The list of offensive woes for the Baylor football team in 2020 is long. Most notably, the quarterback and offensive line play has been suspect, and those problems have been compounded by bad play-calling, injuries, and inconsistency overall. But there is another element that has been absent all season long; the lack of playmaking ability shown from our WR position group.
It’s kind of hard to describe what defines a playmaker or someone that has playmaking potential. To me, it’s when a player has an opportunity to make a play in which he relies solely on his own capabilities.