Having a fast WR stretch the field creates space underneath by pulling safety help.
The rest of the play might be bad, but having a speed guy take the top off isn't bad at all.
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The Broncos are a .500 team now. That feels relevant.
I like option 3 a lot if you keep Fields for one more year. It might also be interesting to retain Getsy to work under Harbaugh -- you could take a position of modifying the playbook gradually instead of simply introducing an entire new system. Flus isn't really in a position to override Getsy, but Harbaugh would be.
So you'd have Getsy operating as an understudy to Harbaugh, and McCarthy getting a year carrying a clipboard under Fields, with Bagent able to stand in in the event of injury. And you'd have MHJ. That feels a lot healthier than starting from scratch with a mercurial HC and a rookie QB.
There's always Justin.
The spacing issues.
The blocking assignment issues.
The overly long developing routes.
The over-reliance on screens.
The idiotic use of play action on third and long.
Justin makes mistakes, absolutely. But you almost couldn't design a better offense to play against his strengths.
Moore/Mooney/Kmet/WR3 isn't bad. Our offense has enough talent. I'd like a pass catching back, but that's about it.
Could you keep the playbook and change the playcaller?
How we lose matters.
We have one of the best run defenses in the NFL.
It wouldn't exactly suck to have Jones as a backup swing tackle.
I am firmly convinced that we win that Saints game running away with Fields behind center.
Imagine walking atop the foundation of a home that has recently been demolished and bitching because there's nowhere to take a shit.
That's you, right now.
Sucks how Bears QB's are ruining this guy /s