Texas A&M’s season ended with a quarterback depth chart consisting of two fewer names than how it started, an offensive coordinator with his foot out the door and a familiar taste of disappointment for Aggie fans. The 2015 season could not have started better for Kevin Sumlin’s Aggies, but it also couldn’t have ended worse. Things have picked up a bit in the offseason, though.
Now after filling both the quarterback and offensive coordinator vacancies, one question arises among all others: what is the offensive identity of this team? What can be expected of the Aggies? Noel Mazzone’s hiring was rejoiced by fans in Aggieland, but what is his forte?