UCLA Football: Growing Pains in the Passing Attack

Moving Forward

Running back Soso Jamabo said in a post game interview, the only people who can stop the Bruins from marching down the field, are the Bruins themselves.

While this is a tall claim, there’s no question that UCLA has had flashes of brilliance and that if consistently strung together could produce one of the best offenses in the country.

Looking to the future, I believe this offense will improve week by week.  There’s a lot to like about this offense.

There’s no question to me that UCLA has the talent at the receiver/tight end position to have a terrifying passing attack.  While UNLV is obviously a less talented defensive team than Texas A&M, there were clear signs that UCLA improved on its offensive execution, however, it still has yet to execute its potential.

UCLA’s success in the rest of the season will largely depend on how quickly UCLA can consistently fire on all cylinders.

Hopefully the Bruins can get to this as quickly as possible, as it’d be great to start off the school year by breaking the losing streak with Stanford! 

Next: UCLA Football: Position Group Report Card

In the video above, Rosen is hoping that someone from the receiving corp can step up, and become a reliable target for him similar to the role Payton played for him last season. Who do you think it will be?