The Wisconsin offense has struggled mightily through the team’s first three games this season. The unit put up 10 points against Penn State thanks to historic red zone woes and scored only 13 against Notre Dame while the Fighting Irish defense returned two interceptions for touchdowns.
Production just hasn’t been there across the board. Graham Mertz has struggled to find open receivers and take care of the football, the offensive line is yet to find an effective five-man group and the running game still leaves a bit to be desired.
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So entering this weekend’s crucial matchup with No. 14 Michigan, what will Paul Chryst and his staff need to change about their attack? Let’s start with the snap count breakdown from last weekend’s game because there were some real head-scratchers.
BallySports’ Dave Heller tweeted out those snap count dispersions earlier in the week. Here are those numbers and what Chryst will need to change on Saturday: