Is there a Sione Vaki for Saturday?

[UtesRule]

A player we pull over to the offense to spark the offense, like Utah did against U$C last year?

[DataUte]

Stanley. Wait, we used up all the juice against SUU.

[thirtyfour-thirtyone]

It would be great if we found a way to use Stanley as a legitimate weapon. I worry that he only looked amazing because the USU and SUU D are kinda slow. It seems like he should be getting/faking some sweeps.

I also would like to see more creative use of Lohner on offense (why not?).

One thing I think we are sorely missing is that Cam was almost as heavy as Tavion Thomas, and could really do some damage on short yardage situations and in the red-zone. A lot of Utah’s really big plays in 2021/2022 were him just trucking a defender (or two or three) to get a first down, or into the endzone. If Rose can be a legit threat with his feet and/or run like bowling ball, that would help a lot.

[Tednab]

There’s enough talent on this team, that you shouldn’t need one. allegedly, talent wise, this was supposedly to be a pretty deep team offensively. .. unfortunate there hasn’t been any unity and it’s seems like politics have taken priority to putting the best product on the field… I guess we’ll see what survival mode bring for the rest of the season, but it might take a off season cleanse to fix this to be honest

[Rick]

I don’t see it. Not compared to teams from the 2022 season and back. Compare this team to the 2019 team on both sides of the ball position by position, who you would keep vs. replace, and I think you would pretty much swap out this entire team with that team. That is NOT progress.

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