This is a misnomer. The OL played better than most think. Sure they had their breakdowns, all OLs due but Shane was not running for his life as many would have you believe. Most of the time he was running for his life it was because he failed to execute himself. It's hard to say about run blocking when they only got 16 chances, there are improvements to be made no doubt, about that is across the board on offense.
He simply wasn't. He had more than enough time more times than he did not. I'm not sure what some of you expect, but it's not going to be a perfect pocket for 10 seconds every time.
This is correct from my replay I watched. Yes Tristan nickelson and grey SUCK. But a lot of the time Shane had the time but ran left or right outside of his blockers and then it was game over. He early stayed in the pocket going thru his progressions. It was glaring. O-Line def wasn't on point but Shane did have more than a few self inflicting sacks. Just because we get a offensive coordinator that's like a running QB doesn't make you a runner. Stick with what your good at.
Herman has said that Shane audibled on that play that lead to McMillon shifting his assignment left. The idea was to hit the hot route from where the vacating LB was coming from. Shane and Brewer didn't execute.
I guess you're giving a pass to the defense with respect to it becoming a 17-point game? I guess we're going to ignore the 2 holding calls that negated first downs?
