Brent Venables gives a little insight into what could be coming soon for the Sooners to make their offense even scarier

Brent Venables and the Sooners' offense will be crazy with Jovannie Gibson

The 6-2, 211-pound transfer WR from the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff was expected to come in as a starter after having an impressive spring camp. Then, he broke his leg and has since been recovering. Gibson didn't participate in much of fall camp. However, based on everything we have heard in the last three weeks, he's been great.

Initially, there were rumors he could be back for the Sooners' game against Michigan. Obviously, he wasn't, and they didn't really need him. But they will need him, and when he gets back, the offense will be insane. This team has so many weapons for quarterback John Mateer to go to, and many of them are guys that opposing defenses won't know how to gameplan for. Not to mention, Oklahoma will at some point get Jayden Gibson back, too.

When it comes to Jovannie Gibson, Oklahoma is getting a guy who tallied 1,200 receiving yards last season, with nine touchdowns to go along with that. Sure, that was in the FCS, but his size and skill set will transfer over seamlessly. Now, he won't have a year where he has 1,200 receiving yards, unless something nearly impossible happens, but he will have a huge impact on this offense.

By the time he is back, defenses won't be able to just try to stop one receiver, like Deion Burks or Keontez Lewis. There will be so many options within the Oklahoma offense. When that time comes, it will be fun. But for now, the Sooners will continue to play without him against Temple, and who knows, maybe he will be back against the Auburn Tigers.

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