11-08-2020, 10:25 PM
Sure was interesting hearing Fowler talk about Stanford's complex offense being hard for QBs to learn. Most people were probably wondering how this is the case and why, if the offense doesn't produce much.
Just another reminder of the absurdity of making a generally low yield offense difficult to learn, so it makes your most important player - the QB - wait longer to get on the field. McKee is so clearly more talented than West, that it is comical West is the one that gets to play because he knows the offense.
I guarantee you the offense McKee ran at Centennial would be easier to learn and more productive than whatever Stanford is doing on that side of the ball.
Just another reminder of the absurdity of making a generally low yield offense difficult to learn, so it makes your most important player - the QB - wait longer to get on the field. McKee is so clearly more talented than West, that it is comical West is the one that gets to play because he knows the offense.
I guarantee you the offense McKee ran at Centennial would be easier to learn and more productive than whatever Stanford is doing on that side of the ball.