… is right here.
Except I mean it in a broader sense than he does. Monken’s been around the block, at both the collegiate and professional levels, with success. He knows his way around an offensive scheme. Presumably that’s why he got the job in the first place.
He was hired to modernize what Georgia was running under Chaney and Coley. It’s readily apparent after four games that the passing game under him has opened up; indeed, one major complaint right now is how often Bennett appears to overlook easy throws to open targets, something that’s turned the 2019 offense on its head.
So, yeah, if Todd Monken thinks Stetson Bennett is the best choice to pilot the offense, I’m good with that. I’m understanding about what he’s had to deal with since he arrived and am willing to wait to see when the scheme bears fruit.
But I’m not the only one who needs to trust his decision making. That goes for his boss, too. Georgia’s offensive brain trust needs to get on the same page and let the guy with the most experience and success running an offense run the damned offense.