I think he's had to water-down the playbook.  Not complicate it.

 

 I think Fisch's passing attack will be dynamic next year when Bortles and the receivers can add more plays to their repertoire and have an offseason together to prepare. (Having two reliable TEs would be nice too)

 

We've only now begun to see what the run game is supposed to look like and they didn't have to get away from the ZBS to do it this time. Man it was hard to watch for awhile and it took too long, but the zone blocking is really opening lanes for Shoelace, and he's become quite good at waiting for the first crease and hitting the hole fast. 

 

I've defended Fisch all along and I'm sticking to my guns on him.  (of course I don't love a few situational play calls he's made  - but I like his overall approach and think he's got what it takes)  Last year, he had little talent to work with and this year the talent is  mostly in place but it's green.  I see it all coming together for this offense next year with signs of life currently appearing. 

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