[OutsiderFan]

Keep in mind that completion percentage is reflective of offensive strategy. We seem to passing pretty deep on average, which will naturally suppress completion percentage..."

Try convincing Andy Reid after watching Pat Mahomes play QB in NFL games the last two weeks that deep throws kill completion percentage.

Seriously though, I'm all for big plays and trading some completions to get them, but much prefer flat out efficient offense that moves the ball by  air and ground while threatening all areas of the field.  Stanford seems to have the personnel to put immense pressure on defenses without sacrificing efficiency.

[OutsiderFan]

Keep in mind that completion percentage is reflective of offensive strategy. We seem to passing pretty deep on average, which will naturally suppress completion percentage..."

Try convincing Andy Reid after watching Pat Mahomes play QB in NFL games the last two weeks that deep throws kill completion percentage.

Seriously though, I'm all for big plays and trading some completions to get them, but much prefer flat out efficient offense that moves the ball by  air and ground while threatening all areas of the field.  Stanford seems to have the personnel to put immense pressure on defenses without sacrificing efficiency.