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I just think the Bills are really serious about running the ball this coming season and Lynch is the only back in the mold of power or grinder style. Plus you have to think about the injury issues.
The difficult part is to make everyone happy with their roles, in particular Lynch. We'll see Chan's people skill there.
Gailey spent two seasons as the Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator improving the team from an 11th ranked offense in his first year (1996) to a 7th ranked offense the next. In comparison, the next three seasons without Gailey saw their offensive rank dip to 28th, 17th and 17th.
From 2000-2001 Gailey served as the Miami Dolphins offensive coordinator. His first season saw a middle of the road offense that ranked 16th in the NFL. The following season the team improved to the 8th ranked offense. Both seasons the Dolphins posted 11-5 records.
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