It's always easier said than done. This is not Philadelphia. I just hope for Caldwell and Coughlin's sake that they didn't mess this one up. It's bad enough we doubled down on Bortles and passed on the likes of Patrick Mahomes & DeShaun Watson.

I just don't see a legitimate number one receiver on this team. We don't have a go up and get it receiver on the outside. And we can't expect Josh Oliver to be a behemoth over the middle as a rookie and match the crazy production that Foles had with Zach Ertz.

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(05-22-2019, 09:05 AM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(05-22-2019, 04:35 AM)TheDogCatcher Wrote: Well, the plodding running game is Marrone and Coughlin’s desire and two years ago it wasn’t all that dominant except maybe in the playoffs. If Fournette isn’t being effective I hope they start featuring Armstead.

We're going to see DeFilippo's version of a run first team, not Hackett's. 

I seriously doubt he'll line up #27 in a power run set and just dare defenses to load the box and stop it on 70% of the first downs.

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On topic:
I'm a Dungy fan, and his comments inspire some confidence. Great to hear that stuff from him.

I sure hope not. I just hope we see more changes at the LOS and more creativity pre snap with the formations and move TE position. I have grown tired of this 1970's run first offense we've grown to see over the years. It's just not applicable from start to finish in a football game anymore.

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