Just a guess but I'd say that the running game will be the bread and butter, at least at first. IMO, the Tide has 3 good RBs than carry the rock and don't need fantastic blocking, just decent blocking to get some yardage. Since it appears that the WRs will probably be young and VERY inexperienced, it'll take a while for them to get "acclimated" to the SEC and Brodie to feel comfortable enough to go to them regularly. Of course, I could be wrong and the new, young WRs may take to the offense like a duck to water and be able to catch everything that's thrown to them. I'd love to see that but that's asking a lot of an 18 year old kid.
So, my guess is that the O will have quite a few running plays with some safe 3-5 yd down and out passes, screen passes and a few reverses thrown in for good measure.
IMO, THE critical thing that has to happen for the team to have some success is the offensive line absolutely HAS to play better. I'm not saying that all 5 starters need to be All SEC but they've got to do a better job protecting Brodie, the offense MUST do a better job of picking up the blitz and make opposing teams pay for blitzing and finally, get some decent blocks on running plays. If that can happen, the Tide will be the surprise team of the SEC. Mark my words. If not, it's going to be another long season.
