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We won't have to worry about not having a #2 WR, we will be putting our best offensive weapons on the field in positions they can succede (roscoe in space, reed in the slot against slower/weaker CB's) expect big things from this offense this season.
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Re: Best Part Of Going 3-4 WR Sets
first we need the OL to pass block. Last year, they seemed to struggle even with TE and FB help. Having offensive weapons on the field means little if the QB doesn't have time to get them the ball. -
Re: Best Part Of Going 3-4 WR Sets
This will take pressure off the o-line, no one's gonna blitz and leave Lee and Roscoe 1 on 1 against thier CB'sOriginally posted by OpIv37Comment
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Re: Best Part Of Going 3-4 WR Sets
Lynch will play Marshall Faulk in this offense. Flanked out, catching passes, and creating mismatches. If the o-line can hold up this offense should be fun to watch.Comment
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Re: Best Part Of Going 3-4 WR Sets
Our O-line will be able to do all of the things that we want it to do. This has become the strongest part of our team. I know we haven't watched them play a down yet but we have all vets that can play.
I believe Royal and Cieslak and the RBs will be fine. However, after Evans the drop off of talent is huge. Reed is a good possession receiver but that's about it. Roscoe, lacks size, and Price has slowed down alot.
The offense will be much improved but a #2 WR would have really taken us some new places on the offense.Comment
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Re: Best Part Of Going 3-4 WR Sets
if they think the blitz can get there fast enough, they will.Originally posted by Chris23Comment
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Re: Best Part Of Going 3-4 WR Sets
That's what WR/RB screens are for, they slow down the pass rush.Originally posted by OpIv37Comment
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