They will run first and mix in around a dozen plays that are designed to at least try to enable playmakers to make plays. (Guys like Lee, the Robinsons, Thomas, and whomever emerges as a threat between now and September)

 

Bringing in this amount of O-linemen, an early round running back, and a center that knows the system should make it clear they want to take the pressure off of the second year QB and let him develop at a natural pace. 

 

I'm expecting lots of ground and pound, with a healthy dose of short and intermediate passing,  accompanied by the requisite "keep them honest" shots downfield.  Hopefully the passing game grows beyond that as the players learn the new offense and Bortles  develops. 

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