TLDR: We have a decent offense. It's not awful. It's not spectacular. I do think it's above average.

We've had 72 offensive possessions.
It's 71 if you remove a 1-play kneel down drive at the end of the 1st half against Wyoming.
It's 69 if you remove the 3-kneel down drive to end the SMU game, and a 2-kneel down drive to end the Baylor game.
31 of those 69 drives (.449) ended with a score (TD/FG). 21 of 69 were a TD (.304). 10 of 69 were FG (.145).
3 of the 69 drives ended with a missed FG (.043). Those drives ended at opponents' 18, 37, & 31 yard line) following 9, 7, & 6 play drives
7 of the 69 drives ended with a turnover (.101).
3 of the 69 drives ended with failed attempts on 4th down (.043). One of those was the failed attempt at the AZ 5. The other drives were failures at opponents' 29 & 30-yard line.
22 of the 69 drives ended in a punt (.319). Only four of the punts were on the opponents side of the 50.
3 of the 69 drives (.043) were game sealing drives. Two were 4-play drives against KSU & SIU. The third was a 10-play drive vs WYO.
23 of the 69 drives reached the opponent Red Zone (.333).
23 of the 69 drives crossed the 50, but did not reach the Red Zone (.333). (So 2/3 of our drives have made it across the 50).
20 of the 69 drives failed to gain a 1st down (.290).
27 of the 69 drives lasted at least 7 plays (.391).
We've 181 points on offense (minus the 28 from the punt, KO, INT, & fumble returns) or 2.6 points per drive. That's good for 4th best in the Kalani era.