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Plan For Passing Attack

t96

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Nobody's really mentioned this, but I really believe that Kenjon Barner will be a huge part of our passing offense as a scatback, Sproles style. I believe that's a big part of Rivera and G-man's plan and that sort of explains why they aren't going after any FA WRs of great notability. Barner could be a huge threat especially if opposing teams turn up the blitz due to our poor o-line and we can run those screenplays that we'd run with DeAngelo. Anyone else see it happening? And working??

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Barner isn't gonna last in the NFL. He looked like a blow up doll everytime he touched the ball last season. He got obliterated every single time. Kid is gonna get himself killed.

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The only thing worse than the current state of our WR corps right now is Shula's suspect play calling. I have no faith in the man. This is a prove-it year for me.

 

Like I said in another thread, people will defend him even if our offense is poo. They'll say it would be unfair to fire him when we've had limited WR/O Line talent, and he deserves another chance at OC this time with better players (which is exactly what people said last time around).

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