Heupel offense in the NFL

[VolForLife83]

It helped Washington in the playoff game against Detroit.

I agree, we need to be more creative and diverse

https://atozsports.com/nashville/volunteers/nfl-playoff-game-tennessee-vols-offense-coach-josh-heupel-gimmick/

 

[bpalmer28]

Good little article

 

[Golfprovol]

So Kingsbury starts using UT's formations and concepts, but CJH needs to study Kingsbury to change his offense? How does that make sense.

We need a QB that can run the offense and the last 2 years we haven't had that.

 

[wmcovol]

No offense works when defenses can control your running game with 4 or 5 men in the box.

 

[Visidog]

In the running play Zach highlights, the Lions defense has 6 in the box plus a safety to defend the run against 5 OL, the QB, and the RB. A LB and the safety both take the QB and a DT that beat his blocker across face also takes QB instead of pursing the RB, leaving the RB side wide open through B gap. It’s a bust. Plus the playside defender aligned over the inside WR has inside leverage and then inexplicably jumps outside to let himself get blocked. It’s a defensive clown show.

The Lions defended the run with even numbers and left the outside defenders 1 v 1. That’s almost always a pass read in Heupel’s offense.

 

[Flipdaddy]

Our offense struggled against good teams because we didn’t win the line of scrimmage enough. There’s no way any offense works without it.

 

[LegionnaireOfTheMiserable]

So Kingsbury starts using UT's formations and concepts, but CJH needs to study Kingsbury to change his offense? How does that make sense.

We need a QB that can run the offense and the last 2 years we haven't had that.

Heupel should study every successful offensive coach and gleam what he can from them. All coaches should.