Yeah. I'm not sure everyone has been exposed to the way an offense is designed. It starts with base plays run out of multiple formations. Those plays create play trees that represent counters for how the defense is reacting to the base plays.
So, if a base play is a dive into the G/T gap, there is either a counter run from the same back and/or a jet sweep off the same exact action the LBs and other defenders are reading (or a play action pass). When we see the same play called repeatedly that's not working, it's almost certainly because it's what should work if executed correctly or it's to keep a defense honest so they don't adjust to stop what is working.
The jet sweeps, even if they didn't work, may have been the right call.
P.S. No OC looks good if the OL is missing blocks, RB is not seeing holes, or QB is making poor reads pre- and post-snap.