It is time to continue and conclude this week's edition of the Michigan football offensive breakdown, Sam Webb, Al Borgias.

That conversation rolls along right now here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTK.

Where are you attacking these Buckeyes if you were calling the plays Saturday?

Well, on the back end of the defense, they start with the idea that they're a quarters team,

but they have a lot of variations of their quarters team, of their quarters coverage,

where they'll pressure from one side, roll the corners up.

But in so many instances, in a lot of instances, it is still a team that I think you've got to attack the middle of the field with.

You've got to do some

and if you look at in the past there's been the michigan's had some luck throwing the ball in the

middle of field if you remember a couple years ago i think it was cornelius johnson hit a double

move down the middle uh Ohio state appears to play their secondary, one side of certain coverage,

the other side, another coverage, okay? And they'll, they don't, they kind of work together,

but kind of don't, you know. So what, in some instances, they will give you some opportunities,

I think, whether it be with play action passes or whatever, to get the ball down the middle.

Okay.

And I think that that's probably where they're the most vulnerable.

Now you've got to protect it.

There's so many factors involved.

But I think that is they got to attack the middle of their coverage at least four to five times, probably a half, you know, knowing that not all those

are going to hit, but just one could be a big chunk that could make a difference.

Yeah.

So, Al, you, we talked a lot about the offensive line.

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