Greg Roman... Coach of the Year?

[Washington49er]

Well the Cardinals are going to be without a QB next year, they want to model things around what the Ravens do with Jackson, Murray isn't no where near as big as Jackson and I am pretty sure will not hold up, especially in this division.

Cool, that way they can all get figured out at the same time and we can get back to normal.

If AZ was smart they would try to turn KM into RW 2.0

 

[Smellyman]

WIlson was a QB who could scramble, who also kept the ball on read/options sometimes (pretty similar to Kaepernick in how he was used back then).

RGIII was a variant on that, except rather than being a package the read/option was the core identity of their offense, and Shanahan was scheming the pass game off of it too (for Wilson and Kaepernick the pass game was pretty divorced from the read/option).

Lamar Jackson is different. What they're doing with him is like if you took what Shanahan was doing with RGIII, and then went back before the read/option and took what the Dolphins were doing with the Wildcat, but running the Wildcat with an actual QB and branching pass plays off of both of those things with a bunch of RPOs thrown in too.

It's basically taking three big offensive innovations (at the NFL level) from the last decade and mashing them together into a coherent scheme in which they're all branching off of each other rather than being isolated packages that get trotted out sometimes.

It's impressive.

RG III injured and almost ended his career.

Tannehill Injured a lot of his time in Miami.

Wilson injured but played thru it when we used the R.O. a lot Knee and ankle.

L.J. we will see but odds are against him.

RW hurt his knee and ankle when Suh stepped on him on a pass play. That year he almost never ran and was his worst rushing year and highest yardage passing year.