[Whatittakes2B#1]

A lot of great insights & speculation of the Ryle football program. Anyone that is a football fan, player or coach knows that coaches at high school, college and Pro have a ticking clock to produce a successful program which is not just measured by wins & losses. Rather by developing players where they are best suited to succeed on & off the field. Warner's clock should have expired 2 years ago.
Ryle has plenty of talent at many key positions and most of the kids have played together for years and been successful until being grinded down by Warner. Its hard for any player to be successful when every week they have no ideal what position they will be thrown into.
Just a few examples are Arnwine, England, Brandt, Pogliano & Logan Ross
Arnwine played in Florida and can dominate at WR but, is used to block for Ryles running game.
England who is a deadly threat at TE or WR has been put on defense, RB & then QB against Butler. Throw a kid in at QB that hasnt played QB for playoff & you get what resulted in game.
Brandt played QB in Plano TX and then Threw 13 TD passes as 8th grader to England in Boone football league. has been starting QB, then moved to DE, DT, Punter & cornerback all in last 5 games.
Pogliano would be great slot receiver- good hands, speed & moves but is used most at QB.
Logan Ross a great blind side Off. tackle who has been at center all year even though he is not the best snapper which is the key skill for a center.

Every week the coach tries a new experiment that becomes a bad joke for the players, fans & a gift to the opposing coaches that say they know what Ryle's offense is going to do before every play.

Imagine if you had good center snapping to Brandt at QB throwing the ball 30+ times to England, Arnwine, Pogliano and Lex Mcgregor & Vince Jarvis out of backfiel who can both catch the ball out of backfield. Logan Ross protecting that critical blind side. Then Ryle would be able to run the ball.

Ryle has the talent to have offense like Conner, SK, Dixie, Cov Cath if you had a coach that benchmarked & modeled those offenses, not the 1979 offense they currently run.