In my opinion, the Bills will not radically change their offensive orientation from what was largely successful this year-
At most, this will be a 50-50 split run/pass team, but having Drew Bledsoe and a talented pool of receivers is too tempting for any OC to pass by in favor of a boring, grind-it-out offense.
Believe me, if any coach in the league has the weapons, he'd go for the big-time offense. Not many teams have the explosiveness that the Bills do- it's a blessing, not a curse.
The key to the Bills' overall success next year is improvement on defense. Development of the o-line to tweak effectiveness of the offense will help, but there's no need to fix KG's offense- it ain't broke!
At most, this will be a 50-50 split run/pass team, but having Drew Bledsoe and a talented pool of receivers is too tempting for any OC to pass by in favor of a boring, grind-it-out offense.
Believe me, if any coach in the league has the weapons, he'd go for the big-time offense. Not many teams have the explosiveness that the Bills do- it's a blessing, not a curse.
The key to the Bills' overall success next year is improvement on defense. Development of the o-line to tweak effectiveness of the offense will help, but there's no need to fix KG's offense- it ain't broke!
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