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Good call on your part. Mullen's response to the question bears out your take:
Change at right tackle?
Florida’s Jean Delance had another rough game at right tackle, allowing a sack on quarterback Kyle Trask and getting beat on several plays.
He’s been the weak link on UF’s offensive line for the past two seasons, but continues to crack the starting lineup. According to Pro Football Focus, the right tackle position has allowed 32 pressures, 20 hurries, nine hits and three sacks this season.
Those stats where mentioned Saturday night when Mullen was asked if he has considered making a change at that spot.
“On the offensive line, we’ve had injuries. We’ve had problems that way, so probably not,” he said. “We’re trying to get our best guys on the field. I think that’s cool, PFF. I don’t know. The hard one to me, I think our sack came on a miscommunication on the quarterback.
“Does Pro Football Focus know what play we called and that we missed the snap count? Not to take it that way. The statistic part is great in college football and in all of football. I love the statistic part, but there are also some other things that go into it that you look at. Once again, we’re always trying to have our best five on the field at the same time. We try to roll some guys in there to get them going and do what we can do.”
Dan Mullen on coaching rumors, Brian Johnson's interview, Jean Delance
Change at right tackle?
Florida’s Jean Delance had another rough game at right tackle, allowing a sack on quarterback Kyle Trask and getting beat on several plays.
He’s been the weak link on UF’s offensive line for the past two seasons, but continues to crack the starting lineup. According to Pro Football Focus, the right tackle position has allowed 32 pressures, 20 hurries, nine hits and three sacks this season.
Those stats where mentioned Saturday night when Mullen was asked if he has considered making a change at that spot.
“On the offensive line, we’ve had injuries. We’ve had problems that way, so probably not,” he said. “We’re trying to get our best guys on the field. I think that’s cool, PFF. I don’t know. The hard one to me, I think our sack came on a miscommunication on the quarterback.
“Does Pro Football Focus know what play we called and that we missed the snap count? Not to take it that way. The statistic part is great in college football and in all of football. I love the statistic part, but there are also some other things that go into it that you look at. Once again, we’re always trying to have our best five on the field at the same time. We try to roll some guys in there to get them going and do what we can do.”
Dan Mullen on coaching rumors, Brian Johnson's interview, Jean Delance