Terrifying potential in 2018.

[*Nate (formerly eliminate08)*]

(07-17-2018, 10:14 PM)Nately120 Wrote: They fired Lazor during the 2015 season and Tannehill had his best (though still ho-hum) season in 2016.  Lazor doesn't have a terrible resume, but it doesn't exactly fill me with hope that we're going to go from 32nd to "terrifying" either.  

Well you have to start somewhere and i am willing to give Lazor the benefit of the doubt after inheriting that
Frankenstein playbook that was a mixture of Gruden's, Hue and Zamp's. Should give anyone problems not being
comfortable in the playbook and running stuff a failure of an OC wanted to run.

Heck, we had a badass Offense in 2005 with Bratkowski as the OC, a big reason? A good O-line.

Hoping this O-line gets good cause it doesn't matter who the OC is if the QB has no time and there are no holes
in the running game.