I sort of took heart when I read this... and at the same time visions of Damon Bullock taking a handoff out of the shotgun came to mind.
Q. When you identify your ideal offensive identity, how has that definition changed from camp or has it?
COACH FERENTZ: The comparison I'd give you, we've talked in here ample times about what kind of quarterback we're looking for. You look for one that's going to move the team, get it done. Say the same thing about runningbacks. Fred Russell, Shonn Greene.
So the bottom line is, one thing I'm firm on, I think we have to have the ability to be balanced, and we would hopefully play in a physical nature. We're not going to be a finesse offensive football team. Have the ability to run or pass. That could come out of a three‑wide set, could come out of a one‑wide set. I'm not as hung up on those things.
Probably part of that, you know, it's where you coach, too. You have to recruit to whatever your style is going to be. If you're recruiting, there's ebb and flow, which most places there is. I think you have to have some flexibility there. That's kind of the deal there.
Personally my preference is to be a balanced attack.