As Lawrence builds his confidence back up in the protection around him he'll begin seeing the field some more and making more plays. The best thing he did yesterday was hang in the pocket and take what the defense gave him. He only got greedy once and it was a low risk anyway.

Would like to keep seeing them get the call in, break out of the huddle and up to the LOS so he can read, move guys in motion, etc. This is two weeks in a row now though where the offense has began showing it's identity properly. They're a run first offense wanting to aggressively attack you downfield in chunk plays.

I think they'll be tested tremendously over the next two weeks in London though. DO. NOT. SLEEP. ON. THE. BEARS. AND. THE. PATRIOTS. We're in no position as a fanbase or team to say that these games are winnable, potentially easy games and that we have the advantage completely from being familiar with London.

They have to stay aggressive. They have to regroup. They have to find themselves on defense more than anything. Offensively this team has a gold mine potentially in Engram and Strange now if his hamstring is better. They said he was close to being activated yesterday. He should be good next week I believe. At some point, they need to use the both of them in a set along with Bigsby and Etienne in the same set.

A Twin TE package with a split backfield at RB? They could have some fun with this in my opinion. That leaves you one lone WR, probably BTJ out there. You can flex a Etienne out wide or Engram out wide to create mismatches. Hopefully they start looking at these types of things.

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