10-05-2014, 09:00 AM
Our running backs averaged 3.3 yards per carry, with a long run of 11 yards, and the OL set us back 15 more yards in false starts. Ben Muth hit it: Our OL is still far more potential than performance. And ding them 15 more yards in false start penalties (Hooper's third in five games, tying--I think--Kevin Danser's season record. Then ding them more for four sacks. That's seven bad OL plays--and it would have been eight had Hogan not managed that unreal escape in the fourth quarter.
Our offense starts up front, and our up front made every other offensive player's job much harder.
Our offense starts up front, and our up front made every other offensive player's job much harder.
