The screens and passes behind the L.O.S. while tiresome to watch after a while were largely effective and can easily be considered an extension of the run game.  

 

It's a logical step when you've got guys like Shoelace and Sanders (would like to see him get on the field a little more) that need a bit of space to work their magic. 

 

If you add those plays to the rushing totals of Robinson and Johnson - the rushing total doesn't look so anemic. Lee, Shoelace, and Ta'ufo'ou all had contributions running the ball from a quick pass or screen.  I thought using Lee on that backfield pass they used with Sanders last year was clever.   (I'm referring to the plays other than the sideline bubble screen in which a WR tries to spring the receiver lined up adjacent and behind him.)

 

These plays are good for a young offense with a few twitchy/speedy guys and Bortles ability to throw downfield - even if he has to scramble to do it - makes them a bit more effective. 

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