The OL is playing at an elite level. Clean up some penalties and figure out the goal line push and we could become unstoppable.

Our RB room is the best we've had since I can remember. We could see the best production out of our RB's since JFF was RB2.

Rueben Owens II rushed for a career-high 142 yards vs. Mississippi State. Le'Veon Moss had a career-high 139 yards vs. Auburn.

This is how you win games.

This is also how Reed will eventually find his deep pass, plus a little loft and confidence in his WR's.

And finally, this is how we'll BTHO fu.

Agreed. This is the most experienced, upper-class line since '20. That year Spiller rushed for a 1,000 and we finished ranked #4.

Gee, who woulda thunk that the Oline play (and D line, too) would have such a big impact on the success or failure of the team. Fresh take! /sarc

carl spacklers hat said:

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Gee, who woulda thunk that the Oline play (and D line, too) would have such a big impact on the success or failure of the team. Fresh take! /sarc

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Aka we aren't losing to Florida with this level of OL/RB play.

Can't even trigger the bleeders with positive posts anymore. They quit too easy, we're only 5-0 and putting more yards on the ground than ever.

And it was this that won us the game after all.

I'm as high and positive on this team as anyone, but after Moss the quality of RB play has dropped significantly. What makes Moss lethal is his patience while our OLine is pulling and trapping until the hole opens and THEN he is explosive.

Both Owens and Daniels consistently run into our our Oline because they think being explosive is beating them to the play. If it's not a quick hitter to the outside, they struggle.

The freshmen looks promising and in all honesty, Smith looked pretty good in mop up duty.

The Oline play has been outstanding overall outside of some short yardage situations where we refuse to go under center.

AgLA06 said:

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I'm as high and positive on this team as anyone, but after Moss the quality of RB play has dropped significantly. What makes Moss lethal is his patience while our OLine is pulling and trapping until the hole opens and THEN he is explosive.

Both Owens and Daniels consistently run into our our Oline because they think being explosive is beating them to the play. If it's not a quick hitter to the outside, they struggle.

The freshmen looks promising and in all honesty, Smith looked pretty good in mop up duty.

The Oline play has been outstanding overall outside of some short yardage situations where we refuse to go under center.

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Good take. Owens is not patient on the gap scheme plays. Hoping that can get worked out.