[Red80]

The team’s strengths are in the O-line and its deep depth chart of running backs. It’s frustrating, but I’d guess that Shaw is weighting pretty heavily the potential for really bad plays (ints, sacks, possibly fumbles) more so than potential for highlight plays (including a long QB scramble).  

As fans, our best hope is that the line and running game can carry most of the load.

Stanford won't win many games unless they can return to being a dominant, ball control running team, something they haven't been since 2017. Anxious to see what kind of schemes the new OL coach brings. I'm a big fan of Power O and hopeful to see its return. Also wouldn't mind seeing an expanded package for Isaiah Sanders at QB.

[Red80]

The team’s strengths are in the O-line and its deep depth chart of running backs. It’s frustrating, but I’d guess that Shaw is weighting pretty heavily the potential for really bad plays (ints, sacks, possibly fumbles) more so than potential for highlight plays (including a long QB scramble).  

As fans, our best hope is that the line and running game can carry most of the load.

Stanford won't win many games unless they can return to being a dominant, ball control running team, something they haven't been since 2017. Anxious to see what kind of schemes the new OL coach brings. I'm a big fan of Power O and hopeful to see its return. Also wouldn't mind seeing an expanded package for Isaiah Sanders at QB.