Anything is possible. The fact that Bortles was able to connect with both of them on double digit TDs in a new system is impressive. Should only be easier and more comfortable this season going into year three altogether. With that said. I think the passing game will see a more spread out distribution this year. I think Lee, Greene and Thomas will be more involved coming back at full health. Which is good for our team in the long run. And they didn't go out and invest a 2ND RD pick in Yeldon a year ago and pony up some cash this off-season for Ivory who led the AFC in rushing yardage last year to take a backseat on the offense. I expect the games to be closer, more physical on offense, with bigger splash plays developed off the play action game. Robinson will still get his double-digit TD's though. Or vise versa. Hurns at one point last year went something like six or seven consecutive weeks with a TD. I'd be pretty content if our entire team ends up becoming a near mimic of how the Steelers and Seahawks have been playing over the last few years. Gritty run game, big splash plays through the air when you need them or don't see it coming and an attacking defense that will gamble and make the pay offs for said gambles. 

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