Jarvis, OBJ, JHill, Mett, AND James Wright >>> (who??)

Last years offense was really explosive. But take a closer look at the talent. Was the on field product as productive and prolific as it could have been? We all know how good the big 4 were last year. James Wright doesn't catch one freakin' ball last year...........not one. Yet the Bengals think he is talented enough to draft him in the 7th round. He caught a ball last week against the saints (hmmmm). How can a receiver who didn't catch a ball his senior year get drafted? Well, he didn't get on the field much because JC Copeland and (insert random TE) were always on the field. How explosive could this team have been with 3 and 4 wide receiver sets (Bonne as 4th WR) while running hill out of a one-back set or from the gun? This is a prime example of not maximizing talent due to sticking to a scheme that dos not maximize efficiency based on personnel. What good is it to have 4 really good receivers if you only use 2 at any given time?

Fast forward to this year, underachieving again albeit with inexperience at WR and QB. This years offense should be much more productive than where it is. There is no effin' way this team should not average 200 yards passing per game (even with AJ). Of course, this would loosen up the running game and put the safeties where they belong.

I dont think last year at this time it was clear to the observer just how good our skill players were last year. We all thought they were All SEC NFL players. But they are DOMINATING in the league right now. If last years offense talent wasn't enough to get this team to Atlanta last year, (with a struggling but 4th ranked defense in SEC last year) than I am discouraged looking forward until there is concerted change in philosophy.

Yeah, I know. This thread isn't original. But the fact that I started should tell you I dont care