Thanks for that breakdown, it's pretty interesting to see how his numbers compare. I think it's possible Blake is going to have his best year yet, maybe not statistically but in efficiency, and here's why:

 

1. A revamped run game with Fournette and Williams in the backfield running more power concepts is going to force teams to respect the run. Defenses won't be pinning their ears back knowing Blake is going to throw. Plus it should open up the play action more and get Blake outside of the pocket where he thrives.

 

2. A stronger run game should also bring Blake's attempt numbers down to a more manageable range. I'd like to see him closer to the 500 mark this year. Cutting down on the attempts should keep his arm a little healthier from a usage standpoint, and help keep his mechanics in tact.

 

3. Speaking of his mechanics, him not working out in California prior to last season was obviously detrimental to them. I know sometimes he can make some boneheaded decisions, but his mechanics were the main issue in 2016. With him being out in Cali this offseason, I'm looking forward to seeing a tighter, shorter throwing motion, hopefully improving his accuracy and cutting down on errant throws.

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