What kind of offense do you want to see next year?

[Kevin Greene]

I'd like to see an offesne that puts our players in position to succeed.

[rmoneyg35]

I would like to see us have a offense like the patriots. I personally have hated the Pats since we lost to them in the superbowl but I will be damned if they don't constantly have one of the best offenses year after year no matter what player has been replaced. I would like to see us use more passing with our running backs, I would also like to see us have more speed at WR which I believe is a must have to win in today's NFL.

Also I would like to see us continue to have a top notch running game. I really hope that Williams will return because I think having Stewart and Williams is great and they have always been succesful but sadly we don't need Williams anymore. I would like us to use Goodson more often in the pass game and use him like the Pats use Danny Woodhead.

[Delhommey]

You can spread it out with a strong stress on the run just like the Steelers have managed to do.

[CarolinaSock]

I'd like an offense that adjusts to personnel and opponents. Look at New England, they put the best players on the field and call plays to maximize them. This year they have 2 good TEs so they run a lot of 2 TE sets. I don't really mind the type of offense we have now, just the actual implementation of it. Your allowed to run plays that you don't generally find in your base offensive scheme, but no one told Fox or Davidson that. I think the best offenses may have a base scheme but they mix and match formations/plays so much that they are pretty much a hybrid. I'd like a hybrid and if it has to have a base I don't mind the current play action based offense, just bring it to this century already (I'd settle for something not out of the 60s to be perfectly honest).

[Cavscout]

An offense that is not offensive to the word offense

[rayzor]

A little more of this plz:

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[Brooklyn Bully]

Whatever the Saints do.

[scarface]

A little more of this plz:

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[Doc Holiday]

I'll take an offense that can score points.

[Cyberjag]

The Patriots run a vertical offense just like we do, but Brady makes it look amazing.

[err456]

In the Fox era we've been using a stripped down version of the Coryell offense. Basically, it's a power running game with a vertical passing attack, and the only difference between what Coryell ran in the 70s and what we've been doing under Fox is Coryell used more receivers.

I'm assuming that most people here would like to see a more wide-open offense. Are you looking for a Martz-type system (Coryell taken to the outer limits), a west coast offense, or something out of left field? What do you think?

I am old enough to remember it well. Coryell had a very good QB, would actually throw to his TE (not just for a check down), and yes used more receivers. If his defense had been better he would have a ring.

[Davidson Deac II]

One that is designed to make the best use of our personnel on hand. Don't want to see a new style come in that tries to shoehorn our players into an unfamiliar offense. With the team we have, we need to continue to have a heavy emphasis on the run, at least for the time being. Especially since we will likely be breaking in another rookie qb next year.

[MHS831]

Some say an offense that attacks weak personnel, but I say they all can do that. You have to rely on your QB and your OC to find those mismatches and exploit them. As Davidson Deac says, you want a system that fits personnel naturally. Thinking on the run slows you down. With a good QB--a tall one with an arm who can make the throws, I think we should stay the same. In 2003, look what we did? If Luck is to be the QB, imagine the 2003 offense with more focus on TEs and backs? Imagine if the QB could run? Drastic change is not needed.

[TarPanther9180]

I would like to see a NE type offense. Where we have a QB that can get anyone the ball, no matter who it is. Then we can trade some people to get more draft picks and then sucker some other team into trading us their next years high round picks for our low round picks.