we are obviously still a work in progress as we thought we'd be.  The OL is improving but it is also still below average.  We have some good young talent - particularly on Offense (Scarlett, Perine, Taylor, Cleveland, Hammond, Swain) but in addition to weak OL play, we are quite sloppy committing lots of penalties and still having too many blown assignments.  LDR needs to work on his timing in the next two weeks and stop pressing so hard like he did yesterday - that led him into a few really bad decisions.

While the Offense is not where we hoped it would be yet, I think its about what we should have expected at this point given the complete overhaul of that side of the ball.  Although we struggle often, we are moving the ball vastly better than we did under Chump and although we have come close, the team has not lost any games we "should" have won ie to a clearly inferior opponent, in a year and a half under Coach Mac.

That's no small thing as the Leghumpers could tell you today. 

I think the Offense will finish somewhere around the 60s in Total Offense which while totally unacceptable by the standards of the last 30+ years, is vastly improved over any Offense we've had since 2009.  Next year we can reasonably expect to have a top 30 Offense which seemed like the impossible dream a few years ago.  Beyond that, we are going to need talent upgrades at QB and OL to field a truly elite Offense but improvements of 50 places in the standings and even say 30 more places next year are nothing to turn up our noses at.  We should be able to get more top shelf talent on Offense as we continue to show progress.