That new-car smell has worn off a little bit, and Jeff Monken’s triple-option offense has gotten enough miles under its belt three games into the season to give us at least a pretty good idea of what kind of team the Georgia Southern Eagles have in the first year of the third new era of the last decade. As the Eagles (2-1) spend the week gearing up for their first Southern Conference game Saturday against No. 10 Elon at Paulson Stadium, let’s take a look at some of the team’s apparent strengths and weaknesses on the offensive side of the ball.Quarterbacks Jaybo Shaw came from Georgia Tech and was immediately heralded as the starting quarterback at GSU. Three games deep, it’s easy to see why.