(09-18-2024, 03:04 PM)JagFanatic24 Wrote: Get Trevor out of the shotgun, then you can get some rhythm going with a strong running game.

First two weeks have indicated this already though. They're doing more from under center and they actually have a strong running game. It's just EXTREMELY situationally dependent.

We're probably one of the best run first offenses in the NFL at the moment on 1st and 10+ yardage situations. Averaging 5 YPC I believe.

The issue is the short yardage game on the ground, which was the same exact issue from last year. I think they have spent the first two weeks testing the waters out enough.

I think we'll see the adjustments on Monday Night Football and the winning streak will begin. The answer, or, solution, usually dwells within the middle.

I expect a few things will happen soon.

1. They'll start taking bigger risks almost immediately moving forward in the passing game on 1st and 10+. Geared towards BTJ primarily with underneath options made more readily available as an insurance.

2. They'll start incorporating more quick hitter routes, spread formations and TE stacks in short yardage situations to supplement their poor running ability in this area.

3. The pass protection inconsistencies would suggest that they'll need more time bought for Lawrence. Fully expect more designed plays that flood one side of the field while flushing Lawrence out of the pocket deliberately.

Once they start getting the above three concepts hammered out into their standard approach? They'll be good to go.

They can eventually get to that level of imposing their will and wheeling and dealing out the running game more comfortably.

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