Navy’s offensive line had a subpar outing in the disappointing Thursday night loss at Temple on Nov. 2. The Midshipmen were whipped at the line of scrimmage, which was a big reason why the offense was limited to a season-low 136 yards rushing.
There were plenty of missed assignments and poorly executed blocks as Navy averaged a mere 2.6 yards rushing in that game.
“It was pretty obvious that we didn’t play well enough. We just didn’t play to the standard we needed to play,” Navy running game coordinator Ashley Ingram said. “They lined up in an eight-man front or a 50 look and we just didn’t block them very well.