(05-23-2020, 09:45 PM)JagJohn Wrote:

(05-23-2020, 07:51 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Personally, I'd have him learn a small package of plays at three spots.  Z receiver , Slot (y) receiver, and RB.  
 
They should definitely focus on one receiving spot at first and proceed according to his ability to absorb and implement information. 

But - if they can get him versed in a few different spots well enough to have a go-to play at each spot - all having variations that can be called to keep defenses honest, then he's got a great shot at making an impact. Maybe Caldwell will finally find his true OW.

I think we may see him used in a similar way to how the 49ers used Deebo Samuel last year in his rookie season. Find creative ways to get the ball in his hands and let his creativity and toughness shine. I'm massively hyped about Shenault, I think he can give us that extra wrinkle that will make d co-ordinators think twice about how they will play us.

As a whole, I expect our offense to improve from the below average standard that we saw for the most part last year. How much can they improve? That's the big question. How quickly they can grasp Gruden's system will be a big factor. The ceiling is reasonably high, but there are still a lot of things that need to click for that to happen.