Part of the problem with the ' offense last year came down to the struggles and injuries of the offensive line. Entering the 2015 Isaac Mize Jersey season, guard believes things will be different. "We have to be more aggre sive," Warford said Monday, . "We can't be as technical as we (tried to be last year). The biggest thing is we tried to break everything down, we tried to focus on a bunch of stuff at once, down to the smallest detail. With offensive line play, that's cool but at the end of the day you have to whoop somebody's (butt) and we weren't nece sarily being the players that we were trained to be from the start." The ' line will experience change: long-time center is gone -- replaced by youngster -- former left guard remains a free agent and one of the tackle positions is up in the air -- which could be filled via a first-round draft pick. Regardle s of how the ' line questions shake out, Warford said the plan is for the unit to get back to attacking. "(Offensive line coach Jeremiah Washburn), first thing he said was, 'We're coming off the ball,'" Warford said. "'We're running off the ball.' There's nothing else to that. We're going to set the pocket and run off the ball. He said that today. That's what it has to be. We're not going to focus every little step. You have to work that framework into what you can do personally. Everybody has as different skill set and they have to make it work for them. That's the biggest thing. It's not going to be too chaotic or whatever, but we're going to play." The ' struggles along the offensive line in both the running and pa sing game -- 45 sacks allowed -- during the 2014 season were puzzling given the team's solid play in 2013. If the ' front gets back to "whooping somebody," it'll make the entire offense flow more fluidly in 2015. The latest Podcast and discu ses the ' new uniforms. Find more content on . Dylan Stackhouse Jersey