Mike Denbrock’s offense places an emphasis on the run. It isn’t a return to the Les Miles days or anything like that, but it is an offense that is extremely capable of punishing you for emptying the box and playing nickel/dime. With its receiver talent, LSU has a unique opportunity to force teams into those looks and hammer them in the run game if they can get the OL and TE position rooms to a serviceable level. They have been one of the more effective rush offenses in the nation over the past few years, so this is a welcome element for an LSU offense that has desperately missed it over the past few years.
Breaking Down Denbrock Part 2: Run Game
