While Brogan can be a gunslinger, it doesn't take as much time off the clock, last year we had a better than average ground attack which gave our defense time off the field rather than being involved in a track meet. I'd agree last year's offensive line was more suited to dominate the defense and push off the D. This line seems more mobile and geared to pass protection. Which means hopefully we'll see more passes to the running backs or screens called especially if Rutgers does blitzing.

This should be an interesting game to watch.

TE right now is either a decoy or blocking position. Not as productive as when we had Buschman, Browning Tuttle or Kilby. We may have to wait until next year to see that type of offense again. I do think Oakes will be a good one if given time to develop and about 20-25 pounds of strength.