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BK’s response to a run game question during the presser that by smithwick
I believe Mike Frank asked.
Q: Talk about the run game. Where is that?
BK: We have focused on getting the right players in the right positions. Our primary focus has been on consistency in our throwing game. And then as a group, without our defense, we’ve focused on the run game. As it relates to our offense against our defense, we’ve thrown the ball much more than we’ve run it because of those things that we’ve wanted to grow in. The spring game, we’ll get a better sense because we’ll run the ball a whole lot more and we’ll be who we have been. But it’s hard for me to say we’ve been so much better running the football without (Quenton) Nelson and (Mike) McGlinchey. We’ve been focusing on other things, quite frankly. We’ll get a better picture of that in the spring game.