1: New Oline coach + potentially having 3 below average players starting on the line next year. The offense will live or die based on them getting the line right. Pat Flat did it in 2017 with limited talent + built a very effective run game. I'd expect Foles + the new offense will have a lot of quick passes to help, but the meat of the season will come down to our pass protection.

2:Skill positions. Mixed feelings from the Jags fanbase on this but for me it comes down to bankable production i.e who can be trusted + expected to produce at a good level. I'm relatively confident that Dede can do this but thats mostly based off one season and what we've seen from him on the field. Cole is a question mark, Chark is question mark, Lee is a question mark with his injury, when healthy he's a replaceable WR3/4. Conley was just a guy with the Chiefs, maybe plays better here but looks more like a depth WR (despite the OTA hype). Yes Chark has a ton of potential , Cole has some too, they "should" be better this year, we just can't bank on it until its there in front of us.

At TE I love Oliver as a prospect and think he can produce early but he's still a mid round rookie TE from San Jose state,so expectations should be muted until we see it. Swaim and the rest are just guys.

At Rb we have a really one dimensional group of players but if they are healthy Fournette and Armstead are more than good enough to run the ball well, just doubtful Fournette will be healthy which will give us one of the worst RB rooms in the league.

All of that doesn't present a promising out look for me. Overly optimistic people will say that those WRs will surely be better with Foles, and while they should be, we just need proof of it before being so sure that they are. The big hope is De Fillippo is good enough to mix all of these meh groups into a cohesive and dangerous unit.

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