the time, not his play calling. Now, his use of analytics is a little overboard, why he can't get over the 2nd and long, run up the middle concept is a mystery, and his biggest weakness. Right after that is run on 3rd and long.

But overall, if you look at the position groups and their execution, consider players playing in the right position (like Hill to TE), and preparing QBs, he's a pretty good OC in anyone's book.

We lack a lot of information when we watch games. We have no idea what the real play called was a lot of the time. Did Jake check off? check in to a play? We just don't know, and did Jake check off in the right play? Again, we don't know.

But for a guy running an offense that has shown some moments of brilliance, and the near constant inability to score or dominate in the 3rd quarter season after season, he has some work to do, but there are about 60 other schools that would take him in a heartbeat.