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It is sort of amusing in one sense by dwjm3
Kelly has felt that a high flying offense was the way to go from the start of his tenure here. He wanted to create “big chunk” plays as he felt that was where the game was heading.
Meanwhile while he has been in the bunker for years trying to figure out how to implement this Saban managed to shift from more of a ball control offense to a big play offense on the fly.
Yet Kelly is still trying to implement it even though he started down that path sooner. Kelly is like the little engine who couldn’t.