Penn State offense: Areas to improve against Kent State before Big Ten schedule begins

ThomasFrankCarr

kotelnicki-penn-state-offensive-line-developing-nasty-identity — Penn State offensive coordiantor Andy Kotelnicki has the Penn State offense on a blsitering pace. 76% of the team's offensive yards were produced on explosive plays through two games this year. (Photo credit: Greg Pickel/BWI)

The Penn State offense is healthy and explosive through two games in the 2024 season. However, football is a game about chasing perfection. Coaches are sometimes their own worst enemy when they set unreachable standards when discussing their team with the fans and media, knowing that no team can reach those standards. But it's about the pursuit of perfection and the destination of excellence that is the real goal. Penn State's offense has been excellent through two games, but there are notable areas where they can improve to help sharpen their sword before facing the Big Ten gauntlet starting at the end of September. This weekend's game against Kent State is the final tuneup and chance to improve in certain areas. Let's discuss those today.