Oline hopes.

[SunsetBengal]

(08-11-2017, 02:48 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: Sorry about that, relatively healthy. All of our TE's were banged up last year though. You could definately tell it with Kroft.

Then i believe you are someone else told me that Hewitt was banged up all last year which made sense as i believe he is a
real versatile threat in both the run and passing game. Made no sense to put him on the bench when he was in we were
significantly better in the run game when he was in. Him being injured makes sense. It was just kept pretty hush hush.


Your weapons definately have to get seperation to help out the O-line and the QB. We weren't getting much of that
last year either you are correct. No one should be dogging on Dalton for last year, he did all he could considering.

Pray Eifert can stay healthy, such a gamechanger. But look out, if he stays healthy all year he could score 15+ TD's
and be too damn expensive to bring back.

With a healthy Eifert and Hewitt in the game, so many options open up.  Just by diversifying the play calling a bit, they can be both ball control or quick strike, with the same personnel group in the game.  For example;  If the running game is getting any movement, whatsoever, the simple play fake should leave a huge hole right behind the LBs, as they should be sending AJ and Boyd/Ross deep, taking the CBs with them.  That should leave Eifert and RB open to catch the ball in stride, 10/10 times, with only single coverage from a Safety. If the Safeties get hip, and start cheating up? Boom, home run ball to AJ Green.