Tyler Roehl's over

[BisManBison]

Play calling was awful pre Miller. Has been very good since.


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Inserting Miller in as the starting QB was clearly a defining pivot moment to the season. It changed EVERYTHING!! A credible passing threat (defined as a completion percentage north of 61-62%??) is clearly essential to the success of our offense and opening up the playbook. It seems early on the coaches valued (over-valued?) the QB run game more than efficient QB play (call it the Trey Lance hangover?). Once they realized a more efficient QB was more essential and went back to a West Coast style offense featuring a RB led power run game, everything started to fall into place offensively.

[tony]

Hear me out here: The two highest pass efficiency ratings in NDSU history have come since Tyler Roehl has become OC. And when I watch QB highlights, the number of times we've got the receiver (be it a WR, a TE, or RB) wide open is incredible - vs the Bobcats is just the latest example.

So how do the Bisonville offensive experts tell that a perceived offensive problem is the result of playcalling rather than execution (i.e. taking the under across the middle, for example, when it's wide open) or just good defense? A lot of the complaints sound like somebody watching Kasparov play chess and complaining that he doesn't use the knights enough.

[oldmantutters]

Hear me out here: The two highest pass efficiency ratings in NDSU history have come since Tyler Roehl has become OC. And when I watch QB highlights, the number of times we've got the receiver (be it a WR, a TE, or RB) wide open is incredible - vs the Bobcats is just the latest example.

So how do the Bisonville offensive experts tell that a perceived offensive problem is the result of playcalling rather than execution (i.e. taking the under across the middle, for example, when it's wide open) or just good defense? A lot of the complaints sound like somebody watching Kasparov play chess and complaining that he doesn't use the knights enough.

Knights are underrated bro

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[El_Chapo]

Trey Lance 28 td 0 ints would make Kevin look good at OC too

[Kevin]

Trey Lance 28 td 0 ints would make Kevin look good at OC too

You can't even spell oc bro don't come at me i'll body u

[1st&TennBison]

I forgot, what is the number for 911

[Kevin]

I forgot, what is the number for 911

just call the coroner bro 241-9000

[HerdBot]

Hear me out here: The two highest pass efficiency ratings in NDSU history have come since Tyler Roehl has become OC. And when I watch QB highlights, the number of times we've got the receiver (be it a WR, a TE, or RB) wide open is incredible - vs the Bobcats is just the latest example.

So how do the Bisonville offensive experts tell that a perceived offensive problem is the result of playcalling rather than execution (i.e. taking the under across the middle, for example, when it's wide open) or just good defense? A lot of the complaints sound like somebody watching Kasparov play chess and complaining that he doesn't use the knights enough.

Just to play Devils advocate, the 2020 offense was one of the worst in Bison history. But that's water under the bridge. He was great when we needed him to be great this year.

[tony]

Just to play Devils advocate, the 2020 offense was one of the worst in Bison history. But that's water under the bridge. He was great when we needed him to be great this year.

And I think the relatively poor 2020 COVID season performance had to do with poor execution on our part and the opposing defenses outplaying our offense.

The two highest passer efficiencies have come under Roehl and both with freshman QBs - and that's in only two full seasons of being the OC. I mean, sure, Trey Lance is an incredible talent but look at his highlight tape - on the majority of the big passes, the defenders weren't close enough to even photobomb a picture of the catch.

[BisManBison]

And I think the relatively poor 2020 COVID season performance had to do with poor execution on our part and the opposing defenses outplaying our offense.

The two highest passer efficiencies have come under Roehl and both with freshman QBs - and that's in only two full seasons of being the OC. I mean, sure, Trey Lance is an incredible talent but look at his highlight tape - on the majority of the big passes, the defenders weren't close enough to even photobomb a picture of the catch.

More about the Jimmy's and the Joe's than the X's and the O's.