The offensive coordinator at Colorado is stepping up for the 52 sacks that Shedeur Sanders suffered last season. Pat Shurmur, the OC at Colorado, is not letting the loopholes in CU’s offensive line get the best of the team’s score this season, again, as he is setting the expectations straight from the recruits this season. Deion Sanders and Co. scored big with their recruits this season, with several four-star and five-star players committing to Sanders. Now that the offensive line is packed, it needs to be forged.

An example of that training is none other than the star QB of the team, Shedeur Sanders. At least, their motivation behind building a strong offensive line is. Fans were utterly disappointed with the number of times Shedeur Sanders was sacked last season. Not wanting to repeat even an ounce of that, Pat Shurmur gave his unfiltered advice to Jordan Seaton and Co. to improve their performances. “It obviously starts with running the ball and protecting the QB. We know how dynamic Shedeur can be,” Shurmur said.

As the CU Buffs near Black and Gold Day, their spring game on April 27, Pat Shurmur is establishing his hand further as the new OC at the Buffs. As of now, Shurmur is focusing on building a strong foundation with the fresh faces at Buffs. For that foundation, Shurmur has five seasoned freshmen at his disposal, along with the celebrated five-star recruit Jordan Seaton. Hence, Shurmur’s 30 years of NFL experience are expected to aid the Buffs’ developing offense.

His last stint with the Denver Broncos leaves no room for any question about his skills as the OC. Well, Shurmur has already given a taste of his expectations to Jordan Seaton and the newly added offensive linemen, as well as to the pre-existing ones. And Shurmur’s stern yet motivating words do not end there.

Pat Shurmur’s electrifying words for Buffs players

Well Off Media’s videos are a go-to haven for everything Buffs. Their training sessions and their motivating speeches. While Deion Sanders does not leave any stone unturned when it comes to motivating words for the Buffs players, his new hire compliments Coach Prime’s charging words well.

“Tomorrow, as we put an offense together, guys, we have a mission. And our mission, as you’ll see on the board, is for us, physically, aggressively, and collectively, to possess and advance the ball. That’s what we’re trying to do,” Shurmur said in the Well Off Media video where Deion Sanders is passing the offensive torch to Shurmur.

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Looking at Shurmur’s strategy, it seems that he is focusing on the fresh faces in the offensive line and is extensively trying to leverage all that Jordan Seaton has to offer. Hence, Shurmur and his ‘new offensive line’ are ready to take on all that gridiron has to challenge, redeeming last season’s humiliating mistakes. What do you think about the new offensive lineup at the Buffs? Let us know in the comments.

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