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Texas Tech’s Offense Has One Flaw It Must Fix to Chase a CFP Title - roundtable.io

Texas Tech’s Offense Has One Flaw It Must Fix to Chase a CFP Title - roundtable.io

Texas Tech's football offense averaged 39.4 points per game in 2025.

Last season, the Red Raiders secured a Big 12 championship, establishing themselves as one of the nation's most dangerous offensive units. They often dominated opponents. Second-year Offensive Coordinator Mack Leftwich faces increased pressure to elevate this dynamic group. Their high scoring, seventh nationally, masked a specific inefficiency that could prove costly on a national stage.

For Lubbock, this means the difference between a great season and a truly historic one. Fans filling Jones AT&T Stadium and watching from favorite spots along 19th Street know the thrill of a winning team. Converting consistently inside the 20-yard line could propel the Red Raiders, and by extension, our city, into the national championship conversation, drawing eyes to the High Plains like never before. This challenge directly affects the local pride and economic buzz tied to a top-tier college football program.

Will the Red Raiders solve their red zone puzzle and deliver a championship-caliber season, or will this single issue forever cap their potential?

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