Oklahoma Made the Playoff Without an Offense. Now It Might Have One.

Oklahoma made the College Football Playoff last season despite an offense that rarely gave its dominant defense much help. John Mateer is healthy again, the offensive line has another year of experience, and Brent Venables believes the Sooners finally have enough depth up front to create a more dependable running game around Mateer and a revamped group of pass catchers.

In this Oklahoma football preview, we explain why even marginal offensive improvement could make the Sooners significantly more dangerous, how much faith to put in one of the best defenses in the country, and whether a brutal schedule can keep a potential nine- or 10-win team from reaching its ceiling. .

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