Sam LaPorta didn't post the same production he did during his record-breaking rookie campaign, but his efficiency was up in year two. Can he marry those two in his third season?
Gonna take the under here, mainly because of the OC change. Obviously hope I'm wrong but I feel like the offense is going to stagnate a bit this year. I may just be taking too much for Morton's affect — he's been pretty flat and low energy when I've heard him speak. Doesn't mean he'll be a bad OC, but his vibe doesn't give a sense of dynamism. And I get the comment about not trying to fix what isn't broken but, again, it didn't suggest to me that he's coming in with a clear vision and strong drive. Absolutely could be wrong, but my optimism is very tempered right now.
I'm not convinced that vibe in a press conference is a predictor of success, that doesn't seem right to me. As for the part about supposedly not having a "clear vision", he's being asked to keep the existing offense, so most of what he should be doing involves adapting to what exists and making some changes, rather than coming in with a vision for a brand new offense
Strange things happen and I don't make predictions but I'm wondering about the possibility of Yeboah displacing Wright as a block first TE while Zylstra remains as the 3rd TE whose strength is receiving. The Niners wind up with a chance at Brock after all.
Gonna take the under here, mainly because of the OC change. Obviously hope I'm wrong but I feel like the offense is going to stagnate a bit this year. I may just be taking too much for Morton's affect — he's been pretty flat and low energy when I've heard him speak. Doesn't mean he'll be a bad OC, but his vibe doesn't give a sense of dynamism. And I get the comment about not trying to fix what isn't broken but, again, it didn't suggest to me that he's coming in with a clear vision and strong drive. Absolutely could be wrong, but my optimism is very tempered right now.
I'm not convinced that vibe in a press conference is a predictor of success, that doesn't seem right to me. As for the part about supposedly not having a "clear vision", he's being asked to keep the existing offense, so most of what he should be doing involves adapting to what exists and making some changes, rather than coming in with a vision for a brand new offense
How the TEs perform depends on what the new OC wants to do with the WRs and RBs. Interesting times for the Lions offense.
Strange things happen and I don't make predictions but I'm wondering about the possibility of Yeboah displacing Wright as a block first TE while Zylstra remains as the 3rd TE whose strength is receiving. The Niners wind up with a chance at Brock after all.
87’s left handed TD catch against Washington was one of the best catches I’ve seen. Just another weapon in the toolkit!