Is this the most talented offense in Bob's tenure?

[Hella Sideburns]

I'm having a hard time arguing otherwise.

The argument might be that we don't have a true No. 1 receiver. I'd say that we do, only he lines up at tight end.

Either way, there are about 100 other D-1 teams that would kill to have iglesias, broyles and manny line up 1-2-3 every saturday.

[OU_Sooners75]

Until they score more than the 2004 team did. Then they are talented, but not the best.

Damn sure fun to watch though.

[BoomerJack]

With all respect, I think it's about six weeks too early to even bring up that question.

[OUMallen]

Double check me on this, but I think we had Mark Bradley, Bandon Jones, and Mark Clayton all on the same field at the same time, with Jason White throwing to them. That team gets my vote for now; three starting NFL WRs and a Heisman QB.

[Pieces Hit]

Clearly the most talented offense was in 2002 - we had 3 players majoring in modern dance, 4 art students, 5 thespians, and an ambidextrious midget who could write his name with his feet.

And don't forget the trained chimp who rode in the wagon throwing out frisbees.

Where's the spek when you need it? ;)

[yermom]

Double check me on this, but I think we had Mark Bradley, Bandon Jones, and Mark Clayton all on the same field at the same time, with Jason White throwing to them. That team gets my vote for now; three starting NFL WRs and a Heisman QB.


um, yeah, that was true in 2004 as well. don't forget AD

all we were missing was a TE that could catch a pass...

imagine putting Gresham on that team :eek:

how would 2000 have gone without Trent Smith?

anyway, as far as talent goes, it would be pretty hard to beat the 2004 offense (except for the 2004 USC offense :()

[yermom]

of course, Brandon Jones just kinda disappeared in 2004 too, didn't he

T-Money had a really good year though

[shaun4411]

this year's team has all the potential. massive O-Line, excellent and deep wr core, excellent and deep rb core, excellent tight end, and a better signal caller to boot! (by that i mean the OC). then again 03 and 04 went undefeated heading into dec/jan. tough acts to follow.

[JohnnyMack]

Clearly the most talented offense was in 2002 - we had 3 players majoring in modern dance, 4 art students, 5 thespians, and an ambidextrious midget who could write his name with his feet.

And don't forget the trained chimp who rode in the wagon throwing out frisbees.

Where's the spek when you need it? ;)

See people this is why we need spek back! Right here!

[shaun4411]

wait..spek is gone?

[oumartin]

http://www.animefest.org/images/iconexperience/32x32/plain/bullet_square_green.png

[stoops the eternal pimp]

OU played one high school team and a one decent defense and we're talking comparisons to other 0's that did it every week..no chance yet

[rainiersooner]

Yeah - I like what I see so far, but I haven't seen enough to say anything like that yet.

[IronHorseSooner]

I don't know about talented, but maybe the most difficult to game plan against.

[OUMallen]

um, yeah, that was true in 2004 as well. don't forget AD

all we were missing was a TE that could catch a pass...

imagine putting Gresham on that team :eek:

how would 2000 have gone without Trent Smith?

anyway, as far as talent goes, it would be pretty hard to beat the 2004 offense (except for the 2004 USC offense :()


2004 was better. Comparable o-lines, more experienced quarterback, better running back, and 3 starting NFL receivers. Pound for pound, the only clearly better players this year compared to them are Jermaine and maybe an OL or two.

[stoopified]

With all respect, I think it's about six weeks too early to even bring up that question.Exactly

[snp]

2004 was better. Comparable o-lines, more experienced quarterback, better running back, and 3 starting NFL receivers. Pound for pound, the only clearly better players this year compared to them are Jermaine and maybe an OL or two.

Wilson, Bradley, and Jones aren't starting for anyone in the NFL.

[KRYPTON]

The bar is set at 65 against Tejas.

I'll give this one the "Best Ever" award when they hit 66.

[TahoeSOONER]

Whoa there nelly, waaaay...ad naseum...to early for that kind of talk.

I like the way you think though....BOOMER!

[OUMallen]

Wilson, Bradley, and Jones aren't starting for anyone in the NFL.

Clayton, Bradley, and Jones is what I meant, and I think they all start/have started at some point in the NFL. Forgive me, but I don't think Iggy, Manny and Broyles are quite at that level (yet).

[birddog]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xP8X-XiL_w

ou-cincinnati highlights.

i didn't realize how quick broyles is. that dude can move.

[SoonerKnight]

Well talent does not always win ya the game!!!!!!! Having the heart to play to the end does!!!!!!!!!!

[Hella Sideburns]

i will gladly take the most talented team in the nation over the one with the most heart.

[HopeSpringsEternal]

i will gladly take the most talented team in the nation over the one with the most heart.

And you'd lose a lot of games too. But to each his own.

[StoopTroup]

The bar is set at 65 against Tejas.

I'll give this one the "Best Ever" award when they hit 66.

You know...

I'd hate to set the bar on just one games performance....

But...

66 would definitely get me to thinking this years Offense was the most talented.

I hate :texan: and 100 would make it a lock. :D