“Lot of That Has to Do With Coach Prime”: Pat Shurmur Credits Deion Sanders and Colorado for Life-Changing Impact

The OC is revving up the Buffs’ offense. Sure the new talents like Jordan Seaton have helped, but it’s the combined efforts of players and coaches that have brought a debut-like fresh zeal to Buffs’ offense department. And Shurmur is planning to perfectly capitalize on this renewed enthusiasm to architect a perfect system that highlights the dynamism each player brings to the table.

“We’re going to do what we can to get the ball to our playmakers, and that goes without saying. You’ve seen it at all levels. We need to protect the football and be very efficient in our performance,” Shurmur said. Addressing the elephant in the room, their QB being the most sacked in the country, Shurmur also had a foolproof plan ready for it. “We’re going to try to put together an offense that will protect him and then run the football so that what he can do is even more dominant,” Shurmur highlighted.

While these plans sound flawless, will they be executed flawlessly, given the Buffs’ proneness to making on-field play-calling blunders? That’s the question that will decide whether the next season would be a hit or a flop for the Buffs.