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He wasn't but even if he was. That was at Houston where he had full command of the playbook with entirely different personnel and week to week competition

I agree on the importance of the guys up front. But I'm not as concerned I think the guys we have are older, mature, and talented enough to get it done. The next step is to move people in the run game.

One WR step up and win on the outside consistently like Richards did. It's not farfetched that we field a top 20 offense this year.. Is all I stated the earlier post.

I agree normally but considering all the other negative factors.. such as playing all conference game and one tough G5 opponent no offseason to really prepare and mesh those new parts and no big time playmaker on the outside average was a great step in the right direction

Was this not his first year starting in Lashlee system at the P5 level?

Lashlee schemed around average O line play and below average WR play with little to no spring and 1st year starter at QB.. Having a guy on the outside the can win consistently like Richards did will put us in the top 20 offenses easily

We are one dominant receiver away from having an elite offense.. we just need one to step up and win on the outside consistently