It’s every running play. We call running plays like we are physically outmatched. His play designs are much less likely to work on running plays than passing. With better teams, they will not work at all. See Georgia. Was surprised to see it fail most of day against undersized ASU. It was perhaps our line’s second worst day outside of UGA game in Austin, but Sark’s penchant for sideways running was harmful.
He did. He’s a great play designer. But he needs to mix it up with more traditional schemes. He also struggles when to pull the trigger on certain plays. He did not in the second OT.
I know he does, and it’s a problem. Personally, I think Quinn thinks too much instead of focusing on 2-3 things. He’s focused on those, but also the 2-3 pre-snap or immediately after the snap duties. I think Quinn would look totally different in the NFL. And his success would be totally dependent on the situation he’s drafted in.