least when Nebraska’s on offense.

 

http://www.huskerextra.com/articles/2009/1...de846914732.txt

[EbylHusker]

In other words, I think it’s a gross oversimplification to single out Watson’s play-calling for the fact the Huskers are averaging 295.8 yards total and 108.5 yards rushing in Big 12 play. After all, he was the coordinator last season when NU finished 9-4 and averaged 450.8 yards to rank 12th nationally.

 

I think that's pretty much dead on.

[EbylHusker]

People seem to have just forgotten that our offense last season, while not flawless by any means, was pretty potent. I think Watson is struggling to find something that works with this offense, and when watching them try to execute, I have a hard time putting too much blame on him. He does deserve some of it, as it's his job to find something that works with our current personnel. But to the extent of firing him? No way.

[hskrfan4life]

People seem to have just forgotten that our offense last season, while not flawless by any means, was pretty potent. I think Watson is struggling to find something that works with this offense, and when watching them try to execute, I have a hard time putting too much blame on him. He does deserve some of it, as it's his job to find something that works with our current personnel. But to the extent of firing him? No way.

true we had a great qb in ganz who understood the offense pretty well, and two go-to guys in swift and peterson. We are now figuring out how much we miss them.

[HuskerBCS]

People seem to have just forgotten that our offense last season, while not flawless by any means, was pretty potent. I think Watson is struggling to find something that works with this offense, and when watching them try to execute, I have a hard time putting too much blame on him. He does deserve some of it, as it's his job to find something that works with our current personnel. But to the extent of firing him? No way.

 

The problem isn't entirely Watsons play calling, even though it really sucks. The main problem is that the offense that he runs is way too complicated and requires prefect execution to be effective. The only reason we were solid on offense last year is because we had 3 seniors (Ganz, Peterson, Swift) who had been in the system FOREVER. You will rarely have this luxury.

 

Sooooo....if you keep Watson, you keep his style of offense. If you get rid of Watson, you get rid of his offense AND play calling!

[Twodocs]

We have the worst offense ever. Goes back to the 1950s It is just that bad!

 

Good thing we got rid of Solich. We have the answer just give Watson another 9 years and this thing will be just like say 2001?

 

What a joke!

[Minnesota_husker]

Some of the best offensive teams out there have simple playbooks. Dumb down the playbook, and you will help the players because they wont be confused. Dont make it too simple, but it is too complex now

[MCAT800]

Every week Bo says the running game is not up to par and they are going to work on that. Problem is there isn't a coach on the offensive side of the ball that knows how to fix it. So I imagine we will be subjected to this abortion called Watsons offense for the rest of the season

[EbylHusker]

I'll go on record right now saying we do not fire Watson at the end of the season. That's my prediction, down on internets paper. And I'll add that we'll be glad for it come future seasons.