Sentence examples for a complicated offense from inspiring English sources

In 1989, the 49ers cornerback Tim McKyer made light of the Chicago Bears, telling The San Francisco Chronicle: "They don't have a complicated offense.

They have spent hours together and are the football equivalents of gym rats, intensely interested in the nuances and details of a complicated offense.

But Snyder also argues that Bishop is a quick study, that when Snyder decided not to redshirt him after he arrived from Blinn, Bishop responded by devouring the intricacies of a complicated offense.

The players say Westhead installed a complicated offense that killed the fast break and forced the ball inside to Kareem every time.

"It's a pretty complicated offense, but he's absorbed it really well, and at this point of the season, he knows it inside-out," tight end Dustin Keller said.

I'm looking at a first-year coach, a brand-new coaching staff, a whole new system... you have to assess the body of work". On the field, that body has often been a cadaver this year, as Dorrell has futilely insisted on teaching a complicated West Coast offense to kids who were not hand-picked for the job.

The West Coast offense is a complicated scheme -- Hackett has told Pennington that it takes three years to master -- so the early discombobulation was hardly unexpected.

"It's a complicated thing".

Garbage is a complicated problem.

He was a complicated hero".

It is a complicated problem.