Does Oklahoma have the most lethal offense heading into 2021?
Each year, Oklahomas offense is poised for success under the leadership of mastermind Lincoln Riley. He creates a system tailored to fit the talent he has. Riley maximizes strength and recognizes it. Entering the 2021 college football season, he has a myriad of weapons at his disposal. With Spencer Rattler and his supporting cast, once again OU is primed for success. From the return of Kennedy Brooks to Marvin Mims emergence as a deep threat in 2020, lets take a look at some of the Sooners cornerstone players to hit the field this fall. This kind of firepower has made Oklahoma not only feared in the Big 12, but across the college football world. Defenses, take notice. pic.twitter.com/xhlr5srmaZ  PFF College (@PFF_College) June 5, 2021  There is a reason Spencer Rattler is already a favorite to win the Heisman Trophy and it is not because Riley is a QB whisperer. Although true, Rattler took the college football world by storm as a redshirt freshman in 2020. He struggled early on with ball security issues but once he gained confidence and adjusted, he never looked back and mesmerized down the stretch with his arm-talent and improvisation skills. He has been compared to a young Patrick Mahomes and Rattler is a star in the making with immense potential. His tight window accuracy will be something to marvel at this upcoming season. Kennedy Brooks opted out of the 2020 season due to health concerns amidst the global pandemic. He is back and ready for a resurgence. Brooks eclipsed the 1,000-yard rushing mark in 2018 and 2019 for the Sooners. He joins Tennessee transfer Eric Gray and Mikey Henderson- switched from h-back to running back. The powerful downhill back will be looking to put up additional monstrous numbers in 2021. List A look at RBs by the numbers under Lincoln Riley View 8 items  Marvin Mims led OU with 610 receiving yards and and nine touchdowns on 37 receptions (16.5 average) in 2020, becoming the first wide receiver in Oklahoma history to earn FWAA Freshman All-American status. He stretched the field vertically and became Rattlers go-to target downfield. Mims will be striving for more acrobatic catches in 2021. With the chemistry and relationship already formed with Rattler, the tandem will be a dangerous one for Big 12 defenses. Austin Stogner, the dynamic mismatch is back. He missed the last two regular season contests of the 2020 season and the Big 12 Championship vs Iowa State due to a knee injury that turned into a staph infection. After a much-longer grueling recovery process than expected, Stogner is healthy and back in the mix in Norman. A welcomed sight for all, especially for Rattler. Stogner became his reliable third-down target. He uses his 66 frame to his advantage and makes himself available by boxing out defenders. With more attention to detail on his pass protection during the offseason, Stogner will be more of a complete player and threat to defenses this season. Oklahoma is ready to put on a show.