Quote:  Agreed.

 

  A bitter reality in the NFL that we have seen for decades is there are two types of teams:

 

 1.   Teams that have their starting QB In place barring an injury.

 2.   Teams that either don't have their starting QB IN place barring an injury or have major performance uncertainty at the position.   The Bills are another team that I believe fits the latter part of # 2.

Absolutely.  There have been countless teams over the years that could have done great things if they only had a QB.

 

One thing that will be interesting to watch is how the rest of the offense is constructed once the new coach comes in.

 

Usually, a coach will come in, want his own guy at QB, and make sure they put the weapons around him to succeed.

 

Will the new coach think Robinson, Hurns and Lee are sufficient for his guy-whether it's Bortles or someone else-or bring in different types of receivers?

 

Will TE be a renewed priority?  What kinds of OL will we draft?  Will we keep power back Ivory, or opt for more of a breakaway threat?

 

Will offense be that big of a priority at all this offseason?  You would think so, but if the new coach comes in with a dramatically different defensive philosophy (i.e. a 3-4), I would think much draft capital would be spent stocking the defense accordingly.

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