2024 offense

[Faux Sean Callahan]

What has been Satterfield’s best offense and why would I expect his 2024 offense to be better than average at best?

Better personnel should lead to better offensive production but I’m not convinced Satt’s playcalling is geared towards efficiency.

USCjr iirc 38th in scoring and 71st in total.

Supposedly that’s the year somebody took over play calling toward the end.

 

[Faux Sean Callahan]

What do you think about Piper's injury? I don't see, and especially this staff in particular, them rushing him back from as nasty of an injury it was.

Yeah, this staff is very slow to bring guys back (which isn’ta bad thing). I haven’t asked about a recovery on him and what that looks like.

To me interior you need to see what Sledge and Luto can give you. I think long term Jenkins moves to center when Scott moves on and you have Sledge at OG.

 

[Ripping Lips]

USCjr iirc 38th in scoring and 71st in total.

Supposedly that’s the year somebody took over play calling toward the end.

But there are rumors as well they were using intel gained from Connor Stallions and USC jr defense all had wrist bands on for the first time ever in a game.

 

[Alcaus]

USCjr iirc 38th in scoring and 71st in total.

Supposedly that’s the year somebody took over play calling toward the end.

Is it safe to say Spencer Rattler is an above-average QB? My feeling is that a post-Oklahoma Rattler is about the caliber of QB we can expect from this staff in a good year.

To me, that is not a great indicator of where this offense is going to go. Obviously, there's a lot of "feelings" in my opinion but Satt's offensive stats don't necessarily paint a great picture.

 

[Faux Sean Callahan]

But there are rumors as well they were using intel gained from Connor Stallions and USC jr defense all had wrist bands on for the first time ever in a game.

Yup for the Clemson and Tennessee games as an insurance policy for Michigan.

They need to make a documentary about this Stallions deal

 

[Faux Sean Callahan]

Is it safe to say Spencer Rattler is an above-average QB? My feeling is that a post-Oklahoma Rattler is about the caliber of QB we can expect from this staff in a good year.

To me, that is not a great indicator of where this offense is going to go. Obviously, there's a lot of "feelings" in my opinion but Satt's offensive stats don't necessarily paint a great picture.

I saw a mock draft that had Rattler in the 1st round.

So in Satts previous 5 years as a Fbs oc he has had an NFL caliber QB 4* out of 5 years. He is usually about a 70th overall offense

Scoring offense ranking
38
104

Temple
60
100
89

Total offense ranking
72
110

Temple
96
120
75

 

[Carm]

Yeah, this staff is very slow to bring guys back (which isn’ta bad thing). I haven’t asked about a recovery on him and what that looks like.

The NoFaux Callahan said late last week that based on the severity of the damage to Piper's knee, it was doubtful Piper could play next year

 

[Chi7397]

Why would Nebraska want to keep him? He’s garbage.

Because he’s currently your starting tackle at a position that’s exceedingly thin?

 

[Red Finger]

The offense needs a big shot in the arm next year. I’d say every skill position needs a transfer player that is capable of starting right away. QB: obviously. Wouldn’t mind a whole new room. WR: even though the young core there is good I don’t think it’s good enough in 2024. A one year S Toure type is what I’d be hunting for. A go to option when you need a 1st down. RB: need 2 good ones. Position gets hurt easily. Stack it. EJ is fine but he can’t carry the load. TE: took a shot on Gilbert, thaaaaat didn’t work out, but adding another one year guy that can block and give some production would be a big help.

 

[Faux Sean Callahan]

Why would Nebraska want to keep him? He’s garbage.

I am old enough to remember when Benhart was trash....

 

[Stan Raymond]

Can’t really focus on the 2023 team anymore. Can the 2024 offense be fixed with a few good transfers? It could possibly get to mediocre next year.

Let’s assume the following

• Sims transfers
• Harberg goes back to TE
• Teddy transfers
• 2 RBs transfer or medically retire
• Assume IGC, Washington etc are gone

It can be almost salvageable and paper thin. Matt Davidson better not fuck the program with shitty nil deals for transfers.

QB

1. ?transfer
2. Purdy
3. ?transfer
4. Kaelin

RB

1. EJ
2. ?transfer/hs
3. ?transfer/hs
4. Kiwinten Ives

X

1. Jaylen Lloyd
2. Alex Bullock
3. Isaiah McMorris

Z

1. Malachi Coleman
2. Transfer
3. Dae’Vonn Hall

Slot

1. Jaidyn Doss
2. Jacory Barney
3. ?

TE

1. Thomas Fidone
2. Heinrich Haarberg
3. Carter Nelsin
4. Nate Boerkircher

LT

1. Transfer
2. Gunnar Gottalla

LG

1. Justin Evans-Jenkins
2. Ethan Piper

C

1. Ben Scott
2. Sam Sledge

RG

1. Transfer
2. Turner Corcran
3. Henry Luto

RT

1. Bryce Benhart
2. Tyler Knaak

I think Scott is moving on.

