Canes AreAble

#1 I tried to figure out how and why our offense just died after looking unstoppable. The offensive line had a few bad reps, but they weren't the main culprit. The two biggest issues I saw: 1. Playcalling/personnel grouping I don't understand why Lofton was getting so much burn in obvious passing sets. For example, on the possession that began at our 14-yard line at 8:51 in the 4th quarter, it was 3rd & 6. We're in a 2x2 set with Lofton flexed to the slot like he's Kyle Pitts or something.

#1 Not a fan of Omar Thornton defending shifty slot receivers. It's too easy of a matchup to identify and exploit. I was always unclear of the fit. He was great in the box at Boston College, but not great covering the slot. That’s what made Keionte Scott so elite. He was great in run support as well as coverage. I was wondering as a counter if we could use more dime packages with Thornton essentially taking Chase Smith’s spot. I think he’s physical enough in run support, and he’s a great blitzer.

If this unit comes together, I don't see how teams will be able to stop our offense. Just too many weapons. I thought Landon Tengwall did a good breakdown of the OL after the first game. STANFORD I'm not familiar with this guy, but thought he did a good breakdown of the FAMU game. FAMU Looks like SJ cleaned up some of the mental errors. Side note: Lofton had a rough game run-blocking.