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The thing with Pickens is, he a long ball receiver. Unfortunately we do not have a long ball passer playing at quarterback. I don't watch JT in practice but from accounts, he has a strong arm. If we aren't going to play Daniels, or even Mathis or Beck, then stop asking Bennett to do the one thing he cannot do.
i want to believe Kirby knows something we all don’t and he wants to keep other teams guessing. But I don’t know if that’s so anymore. I fear we have a great recruiter who happens to be a head coach who has an offensive philosophy from the 80’s. That might win a championship in 1985 but not 2020. Really makes me sad for UGA.
Agree with most of what’s been said by others. But I would go farther by saying that really, Kirby is not at a “new” crossroad regarding his offensive identity. Truthfully, he is to a great extent just running the offense similar to the way he has since he took the job. Conservative, with the run and occasional short pass-based approach. The roots of this lie in his ongoing belief that he can control the clock, avoid interceptions, and wear everybody down along with a stingy defense (the OLD Saban model). Each new OC puts a slightly different twist but Kirby keeps them on a short leash and the results are the same.
We are not fully developing highly rated offensive players, and overtly underutilizing many. The reality is simple: our defense despite being very good is overemphasized and even then cannot stop premier offenses. And our offense cannot keep pace with the high powered teams (AL, Clemson, etc).
It would seem that after the same plan for now 5 seasons that Kirby sees no problem with his approach.....is not the definition of insanity continuing to do the same things and expecting a different result?
Listen folks...here are the facts:
Kirby is the head cheese and he has for all purposes botched this nightmare qb situation, allowed our offense to sputter now for two years under now our 3rd off Cord playing a 4th string qb that is competent but with limited capabilities to lead our team to and SEC, Playoff or National title this year.