LT - Teddy
LG - Piper
C - Evans-Jenkins
RG - Corcoran
RT - Benhart

Lutovsky might play RG with Corcoran at LG depending on Piper's recovery.

 

[Alcaus]

I saw a mock draft that had Rattler in the 1st round.

So in Satts previous 5 years as a Fbs oc he has had an NFL caliber QB 5 out of 5 years. He is usually about a 70th overall offense

Scoring offense ranking
38
104

Temple
60
100
89

Total offense ranking
72
110

Temple
96
120
75

I would be shocked if Rattler goes in the first round

Caleb Williams
Drake Maye
Shadildo Sanders
JJ McCarthy
Michael Penix Jr
Spencer Rattler
Bo Nix
Quinn Ewers
Carson Beck
Jayden Daniels
Michael Pratt
Riley Leonard
Cameron Ward
Tyler Van Dyke

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/prospect-rankings/quarterbacks/

2024 NFL Draft Big Board: PFF's top 315 prospects

The 2024 NFL Draft big board, which has USC quarterback Caleb Williams at No. 1 and Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. at No. 2.

www.pff.com

2024 NFL Draft Prospects: Quarterback – WalterFootball

walterfootball.com

I think a mid-late round NFL QB is the ceiling from Satterfield, that's an improvement, but I don't think it's what we're hoping for long-term.

Could be that's all we need, though. An NFL roster type who's more of a game-manager.

 

[Huskerzz9457]

If we drop Kaelin do we lose a Bell West connection for years to come? He hasn't been very impressive

 

[Pepe Silvia]

If we drop Kaelin do we lose a Bell West connection for years to come? He hasn't been very impressive

there's no real need to drop him, but we shouldn't hesitate to either bring in another freshman or at least a younger transfer. if you are only bringing in 1 HS QB over a 2 year period he needs to be a hell of a lot better than Kaelin

 

[Jim14510]

I doubt he RS, but I don't expect him to be a top 3 TE.

Would think you could get him in the game in passing situations. I imagine he'll be even worse at blocking than Fidone.

 

[Jim14510]

Teddy stays. You would be crazy to let a homegrown OT transfer. OTs are hard to come by, and he is improving with play.

He's still only a sophomore eligibility wise right? I don't get the all hope is lost for Teddy. Think his body is healthy now but it's taking time for his brain to realize his body is healthy.

 

[ChocaEgg]

Can’t really focus on the 2023 team anymore. Can the 2024 offense be fixed with a few good transfers? It could possibly get to mediocre next year.

Let’s assume the following

• Sims transfers
• Harberg goes back to TE
• Teddy transfers
• 2 RBs transfer or medically retire
• Assume IGC, Washington etc are gone

It can be almost salvageable and paper thin. Matt Davidson better not fuck the program with shitty nil deals for transfers.

QB

1. ?transfer
2. Purdy
3. ?transfer
4. Kaelin

RB

1. EJ
2. ?transfer/hs
3. ?transfer/hs
4. Kiwinten Ives

X

1. Jaylen Lloyd
2. Alex Bullock
3. Isaiah McMorris

Z

1. Malachi Coleman
2. Transfer
3. Dae’Vonn Hall

Slot

1. Jaidyn Doss
2. Jacory Barney
3. ?

TE

1. Thomas Fidone
2. Heinrich Haarberg
3. Carter Nelsin
4. Nate Boerkircher

LT

1. Transfer
2. Gunnar Gottalla

LG

1. Justin Evans-Jenkins
2. Ethan Piper

C

1. Ben Scott
2. Sam Sledge

RG

1. Transfer
2. Turner Corcran
3. Henry Luto

RT

1. Bryce Benhart
2. Tyler Knaak

holy fuck we are screwed next year lol

 

[Jim14510]

Nelson is going to have a tough first year in the adjustment in skill level

Agreed buy he's still a very athletic kid. Would think you'd get him in the game situationally.

 

[Herbie]

Agreed buy he's still a very athletic kid. Would think you'd get him in the game situationally.

Oh absolutely and I think Thule has done a good job in year 1 of getting talent out there.

 

[Jim14510]

Supposedly that’s the year somebody took over play calling toward the end.

Allegedly. Apparently not the same person thats doing the play calling this year.